Terratec clockwork qr 사용자 설명서

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SyncXtension EWS ClockWork (English)

If you wish to synchronise your digital studio by means of a central clock, you must first desig-

nate one device as master.  This may be any EWS card in the PC fitted with an EWS

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connection, but also an external digital device such as e.g. a digital mix pannel.

You may decide which one will be given the master, but there are some things that should be

taken into account:

Should the audio files when played by means of a software application, e.g. a sequencer pro-

gram (Emagic Logic, Steinberg Cubase VST, etc.), often have various sample rates then the

EWS-Master Card in the PC should be designated as Clock-Master. Your entire digital system

(including all external equipment) will be set to the appropriate frequency each time you

switch to play mode. Some devices may, however, cause problems and will consequently ref-

use audio processing if there is no external clock connected, e.g. when the PC with the Master-

EWS has not been switched on. In this case the external device is to be designated master and

the sample rate is to be set.

A further feature of the EWS ClockWork is the possibility to include external devices which

have no BNC connections for a Word / SuperClock Signal in the synchronisation.

Should a DAT recording for instance be transferred to the PC where the DAT recorder does not

have  a  Word  or  SuperClock  connection,  the  S/PDIF  source  may  be  designated  master.  If  the

EWS-Master Card is an EWS88 D then this also holds for the  ADAT™ signal.