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USER GUIDE
USER GUIDE
Cleanfeed Outputs
The Telco cleanfeed is a mono balanced output
used to return a mono version of the program
bus back to telephone hybrid. All channels
except channel 5, input 2 (Telco) are routed to
this bus.
The stereo cleanfeed output works in a similar
way to the to the telco cleanfeed. Essentially, it is
the same as the PGM output without channel 6,
input2 routed. This can then be used as a return
for an ISDN codec.
Digital Outputs
The S1 has two digital outputs that work at the
same time. The rst is AES/EBU which is on a
balanced XLR connector. The second is S/PDIF
which is found on an unbalanced RCA connector.
These both carry the PGM output. The digital
output can be synced to either the on-board
master clock or either of the designated sync
inputs. There are three distinct synchronisation
modes:
Master Mode
The digital outputs are locked to the on-board master clock and is therefore constantly
operating at the chosen sample rate. No sync signal is used or required. The internal clock
can be set to 32, 44.1, 48, 88.2 and 96kHz.
Slave Mode
The digital outputs are locked to one of the three external sync inputs; AES/EBU, S/PDIF or
word clock. If the lock is lost, the digital PGM output is disabled until another lock is secured.
Auto Mode
The digital outputs are locked to one of the three external sync inputs but if the sync is lost,
the master clock replicates and resumes at the sample rate of the lost signal.
When the digital output of the mixer is set to either slave or auto modes, the desk will
automatically synchronise to the rst available input source. The three sync inputs, AES/
EBU, S/PDIF and word clock are all auto sensing.
To learn more about the conguration of synchronisation options, read section 4 – SCi
(page 35).
Lock Indicator
The illuminated lock indicator shows that the
digital output is locked . If synchronisation is lost
then the indicator will ash.
Fig 2-30: Cleanfeed
Outputs
Fig 2-31: Digital Outputs
Fig 2-32: Lock
Indicator
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