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CONTROL DESCRIPTION

DISPLAY

A Blue/White LCD display with three switchable modes of operation: 

FREQ

±PPM

 and 

±%.

The mode that is displayed during power down is saved for the next session.
The display accuracy is 2ppm at all sample rates up to 768kHz, or 0.1Hz increments @
48KHz sample rate

MODE

A switch controls the mode of display enabling you to read the incoming sample rate in your
preferred manner. Pressing the switch toggles through the three modes of 

FREQ

±PPM

 and

±%,

 with led indication.

FREQ

Displays the actual frequency to four decimal
places upto >768kHz.

±PPM

Displays the nominal sample rate with +/- ppm
(part per million) error indication for 32, 44.1, 48,
96 & 192KHz

± %

Displays the  nominal sample rate with percentage
pull up/down indication for 32, 44.1, 48, 96 &
192KHz

The LED’s
indicate the
status of the
input sources
for both Sync1
& Sync2 in
word clock &
A E S - 3 i d .

When a led is lit continuously a strong signal
is being received by that input source and
the D-Clock-R is “locked on”. If a led flickers,
the signal for that particular input source
is weak or unstable - in this case the
source of this weak signal should be
located and improved.

CLOCK PRESENT

The two LED’s
indicate the input
source being
used - either
Sync1 or Sync2.
By default Sync1
would be used,
however, should

this signal be weak or missing
the D-Clock-R will automatically
switch to using Sync2 as the
clock input.

ACTIVE INPUT

The two LED’s
indicate the
power supply
being used -
either PSU1 or
PSU2. With both
LED’s lit the
power is shared

between the two PSU’s. A LED
unlit identifies that the PSU is not
in use and the source of this
problem should be found as soon
as it is convenient. The DMS-6
can operate via both or either of
the PSU’s.

ACTIVE PSU

Summary of Contents for D-Clock-R DMS-6

Page 1: ...encies Statement Chapter 1 Introduction Introduction Features Overlay Installation Power Connection Chapter 2 Control Description Simple Connection Guide Audio Connections Control Description Chapter...

Page 2: ...ALL WARRANTIES WHETHER ORAL OR WRITTEN EXPRESSED IMPLIED OR STATUTORY DRAWMER MAKES NO OTHER WARRANTY EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY F...

Page 3: ...sult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help Unauthorised changes or modification to this system can void the users authority to operate this equipment This equipment requires shield...

Page 4: ...one decimal place nominal frequency ppm error or nominal frequency plus percentage of pull up or pull down The D Clock R has two BNC inputs a default and auxiliary which is automatically selected dep...

Page 5: ...heat If the unit is to be used in a mobile situation it is strongly recommended that the rear of the unit is supported in the carrying rack to avoid bending the front panel rack mounting ears Use fib...

Page 6: ...will completely undermine the performance benefits which might be achieved by using a master clock in the first place AES3id calls for unbalanced 75 ohm connections which make its hardware requiremen...

Page 7: ...192KHz The LED s indicate the status of the input sources forbothSync1 Sync2 in word clock A E S 3 i d When a led is lit continuously a strong signal is being received by that input source and the D...

Page 8: ...e your usage of this equipment Please address correspondence to Drawmer Technical Help line Coleman Street Parkgate Rotherham S62 6EL UK Alternatively contact us by E mail on tech drawmer com Further...

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