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Names of Each Control

STANDBY/ON button 

When the Main Power switch on the rear panel is ON, use
this button to turn the unit on or to standby. When the unit
is on, the indicator lights.

MASTER button 

Press this button to select the signal source you will use for
the reference frequency. 
When the clock signal is stabilized, the indicator for the
MASTER button stops blinking and lights steadily.

Xtal:

When using the clock made by internal crystal oscillator 

Rb:

When using the internal rubidium oscillator as the source
clock

Ext:

When using the input from the reference sourced 10MHz IN
terminal

UNIVERSAL CLOCK OUT button 

Use this to switch the Universal Clock output on or off.
Universal Clock is the TEAC-ESOTERIC original clock for
universal players. 
When the FREQUENCY MODE is set to 44.1kHz or 48kHz,
the frequency of the universal clock is set to 100kHz. When
the FREQUENCY MODE is set to PAL FILM, the frequency of
the universal clock is set to 96kHz. 
When OFF is selected, the indicator turns off.

C

B

A

A

B

C

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FREQUENCY MODE button 

Use this to select the fundamental frequency of the word
clock. 

44.1kHz:

This is generally used for red-book CD players which operate
with a 44.1kHz clock standard.

48kHz:

This is used for DVD players, DAT recorders, etc. which
operate with a 48kHz clock standard. 

PAL FILM:

This is used for reproducing PAL DVD discs at 24 frames/sec.

Frequency change buttons [A/B/C]

The frequency of the each line (A/B/C) is changeable
between 1x/2x/4x of the fundamental frequency and off. 
Following frequency can be selected for each FREQUENCY
MODE. 
When OFF is selected, the indicator turns off.

44.1kHz:

44.1kHz, 88.2kHz, 176.4kHz

48kHz:

48kHz, 96kHz, 192kHz

PAL FILM:

48P (46.08kHz), 96P (92.16kHz), 192P (184.32kHz)

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Summary of Contents for G-0s

Page 1: ...Master Clock Generator Owner s Manual G 0s...

Page 2: ...he manufacturer 12 Use only with the cart stand tripod bracket or table specified by the manufacturer or sold with the apparatus When a cart is used use caution when moving the cart apparatus combinat...

Page 3: ...n the amplifier receiver Do not open the cabinet as this might result in damage to the circuitry or electrical shock If a foreign object should get into the unit contact your dealer or service company...

Page 4: ...output intended for universal players in PAL FILM mode the output is switched to 96 kHz If your universal players are 100 kHz capable you can control them by this high precision clock PAL Film Source...

Page 5: ...e FREQUENCY MODE is set to 44 1kHz or 48kHz the frequency of the universal clock is set to 100kHz When the FREQUENCY MODE is set to PAL FILM the frequency of the universal clock is set to 96kHz When O...

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Page 7: ...mercially available BNC coaxial cable for connection SIGNAL GND connection Use a commercially available PVC covered cord to connect the signal ground terminal on the unit to the amplifier signal groun...

Page 8: ...n Press the STANDBY ON button to turn the unit on 2 1 The standby indicator will turn off Press the MASTER button to select which oscillator you will use for the reference frequency 3 Rb is recommende...

Page 9: ...he FREQUENCY MODE button 4 3 2 1 48kHz If you intend to play DVD DAT etc 44 1kHz If you intend to play CD PAL FILM If you intend to play PAL DVD discs at 24frames sec Before you set PAL FILM mode conf...

Page 10: ...nel Not synchronized e Check to see if the current word clock output is supported by the connected players If necessary select a word clock frequency that is appropriate for the individual players The...

Page 11: ...m oscillator is stabilized 0 seconds MASTER FREQUENCY MODE switched to output stabilized Less than 10 seconds Frequency input Input 10 MHz under 10 ppm Rectangular or Sine wave 1 4 5 V peak to peak Te...

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