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TIME BASE
4 – 22 Typical Setup Examples
Setting up the Time Base 9-Pin Device Control Panel
Here you make the settings for 9-pin device control (see below). Make sure, that the
corresponding function is available in the 9-pin device that you use.
Parameter Options Effect
Timebase 9-Pin-
Device ID 0 - 126 Lets you set the 9-pin device ID. The Nuendo/Time
Base standard value is 4
The following parameters are used to set up track remote control for the connected machine.
Number of
Audio Tracks 2 - 64 Lets you define the number of digital audio tracks
available in the connected 9-pin device, which
thereby become visible and can be controlled from
the 9-pin device control panel.
Aux 1, Aux 2 Activate (tick) /
Deactivate (no tick) When you activate these parameters, the (analog)
audio tracks appears in the 9-pin device control
panel.
Timecode Activate (tick) /
Deactivate (no tick) Most 9-pin devices provide special time code tracks.
If you activate this parameter, the time code track of
your 9-pin device appears in the 9-pin device control
panel.
Video Activate (tick) /
Deactivate (no tick) If the connected 9-pin device processes video, you
can use this parameter to make the corresponding
Arm Track control visible in the 9-pin device control
panel.
All tracks available in your 9-pin device should be included in the 9-pin device control panel.
This will give you a better overview and you are always informed about the current track status.