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3.6. Clock Synchronisation
The Audiofuse can run on its own internal clock or it can sync to external sources.
The internal clock in Audiofuse is extremely stable and will offer you the best performance
in most situations. If you have the option to drive your peripheral gear from the Audiofuse
clock, please do so.
To change sync sources open the Audiofuse Control Center software.
In the upper left side, under the SETTINGS header, you can see options for CLOCK SOURCE:
INTERNAL or EXTERNAL. When set to EXTERNAL, your input sync options are:
• Word Clock - using the RCA inputs on the rear panel
• S/PDIF Coax – using the RCA inputs on the rear panel
• S/PDIF optical – using the ADAT IN optical connector
• ADAT - using the ADAT IN optical connector
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96kHz is the maximum samples rate clock for ADAT. The internal clock of the AudioFuse can be set
to 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 88.2 kHz, 96 kHz, 176.4 and 192 kHz from your DAW, your audio device settings, or
in the AudioFuse Control Center.
When using Word Clock input, you might need to terminate the input. Open the
PREFERENCES in the Audiofuse Control Center and select either NONE or 75 OHM as your
option for the input.
To use Audiofuse as a master clock for other devices, set clock source as INTERNAL and use
the settings in the DIGITAL OUT section to choose the type you want to send.
Your clock out options are:
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