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Configuring XLR Inputs, Master Clock Source, & SRC
The VENU360 allows you to select either the internal crystal oscillator for clock master or one of the AES inputs. Built-in
sample rate conversion (SRC) allows both AES inputs to be used when connecting two different digital devices, each with its
own clock, or when connecting digital AES signals operating at sample rates other than 48 or 96 kHz.
When running the Setup Wizard, the VENU360 will automatically set the XLR inputs and master clock source for the
configuration. However, some more-advanced configurations may require manual adjustment of these settings.
The following section shows different clocking configurations and how the VENU360 should be configured for each. For
information on accessing the Utility menu parameters, see
‘Utility Menu’ on page 87
.
All Analog Connections
When using all analog connections, select either the
“INTERNAL 48 kHz” or “INTERNAL 96 kHz” clock
source setting. In this configuration, XLR 1 and 2 must
be configured for analog operation (these are the default
settings from the factory).
Utility Settings:
Clock Source: INTERNAL 48 kHz or INTERNAL 96 kHz
XLR 1 Input Format: Analog 1
SRC: N/A
XLR 2 Input Format: Analog 2
SRC: N/A
VENU360 Inputs
Analog Device
AES Connections From Single Device (48 or 96 kHz)
When both AES connections are made from the same
digital device running at a 48 or 96 kHz sample rate (such
as a digital mixer), you can clock from either AES input
and turn SRC off for both inputs. In this configuration,
XLR 1 and 2 must be configured for AES operation. Note
that this configuration will also work when using two
different digital devices which are clocked to the same
clock (for example, using word clock).
Utility Settings:
Clock Source: AES 1&2 or AES 3&4
XLR 1 Input Format: AES 1&2
SRC: OFF
XLR 2 Input Format: AES 3&4
SRC: OFF
VENU360 Inputs
(Optional)
Analog Device
Digital Device
(AES 1&2 / AES 3&4 From Same Clock)