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you’ll need to make sure all of the digital devices in your studio or rack are slaved to the
same clock source. The H8000FW can generate its own clock at 44.1kHz, 48kHz,
88.2kHz, or 96kHz as selected by
Source
on the
clock
menu page in the
SETUP
area.
If you use the H8000FW’s internal clock, be sure that
the digital devices that are connected to it derive their
clock signals from the H8000FW. If you are unable to synchronize AES/EBU inputs 1-4
or S/P DIF inputs 1/2, turn on the H8000FW’s sample rate conversion (
SRC
) algorithm
on the "second" and "third"
clock
menu pages in the
SETUP
area. The H8000FW does
not have sample rate conversion for AES11-18 or the ADAT inputs.
Depending on the particulars of your digital setup,
you may wish to slave the H8000FW to another
device. The H8000FW can slave to the S/P DIF 3/4
input, the AES/EBU inputs 11/12, 13/14, 15/16,
17/18, or the ADAT and FireWire inputs as well as a Wordclock signal. These are
selected by
Source
on the
clock
menu page in the
SETUP
area. Note that the H8000FW
cannot slave to AES/EBU inputs 1 through 4 or S/P DIF 1 or 2.
→ To read about the digital setup in more detail, see Digital Setup on page 82.
Things to Know about Routing
When you are ready, see
The Comprehensive Input / Output Scheme
for more details. Until then …
• The effects engine (the DSP section) of the H8000FW has eight inputs and outputs
•
Only 8 inputs can be connected to the effects engine
•
Only 8 outputs can be connected from the effects engine
•
The analog inputs can only be used as input channels 1-4
•
The analog outputs are always connected as output channels 1-4
•
The AES XLR inputs can only be used as input channels 5-8
•
The AES XLR outputs are always connected as output channels 5-8
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S/P DIF 1/2 in can replace AES 1/2 in
•
S/P DIF 1/2 out is driven with the same signal as AES 1/2 out