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7. Turn the control knob to select the appropriate frame rate for your
recording. You need to set the FPS to match the FPS settings of the cameras
being used for filming.
8. Press the control knob to confirm your selection.
Set the Word Clock Output
If your sound mixer/recorder has a word clock input, you can set your :pulse to
provide a word clock signal as well as timecode data. Your sound mixer/recorder
will use the word clock signal to time its audio recordings to that they are
synchronised with the timecode 'stamp'. Using timecode data and a word clock
signal provides greater accuracy than using just timecode.
Note: Word clock is not supported by all sound mixers/recorders. If your
sound mixer/recorder does not have a word clock input, it will only use
the timecode data from your :pulse.
1. Use a TCB-10 (BNC to BNC) cable to connect your sound mixer/recorder's
word clock input port to the :pulse's TC/SYNC port.
2. Use your :pulse's SYNC Generator settings to apply the appropriate output
mode and level:
Settings Option
Set BNC
O/P Mode
Set to the appropriate word clock signal for your sound
mixer/recorder. The manufacturers' instructions for the
sound mixer/recorder should include information on the type
of word clock signal that is required.
Set BNC
O/P Level
Your sound mixer/recorder's instructions may specify a
required signal level. If so, set the BNC O/P Level to Normal or
High as appropriate. If the instructions do not specify a level,
set the BNC O/P Level to Normal.
3. Set up the sound mixer to receive word clock data from an external source.
Please refer to the manufacturer's instructions for your sound mixer/recorder
for more information.
Your :pulse will now output a word clock signal to your sound mixer/recorder via
the TC/SYNC BNC port.
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