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5-20 CONNECTING E XTERNAL D EVICESThe Audio I/O Preferences dialog will appear:GlobalControlsMaster ClockInformation &ControlsHDSP BoardInformation &ControlsStatus AreaThis dialog controls the physical connections of the system. If necessary,use the Board pop-up menu to select the correct HDSP card. The HD I/OI/O Box appears as an icon labeled HD I/O.GLOBAL CONTROLSAt the top of the window is an area with two global controls.Rescan I/O — Click on this button to scan the Sonic I/O bus forconverters.Auto Input Muting — When this box is checked, SonicStudio HD mutesdigital inputs that show bad parity or non-synchronous clock.
T HE H IGH-DENSITY A UDIO I/O 5-21SETTING THE MASTER CLOCK SOURCEDigital audio systems require a master clock that is common to all devicesin the system. SonicStudio derives its clock from any of several sources andwill not function properly without a valid clock.To configure the Master Clock:1 The Master Clock icon appears in the converter window "docked" to thedevice that is the designated clock source. If it is not docked to the HD I/O,click-hold on the clock icon and drag it onto the HD I/O.2 Click-hold on the Clock Source pop-up and drag to select a master clocksource (Word Sync, Internal or Digital Input).3 Select Double Speed In if your clock source is 96 kHz word sync. SelectDouble Speed Out if you want SonicStudio HD to generate 96 kHz wordsync.If you find that SonicStudio HD is unable to sync with the selected clock,the source may be jittery or unstable. Selecting Wide Input Jitter cansometimes solve this problem.Similarly, you may need to select Phase Invert in order to sync properlywith some word sync source devices.If the Master Clock settings you have chosen are valid for the HD I/O, theclock icon will appear with a black border and hands. If the settings are notvalid, the icon will appear with a flashing red border and hands; check thestatus area at the bottom of the window for an indication of error status.CONFIGURING THE HDSP BOARD1 Click on the board Mode pop-up and select the DSP mode for the HDSPboard.
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