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Selecting Modes
MODE
RE-CLOCK
EXTERNAL
INTERNAL
x 256
x 4
x 2
x 1
CLOCK MULTIPLIERS
This setting example shows the MC-3+ locked to its internal ultra-low-jitter
clock base generating output clocks of 44.1kHz at any available output. This
is the factory default setting.
There are three basic operation modes of your MC-3+ Smart Clock:
»INTERNAL«
The MC-3+ runs as a clock generator and is locked to its internal ul-
tra-low-jitter master clock. The basis clock rate for all outputs is selected in
the »REFERENCE« menu under »INTERNAL + 10.0M« (see next page).
»EXTERNAL«
The MC-3+ is locked to an externally applied reference signal, which can
be a Word Clock, a 10.0MHz reference from a so-called atomic clock or
GPS receiver and an AES3/11 or S/P-DIF digital audio signal, selected in the
»REFERENCE« menu.
»RE-CLOCK«
The MC-3+ allows to receive digital audio signals of the AES3 or S/P-DIF
format (selected in the »REFERENCE« menu) especially for re-clocking to
improve their acoustical quality.
With selection of the »RE-CLOCK« mode, the first available digital audio
input »S/P-DIF op« is selected under »REFERENCE« automatically as default.
Press the »MENU« key for once and you enter the »REFERENCE« menu.
Here press repeatedly the »SELECT« key to select the desired digital audio
input.
You have three re-clocking options per selected audio input which support
two different types of audio re-clocking:
Synchronous Re-Clocking of Digital Audio Signals
Selecting one of the three available digital audio inputs only, re-clocks the
incoming audio signal with a phase-synchroniszed, new generated ultra
low-jitter clock signal, embedded in the outgoing audio signal at the
incoming audio signal‘s sampling rate.
Asynchronous Re-Clocking of Digital Audio Signals
This is a very special function only available in the MC-3+ Smart Clock!
When selecting one of the digital audio inputs, you will notice that for each
input you have two additional options when pressing the »SELECT« key
furthermore:
Selected Audio Input + WCLK
Selected Audio Input + 10.0M
Selecting one of these re-clocking options enables you to re-clock your
digital audio signal with an additional clock reference of a different master
clock device. E.g., when selecting your desired audio input + »WCLK«, you
must feed in at the Word Clock input an addiitional Word Clock reference
signal with a clock rate between 32.0kHz and 192.0kHz. When selecting
your desired audio input + »10.0M«, the Word Clock input accepts a
10.0MHz reference signal from e.g. a so-called Atomic Clock or GPS receiver.
In both ways, the outgoing digital audio and Word Clock signals have got
the same basis clock rate like the incoming digital audio signal, but pha-
se-aligned (not phase-synchronized, of course!) to the additionally applied
external reference clock.
In the »CLOCK
IN» menu the clock rate of the incoming digital audio signal
is displayed and with help of the »CLOCK MULTIPLIERS« menu the Word Clock
output signals can be multiplied as described in the »Selecting Clock Multi-
pliers« section.
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REFERENCE
S/P-DIF op
S/P-DIF co
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48.0
44.1
32.0
192.0
96.0
176.4
10.0M
WCLK
INTERNAL + 10.0M
AES3/11
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Digital Audio Format
Conversion
When running the MC-3+ in the
»Re-CLOCK« mode and applying a digital
audio signal of the AES3 or S/P-DIF format
as reference, all digital audio outputs will
transmit the sourse signal. The signals at
the outputs which are not of same format
as the reference signal will be format
converted in realtime aligned to the
AES3 1992/2003 and IEC 60958 digital audio
format standards. Thus, your MC-3+ Smart
Clock works also as digital audio format
converter for you!
!
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