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Set Up for DVD Players, Universal Players, etc.
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This is the recommended set up for synchronizing DVD
players, D/A converters and other similar digital devices.
Connect WORD CLOCK OUT terminals to word
synchronization input terminals of your units, using
commercially available BNC coaxial cables.
If your unit can be synchronized with the universal clock
signal (ex. UX-1, P-01, etc.), connect UNIVERSAL CLOCK OUT
terminals to the universal clock input terminals of the unit,
using a commercially available BNC coaxial cable.
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Set each unit to the slave mode (word synchronization input
mode).
Press the STANDBY/ON button to turn the unit on.
The standby indicator will turn off.
Press the MASTER button to select which oscillator you
wish to use for the reference frequency.
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“Rb” is recommended.
Select the appropriate frequency mode using the
FREQUENCY MODE button.
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48kHz:
If you intend to play DVD, DAT, etc.
44.1kHz:
If you intend to play CD.
PAL FILM:
If you intend to play PAL DVD discs at 24frames/sec.
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Before you set PAL FILM mode, confirm that the connected
unit can be synchronized with the frequency of PAL FILM.
UX-1 can be synchronized with the PAL FILM mode.
If your units are connected to the WORD SYNC OUT
terminals, select the frequency of the word clock for
each line by pressing the A, B or C button.
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Set the frequency as high as the connected units will allow for
synchronization.
If your units are connected to the UNIVERSAL CLOCK
OUT terminals, press the UNIVERSAL CLOCK OUT button
to turn it on.
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100 kHz signal is output from the terminals when you set the
master mode to 44.1kHz or 48kHz. 96 kHz signal is output
from the terminals when you set the master mode to PAL
FILM.
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Digital output from the digital output terminals may be
prohibited depending on the DISC format (ex. SACD). Your
D/A converter may not be able to convert all the digital
output signals.
