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Never connect the FOR DM-80 SYNC OUT jacks to anything other than the VIDEO SYNC jack on the DM-80-8/4. • Connecting to the DM-BUSS Connecting with the DM-80-8/4 Use the supplied DM BUSS connecting cable to make the connection between the DM BUSS OUT jack on the DM-80-L and the DM BUSS IN jack on the DM-80-8/4. Connecting with the DM-80-R/DM-80-F When employing a DM-80-F Run the cable between the DM BUSS IN jack on the DM-80-L and the DM BUSS OUT jack on the DM-80-F. Additionally, connect a cable between the DM BUSS IN jack on the DM-80-F and the DM BUSS OUT jack on the DM-80-R. When NOT employing a DM-80-F Run the cable between the DM BUSS IN jack on the DM-80-L and the DM BUSS OUT jack on the DM-80-R. When employing a DM-80-F DM-80-F DM-80-R SMPTE LTC Signal SMPTE Device [Settings for the DM-80 Parameters] Set the DM-80's "Sampling clock source" parameter to "Video sync." Set the DM-80's "Time base" parameter to "SMPTE." Set the DM-80's "SMPTE Rate/Format" parameter to the format displayed by the DM-80-L's RECEIVED SMPTE FORMAT indicator. 7 [2] Connections to Make When Syncing with Video Equipment With video equipment that can output SMPTE Time Code When the video equipment you are using is capable of outputting SMPTE Time Code (is equipped with a SMPTE generator), the connections can be made as explained on the previous page (p. 7). In such a configuration, the video signals output by the video device are not used for synchronization purposes. [Settings for the DM-80 Parameters] Set the DM-80's "Sampling clock source" parameter to "Video sync." Set the DM-80's "Time base" .parameter to "SMPTE." Set the DM-80's "SMPTE Rate/Format" parameter to the format displayed by the DM-80-L's RECEIVED SMPTE FORMAT indicator. * When needing to sync a video system capable of outputting SMPTE Time Code with the DM-80, use of the DM-80-L is not essential. In such cases, you can achieve sync by inputting the video signal from the video system to the DM-80's VIDEO SYNC. To DM-80-F or DM-80-R DM-80-8 8 With video equipment that cannot output SMPTE Time Code To sync an ordinary consumer-use video tape recorder (VTR not capable of outputting SMPTE Time Code) with the DM-80, carry out the following: (1) Record onto the video tape's audio track the SMPTE LTC signals (time code signals) from the DM-80-8/4. In this case, the DM-80 is used as the master of a SMPTE Time Code. [Using the DM-80 as the Master in a SMPTE Configuration] Since the DM-80-L assures the production of SMPTE Time Code which is precise and reliable, with almost no divergence from the actual time, the DM-80-L makes it possible for the DM-80 to be used as the master in a SMPTE configuration. The DM-80 relies on the playback rate (sample rate) of its audio digital data as the basis for its SMPTE Time Code. (When the "Time Base" is at "Internal.") However, the frequency of the oscillator (which provides the point of reference for the DM-80's sample rate) can shift by minuscule amounts as a result of changes in the temperature of the surroundings. For this reason, a certain amount of divergence from the actual time can occur when time code is produced over an extended period of time. For example, you might be able to observe that after, say, two hours of SMPTE Time Code production, that the 2nd hour as indicated by the code had occurred either slightly earlier or later than the actual time would indicate. By using the DM-80-L, such divergence from the actual time will be almost nil. Make the connections as shown above. Also, make sure to set the DM-80's "Sampling clock source" parameter to "Video sync." (2) Input the playback of these SMPTE LTC signals to the DM-80-L's SMPTE LTC IN jack to sync with the DM-80 System. The connections should be made as explained previously (p. 7). 9 [3] Connections to Make When Syncing Multiple DM-80-8/4s (Max. of four) * The DM BUSS should be connected to any oneofthemultiple DM-80-8/4s. The Multiple DM-80 System is made the slave to SMPTE Time Code and placed in sync. Connect a cable so the SMPTE signals output by an analog tape recorder, or a SMPTE device (SMPTE generator) are input to the SMPTE LTC IN jack on the DM-80-L. Then, connect cables between each of the four SMPTE LTC OUT jacks on the DM-80-L and the SMPTE LTC IN jacks on each of the DM-80-8/4s. Additionally, make the connections between each of the four FOR DM-80 SYNC OUT jacks on the DM-80-L and the VIDEO SYNC jacks on each DM-80-8/4. To DM-80-F or DM-80-R DM-80-8 DM-80-L SMPTE Device [Settings for the DM-80 Parameters] Set the DM-80's "Sampling clock source" parameter to "Video sync.". Set the DM-80's "Time base" parameter to "SMPTE." Set the DM-80's "SMPTE Rate/Format" parameter to the format displayed by the DM-80-L's RECEIVED SMPTE FORMAT indicator. 10 [4] Connections to Make When Using DM-80-S (Multitrack Manager Software) The DM-80 System is made the slave to SMPTE Time Code and placed in sync. Then the DM-80 ...