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Slave Clock connections and power up (boot) procedure for ADAT I/O, Pro Tools, SMPTE Slave Driver, and Video Slave Driver.
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- VSD Slave Clock out to first Audio Interface Slave Clock in. If there are multiple Audio Interfaces, then daisy chain the Slave Clock out to Slave Clock in of the other Interfaces.- Audio Interface Slave Clock out to ADAT InterfaceSlave Clock in.- SSD MIDI out to MIDI Interface MIDI In or SSD Mac Port to Serial Port on CPU.Note: PT 3.1 or greater is required for VSD sync in the above configuration.Power up order:1) Hard Drives2) ADAT. Verify that the ADAT is in Internal Sync3) ADAT Interface4) VSD and SSD5) Pro Tools Interface6) Expansion Chassis (where applicable)7) Computer
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Slave Clock connections and power up (boot) procedure for ADAT I/O and Pro Tools. No input into the ADAT from Pro Tools. No input signal into Pro Tools from the ADAT. When the ADAT is online with Pro Tools the ADAT will sync up correctly but the location numbers on the front panel of the ADAT do not match up with Pro Tools. With the ADAT I/O in the system clock noise and hiss is generated when attempting to play back a file. |