G Crossfade Select; H Digital 48K Master Clock Enable/Disable; I Total Running Time Of Drum Motor - Alesis ADAT Reference Manual

byproduct of this type of monitoring.) If you are concerned to make sure things are
"going down on tape" the way you want, nothing beats listening back once you have
done a take.

8.1G Crossfade Select

Hold SET LOCATE and press RECORD. When the ADAT punches in or out, there
is actually a crossfade where the old signal fades out as the new signal fades in. This
process takes 10.67 milliseconds and is therefore not only imperceptible but smooth.
However, there may be circumstances where you want a longer crossfade time and
the ADAT has 4 crossfade times to select from.
"FAd1" = 10.67ms, "FAd2" = 21.33ms, "FAd3" = 32.00ms, "FAd4" = 42.67ms.The
ADAT always powers up with the fastest crossfade time of 10.67 ms (FAd1).

8.1H Digital 48k Master Clock Enable/Disable

Hold SET LOCATE and press DIGITAL INPUT. This applies to the master ADAT in
your system which must always have digital clock source. This function
enables/disables the internal digital 48k master clock. When set to "diG", the ADAT
will use an external digital 48K clock (if one is present). If an external clock is NOT
present, the ADAT will automatically use its own built in 48K clock. When set to "int",
the internal clock will always be used regardless of whether an external digital 48K
clock is present or not.
The ADAT powers up in normal ("diG") mode.
The master ADAT must disable the external clock (i.e. must be set to "int") when it is
receiving digital input from any of its slave units. (See Chapter 6)

8.1I Total Running Time of Drum Motor

Hold SET LOCATE and press STOP. This function temporarily displays the number
of hours the drum motor has been on.