Mackie MDR24/96 Operation Manual page 22

These options allow you to select whether
SMPTE time code or MIDI time code (or
both) are generated.
This is the amount of time (hours, minutes, seconds and frames) that is added to
the incoming time code value, and the resulting time is the Current Time of the
MDR24/96 when in Time Code Chase. Negative can be selected to subtract the
offset value from the incoming time code.
1. Select TC Offset from the SYNC OPTIONS menu.
2. Select Set.
Use the Select buttons to move the "vv" cursor among fields, and then use the
Select buttons to change the value. Negative can be selected from the TC
Offset menu.
1. Press SYNC to enter the SYNC OPTIONS menu. Select Sample Clock.
Select either Internal or Word Clock according to your setup using the
(–)Dec / (+)Inc or << / >> buttons.
2. Select OK to return to the SYNC OPTIONS menu.
3. Select Sample Rate. Using the (–)Dec / (+)Inc or << / >> buttons, set
the Sample Rate to 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz (88.2 kHz or 96 kHz). Select
OK.
4. Move to the third page of the SYNC OPTIONS menu with the Page
Right (>) button.
5. Select Bit Depth. Set the Bit Depth to 16 Bit or 24 Bit using the (–)Dec
/ (+)Inc or << / >> buttons. Select OK.
Some devices that support double-wide
AES at 88.2 and 96 kHz can only
transmit or receive word clock at 0.5x
the Sample Rate. The Word Clock
divisors determine whether Word Clock
In and Word Clock Out run at 1x or 0.5x the MDR24/96 Sample Rate. Both
divisors can be set independently.
1. Move to the last page of the SYNC OPTIONS menu with the Page Right
(>) button. Select SR/2 In.
2. Set the Word Clock Input divisor to On or Off using the (–)Dec / (+)Inc
or << / >> buttons. Off selects 1x operation, On selects 0.5x operation.
3. Select OK, then Select SR/2 Out and set the Word Clock Output divisor
to On or Off.
4. Select OK and press the SYNC button to exit the menu.