Chapter 1: Introduction SYNC HD with Pro Tools This guide covers operation of Systems Pro Tools | SYNC HD with Pro Tools | HDX and ® Pro Tools | HD Native systems running (Pro Tools | HDX or Pro Tools | HD Native Hardware Required) Pro Tools HD Software version 11 and higher.
• MIDI Timecode (MTC) SYNC HD Features • Dual 9-pin Sony P-2 protocol ports (only one SYNC HD supports all Pro Tools sample rates can be active at a time), for limited serial deck (44.1, 48, 88.2, 96, 176.4, and 192 kHz), and control with MachineControl software option supports both industry standard SD (standard defi- for Pro Tools.
System Requirements and Conventions Used in This Compatibility Guide All of our guides use the following conventions to SYNC HD with Pro Tools indicate menu choices and key commands: To use a SYNC HD with Pro Tools, the following Convention Action are required: File >...
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Chapter 2: Installation and Configuration Serial Connections Hardware Connections Serial to Pro Tools Card The following are the primary hardware connec- tions on a SYNC HD: Pro Tools systems require a serial connection be- tween SYNC HD and the serial port on the first •...
To connect a SYNC HD to HD audio interfaces: MachineControl Using a BNC cable, connect the Loop Sync Out of the SYNC HD to the Loop Sync In of your On MachineControl-enabled Pro Tools systems, primary HD audio interface. SYNC HD supports limited Serial Deck Control only.
Character Generator for Timecode Synchronization and Window Dub Timecode Connections to Machines, Decks, and Other SYNC HD can generate a timecode window dub Devices on SD signals coming into the Video In port. When you have an HD video reference signal The following sections describe connections required for different applications.
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Connecting Word Clock Devices To supply AES/EBU clock reference from a SYNC HD: SYNC HD has Word Clock input and output ports, Connect the SYNC HD AES/EBU output to the which can be used simultaneously. Use Word AES/EBU reference input on a DAT machine or Clock when you want SYNC HD to lock to 1x other digital device.
Select the type of port connection for the Software Installation SYNC HD (serial port or COM Port). The following sections provide instructions to in- Select the Synchronizer Type that you are up- stall software required to use a SYNC HD with dating (SYNC HD).
Under Synchronization Device, select Enable Configuring a SYNC HD from (for a SYNC HD). SYNC HD Pro Tools Pro Tools HD software provides configuration controls that establish communication between Pro Tools and the SYNC HD. Loop Sync SYNC HD supports the Loop Sync feature for connecting HD interfaces.
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Configuring a SYNC HD in the The Clock Source can be any device in the Loop Session Setup Window Sync chain. This lets you use any digital input source available on any HD interface (including When a SYNC HD is connected through Loop the SYNC HD) simply by selecting that device and Sync and enabled in the Peripherals dialog, its set- source from the...
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Sync Status Indicators When the SYNC HD is not the selected Clock Source device, the menu in the Clock Reference indica- Ref Present Locked Speed Cal section switches to Loop Sync. SYNC Setup tors in the Session Setup window display synchronization status of the SYNC HD.
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• Red Flashing Slow: SYNC HD is locked, but the Audio and Video Pull Up and Pull Down clock reference is more than 4% slower than the Pro Tools provides up to 4.167% pull up, and 4.0% expected rate pull down. When working with a Movie track con- •...
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Video Ref Format Video In Format Choose PAL or NTSC format for the session from When the is set to Clock Reference Video Refer- pop-up menu in the Session , SYNC HD automatically sets the Video In Video Ref Format ence Setup window.
Selecting the Transport Master Video Reference (HD) Rate Video In Format Right-click the Online button in the Transport to 1080p - 30 NTSC select the Transport Master. The Transport Master is the device that will be controlled by the 1080p - 50 Pro Tools transport.
Troubleshooting Status LEDs Incoming Timecode The Locked and Speed Cal status LEDs on the SYNC HD front panel and in the Session Setup window may help you isolate potential problems. Incoming Timecode display (Session Setup window) Ref Present Indicator Lost Communication The Ref Present indicator in the Session Setup If Pro Tools loses communications with the window indicates whether or not the SYNC HD is...
Chapter 3: Pro Tools | SYNC HD Hardware Pro Tools | SYNC HD Front Panel Clock Reference Positional Reference Generator/Parameter Power Switch Switch Frame Rate Switch Controls Drop Frame Status LEDs Loop Timecode Display Master Clock Reference Positional Sample Rate Frame Rate LEDs LEDs...
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Table 1. Sample Rates at Pull Up and Pull Down Settings Sample Rate Pull Up/Down 44100 48000 88200 96000 176400 192000 +4.1667% 45983 50050 91967 100100 and +0.1% +4.1667% 45938 50000 91875 100000 +4.1667% 45892 49950 91783 99900 and –0.1% +0.1% 44144 48048...
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Status LEDs When configuring a Parameters and Values SYNC HD with the Set, Run/Stop and other pa- These LEDs show the current state of the rameter controls, the LED display shows parame- SYNC HD in relation to clock references. Indica- ter names, values, and other data.
Pro Tools | SYNC HD Back Panel Word Clock AES/EBU Video In/Out Video Ref LTC In/Out In/Out In/Out Loop Sync In/Out Bi-Phase/Tach Host Serial MTC Out 9-Pin Out 1 AC Power GPI/Pilot 9-Pin Out 2 Figure 2. Pro Tools | SYNC HD Back Panel Bi-Phase/Tach/GPI/Pilot The Video Ref ports are an un-terminated loop- through that allows black burst or other video ref-...
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Video In/Out LTC In/Out Receives a signal from an SD Receives a Linear Timecode (LTC) source, Video In LTC In (NTSC/PAL) video source for clock or VITC balanced or unbalanced analog, for positional positional reference input, or for generating a win- and/or clock reference.
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Word Clock In/Out Receives (1x sample rate) Word Word Clock In Clock, for clock reference purposes only. Word Clock is often used with external digital consoles and digital tape machines. Outputs 1x sample rate Word Word Clock Out Clock information (for Word-clock capable pe- ripherals) or 256x Super Clock information.
Chapter 4: Using Pro Tools | SYNC HD SYNC HD settings can be controlled in two ways: From Pro Tools Provides access to most SYNC HD controls from within the Pro Tools Session Setup window or the Synchronization page of the Peripherals window. From the SYNC HD Front Panel Provides access to most controls from the front panel when using the SYNC HD in Standalone mode.
Table 2. SYNC HD controls in Pro Tools and the front panel Parameters Available from/in: Pro Tools Front Panel Pitch Memory Enable yes (Peripherals/Sync) Window Dub all (Peripherals/Sync) on/off only Bi-Phase/Tach Pulses/Frame yes (Peripherals/Sync) Bi-Phase/Tach Wiring yes (Peripherals/Sync) Gen/Bi-Phase Preset yes (Session Setup) yes (Session Setup) Idle MTC Enable...
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Edit Mode Down and Up switches scroll through param- Down To enter Parameter/Value Edit mode: eter names or values: Press (when timecode numbers are visible in the LED Timecode Display). The first press Press the When a parameter name is visible displays the first parameter name, “Set Gen,”...
Video and Clock Reference Clock References and Options If you have only a single SD (standard definition) video source, and if the video source and the The following sections explain each clock refer- SYNC HD have a common video reference, then ence choice in detail.
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Digital Clock (AES/EBU or Word Configuring SYNC HD to use Word Clock) Options Clock or AES/EBU and Video Reference In scenarios where you want to lock systems to au- To resolve SYNC HD to external AES/EBU or Word dio clock and also ensure that playback starts at a Clock using Pro Tools: frame edge (such as when triggering playback on In the...
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About Digital Clock LTC Servo Gain The SYNC HD AES/EBU In connector AES/EBU The Session Setup window provides a submenu for only recognizes and uses the clock portion of an in- LTC Clock Reference choices. The five choices coming AES/EBU audio signal. All audio infor- provide different servo gain settings to reduce the mation will be ignored and will not be passed to the effects of jitter when locking to linear timecode.
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Pilot Tone Adjusting LTC Output Level/Gain SYNC HD can resolve to an external Pilot Tone To adjust LTC output level/gain from Pro Tools: signal for clock reference, for synchronizing to (or Choose and click Setup > Peripherals Synchro- transferring audio from) certain types of open-reel nization audio tape recorders.
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Bi-Phase/Tach and Clock Typically, when you use Bi-Phase/Tach as the Reference clock reference you will also be using it as the po- sitional reference (see “Bi-Phase/Tach” on SYNC HD can resolve to Bi-Phase/Tach informa- page 34.). tion for use as a clock reference. Bi-Phase/Tach can synchronize positional reference, but you must For additional Bi-Phase/Tach signal infor- provide a reference start address (see “Bi-Phase...
SYNC HD will only output rates within the limits SYNC HD retains the Pitch Memory setting, of the current sample rate. If a varispeed value re- even when the unit is powered off and on again, sults in an output frequency (sample rate) that is until you change it.
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LTC can also be generated as an interpolation of Example of Timecode Freewheel Absolute code. This is how timecode DAT ma- In a 30 fps Pro Tools session, if Freewheel Dura- chines, DA-88s, and many digital VTRs work. tion/Timecode Freewheel is 28 frames, the LTC is delivered to the SYNC HD as a series of SYNC HD will continue to generate until either audio pulses, regardless of how it is stored or gen-...
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Auto LTC/VITC Positional Video Ref vs. Video in Reference To ensure constant clock referencing, use In Auto LTC/VITC mode, the SYNC HD switches Video Ref input as your clock reference instead of automatically between LTC and VITC depending Video In, whenever possible. When using Video upon which is delivering the best timecode signal.
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Bi-Phase/Tach To select Auto LTC/VITC for positional reference using Pro Tools: Bi-Phase/Tach signals are clock reference signals, In the section of the Session Setup SYNC Setup and do not contain positional information of their window, select from the Auto LTC/VITC Posi- own.
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Bi-Phase/Tach Starting Frame Bi-Phase/Tach Signal In order to use the Bi-Phase/Tach signal as a posi- The Bi-Phase/Tach signal can be set to any of the tional reference, the SYNC HD also needs to know following: the timecode address for a particular frame of film. When the A square Bi-Phase: FWD = A leads B This positional relationship is established by park-...
Use the Down and Up switches to scroll param- Bi-Phase Position Trimming eter values: While using bi-phase as your positional reference, • “A LEAd b”: Bi-Phase: FWD = A leads B you can trim the Bi-Phase-to-timecode translation at any time. Each press of the Up switch will ad- •...
Read/Regeneration Mode Offsets and SYNC HD Timecode Display The SYNC HD front panel display continues to In this mode, SYNC HD regenerates timecode display actual incoming timecode, regardless of based on external positional reference information any External Timecode Offsets settings that are ap- (LTC or VITC timecode, or a Bi-Phase/Tach sig- plied in Pro Tools.
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Generator Preset Mode Generator Start Time In this mode, SYNC HD generates timecode inter- To set the generator start frame using Pro Tools: nally from a start time based upon the Generator Configure the Session Setup window as appro- Preset Time.
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VITC Generation/Regeneration To regenerate LTC using Pro Tools: In the section of the Session Setup Sync Setup When you use a SYNC HD to regenerate or gener- window, select any external positional refer- ate VITC, you’ll be inserting VITC into an existing ence.
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To prevent destruction of the original VITC code, To regenerate VITC based on an external positional reference using the front panel the SYNC HD will not re-apply (regenerate) VITC controls: onto the same video stream from which it is read- Connect the video source to the SYNC HD ing VITC.
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Internal VITC Generation To generate VITC internally using the front panel controls: SYNC HD can also generate VITC internally, us- Ensure that the SYNC HD is connected in-line ing the integral timecode generating feature. In this with a video source and video destination. mode (Positional Reference switch = Generate) you can use either an external clock reference, or Press Set, and use the Up and Down switches to...
To pause or stop VITC using the front panel To mute idle-time MTC output using Pro Tools: controls: Choose and click Setup > Peripherals Synchro- Press and release the Run/Stop/Clear/Esc nization switch when you want to pause or stop the gen- Select the option.
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Window Dub Requirements Sets the horizontal position of Horizontal Position the window dub within the video picture. The SYNC HD can only insert a Existing Video Signal choices include Extreme Left, Left, Center, Right timecode window into an existing SD video signal. and Extreme Right.
Shows the status of the incoming clock Speed Cal Sync Status Indicators reference: The Edit and Transport windows provide graphic • Yellow Solid: SYNC HD is locked and the clock status indicators for Video Reference, Sync Lock, reference is within 0.025% of the expected rate and Speed Calibration.
Chapter 5: Additional Operational Information Front Panel SYNC HD front panel display of parameters Generator/Parameter Parameter Controls SE7 6En Set Generator Start Time This section details the parameters available from dI6 rEF Digital Reference the multi-function Set, Down, Up and Run/Stop/Clear/Esc switches on the SYNC HD SPL FrEC Sample Freq (Rate)
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SYNC HD front panel display of parameters Parameter Hd VIdEo HD Video Format (SYNC HD Lets you enable 0.1% pull up or down. Pull Rate1 only) Lets you enable 4.167% pull up, or Pull Rate4 IdLE 7C Idle MTC On/Off 4.0% pull down, when available.
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VITC Read Lines Window Dub/Burn This setting determines which line pair of incom- By enabling this setting, you can superimpose a ing video is used for the VITC source. window dub onto an incoming video signal. To choose the VITC read lines: The front panel lets you enable window dub but does not let you adjust any window options.
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Servo Gain To set the freewheel duration: Select Freewheel Length (“FrEE LEn”), using This setting provides a user selectable LTC servo the Set, Down, and Up switches. gain offset. The five choices provide different servo gain settings to reduce the effects of jitter Press Set.
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Pitch Memory/Hold Bi-Phase/Tach Pulses Per Frame Pitch Memory is useful when resolving the Bi-Phase/Tach involve several settings, including SYNC HD to off-speed, free-running LTC. When pulse per frame. This sets the number of Bi- Pitch Memory is enabled, the SYNC HD will re- Phase/Tach pulses per frame of timecode.
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Video Format/System HD Video Format (SYNC HD Only) Selects the format (NTSC or PAL) for both the in- coming and outgoing video signals. Selects the video reference rate when the Clock Reference is set to Video Reference (HD). The standard for North and South America, NTSC Japan, and certain other parts of the world The following progressive video reference rates...
To select an HD video format: Using Fader Start Select HD Video (“Hd UidEo”), using the Set, Down, and Up switches. Fader Start allows faders in Pro Tools to trigger external devices to play and stop. Press Set. SYNC HD has six GPI outputs in total: two TTL- Use the Down and Up switches to select an level and four relays.
You may want to recalibrate a SYNC HD in the To configure Pro Tools tracks for Fader Start Play and Stop: following situations: Use the New Track dialog to create two new • If greater than 5 ppm accuracy is required. auxiliary input tracks.
To restore the SYNC HD oscillator calibration to its Restoring Factory Settings factory setting: Press Set, then press Up until Video System A SYNC HD can be reset to its default factory (“VIdEo SY”) is displayed in the LED readout. settings.
Factory Default Settings Managing and Selecting Video Inputs The following table lists the default settings of each parameter. (SD Video Rates Only) SYNC HD Defaults SYNC HD has two independent video inputs, Parameter Name Default “Video In” and “Video Ref,” on the SYNC HD 01:00:00:00 Set Generator Start Time rear panel.
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along with internally generated time addresses for Using Video Inputs with VITC and the Character Generator VITC (and/or LTC, and/or CG dub window). In Figure 3 on page 55, this scenario is identical to Unlike selecting a video input to use for Clock “Route A.”...
Chapter 6: Additional Synchronization Information In a modest setting with one or two Simple Setups Video and VITC Signals VTRs, Pro Tools, and a SYNC HD, using the video signal as the clock reference is often satisfac- Black Burst and House Video tory.
Example of VITC Timing Rule Working with Analog Machines As an example, if you are using LTC as a posi- It is good practice on a 24-track analog tape ma- tional reference from a 3/4-inch U-Matic VTR, chine to record timecode on Track 24 at a reference then that VTR should be referenced to the same level of –10 dBu (or lower), with Track 23 left video signal that you are applying to the...
AES/EBU Examples of Auto-Switch LTC/VITC The SYNC HD will switch to LTC for posi- Some professional digital audio products use tional reference during hi-speed searching and AES/EBU “null clock” (which is an AES/EBU cueing, for example, or whenever the tape speed is data stream that contains only clock information too high to read VITC.
Using just Word Clock, it is possible to create a Strictly speaking, Bi-Phase/Tach signals are clock “chain” of digital devices in your studio by picking reference signals, and do not contain positional in- one source as the Word Clock master, and config- formation of their own.
This explains how the SYNC HD can use a Bi- Phase/Tach signal to deduce the direction, and how it also uses the signal as a clock reference—as long as the SYNC HD is told the starting frame of the first clock signal. Pilot Tone SYNC HD can resolve to an external Pilot Tone signal for synchronizing to (or transferring audio...
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General Frame Rates 30 fps 30 fps drop-frame 29.97 fps 29.97 fps drop-frame 25 fps 24 fps 23.976 fps Variable Speed Override ±350 cents (±58.25%) Aging: ±2 ppm/year typical Burn-in Window Position: 5 horizontal and vertical positions Size: Large and small text Color: Black or white text on white or black background or keyed...
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General Shock 5 G max Operating Temperature 32 to 131 degrees F (0 to 55 degrees C) Storage Temperature -40 to 176 degrees F (-40 to 80 degrees C) Relative Humidity 0 to 95%, non-condensing Power Requirements Voltage: 85 to 264 VAC Frequency: 47 to 63 Hz autoswitching Wattage:...
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Rear Panel Connectors Connector Specifications Format: SMPTE/EBU 80-bit longitudinal, drop frame/non- LTC In drop frame Connector: 3-pin XLR female per IEC 268-12 Speed Range: 1/30 to 80X play speed, forward or backward Level: –24 dBu to +9 dBu, differential (pin 2 hot) Impedance: 200K ohms Format:...
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Rear Panel Connectors Connector Specifications Video (Main) Out Level: 1V p-p Source Impedance: 75 ohms (VITC In) Format: SMPTE 90-bit, drop frame/non-drop frame Line Range: 10 to 40 (all-line mode), 10 to 22 (single-line mode) (VITC Out) Format: SMPTE 90-bit, drop frame/non-drop frame Line Range: Two lines, 10 to 20 Video (Ref) In...
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Rear Panel Connectors Connector Specifications Word Clock In Level: 0 to .5 V (low), 2.0 to 6.0 V (high) Connector: BNC Female Word Clock Out Level: TTL (3.3 V typical) Connector: BNC Female Loop Sync In Level 0 to .5 V (low), 2.0 to 6.0 V (high) Connector BNC Female Loop Sync Out...
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Rear Panel Connectors Connector Specifications (Pilot In) Level: 100 mV to 5.5 V p-p, differential Frequency Range: 50/60 Hz nominal Impedance: 200K ohms (GPI In) Description: Four opto-isolator inputs/returns Level: 4.5 to 5.5 V Current: 10 mA max Frequency: Frame-rate max Latency: Half frame max (GPI Out (TTL))
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Rear Panel Connectors Connector Specifications Current Rating: 15 mA current loop MIDI Timecode (MTC) Out Rate: 31.25 Kilobaud Connector: 5-pin DIN female Cable Length: 50 feet (15 meters) max Host Serial Format: Apple Mac-compatible serial printer port Connector: 8-pin mini DIN female Cable Length: 50 feet (15 meters) max Pro Tools | SYNC HD Guide...
Chapter 8: Wiring Diagrams and Pin Assignments If you are connecting an unbalanced signal to the LTC Connectors SYNC HD LTC In or LTC Out connectors: • Connect only Pin 2 to the “+” signal; SYNC HD LTC In and LTC Out connectors are balanced XLRs with Pin 2 wired “+”...
Connector Pin Assignments Mac Serial Port Connector Pin Assignments Mac Serial Port Pin # Name Description Mac Connection No connection Pin 2 (HSKiB) RTS_IN Request To Send (input to SYNC HD) Pin 1 (HSKoB) RX_OUT Transmitted data (output from SYNC HD) Pin 5 input (RXDB–) Chassis ground Ground...
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Bi-phase/Tach/GPI/Pilot Port (Accessory Port) Connector Pin Assignments Pin # Name Description GPOUT0 GPI TTL-level output 0 GPOUT1 GPI TTL-level output 1 GPOUT0_A GPI Relay 0, contact A GPOUT0_B GPI Relay 0, contact B GPOUT1_A GPI Relay 1, contact A GPOUT1_B GPI Relay 1, contact B GPOUT2_A GPI Relay 2, contact A...
SYNC HD Cable Pin Bi-phase/Tach/GPI/Pilot Port Assignments Interfacing Notes The six opto-isolators are 6N137 devices. The SYNC HD Serial Cable four GPI input ports pass through 390 ohm series resistors to the cathode. The two Bi-Phase/Tach in- A 12-foot Serial cable is included with the puts pass through 634 ohm series resistors to the SYNC HD to support connection of the SYNC HD cathode.
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GPI Triggers GPI output signals information: 0 (relay) = Play 1 (relay) = Record Ready 2 (relay) = fader start #1 3 (relay) = fader start #2 4 (TTL) = Stop 5 (TTL) = Record Logical GPI numbers 0 through 3 are associated with GPI relay outputs 0 through 3 (pins 3 through 10).
第 章: はじめに SYNC HD Pro Tools HD 本ガイドは、 ソフトウェアバージョン スタンドアロン・モードの Pro Tools | HDX and Pro Tools | HD 以降を実行する SYNC HD は、スタンドアロンの同期コンバーター、 ® Native Pro Tools | SYNC HD システムが付属した タイムコード・ジェネレーター、 クロック・ジェネレー の操作について説明しています。 ター、タイムコード・キャラクター・ジェネレーター として使用できます。 このガイドでは、 「スタンドア SYNC HD Pro Tools HD は、...
Pro Tools HD Native PCIe 番目の カード、 カード、 と HD Native Thunderbolt または 周辺機器上のシリ Pro Tools SYNC HD Host Serial は、 の[ ]ポートへ アル・ポートへのシリアル接続を使用している場合、 SYNC HD の接続を通して から を受信します。 HD Native ポップアップメニューで または MIDI この信号は、 標準の タイムコードを含みませんが、 を選択していることを確認してください。 Pro Tools 専用に設計された高品質タイムコード信号...
Pro Tools HD Native PCIe は、 番目の カード、 Pro Tools SYNC HD から を設定する HD Native Thunderbolt カード、または 周辺機器上 SYNC HD のシリアル・ポートをスキャンし、 ファー Pro Tools HD Pro Tools ソフ ト ウ ェア に は、 と ムウェアを確認します。 SYNC HD 間 の 通 信 を 確 立 す る た め の設 定コン ト ロールがあります。...
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Clock Source SYNC HD クロック・リファレンスの選択肢は以下の クロック・ソース( ) 通りです。 L o o p S y n c チ ェ ーン の 接 続 と 設 定 を行う と、 • /VSO 内部 SYNC HD がインターフェースと共に [クロック ソース] • Video In ポップアップメニュー内に表示されます。 [クロック ソース]ポップアップメニューは、...
Pro Tools | SYNC HD 第 章: の使用 SYNC HD の設定は以下の つの方法でコントロールできます。 Pro Tools から Pro Tools の[セッション設定]ウィンドウまたは[ペリフェラル]ウィンドウの[同期]ページから、ほとんどの SYNC HD コントロールを操作できます。 SYNC HD のフロントパネルから SYNC HD をスタンドアロン・モードで使用する場合は、フロントパネルからほとんどのコントロールを操作で きます。 Pro Tools SYNC HD とフロント・パネルにある のコントロール 1 Pro Tools SYNC HD 表 とフロント・パネルにある...
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11) Only use attachments/accessories specified by the Safety Compliance manufacturer. 12) For products that are not rack-mountable: Use only with a cart, Safety Statement stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by the manufacturer, or sold with the equipment. When a cart is used, use caution This equipment has been tested to comply with USA and Canadian when moving the cart/equipment combination to avoid injury safety certification in accordance with the specifications of UL...
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