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System Configurations
Korg 880A/D
The 880A/D provides the 1212 I/O with an additional 8 high-quality
analog inputs. The 880A/D connects directly to the 1212 I/O's ADAT
optical input, so setup is very simple.
First, connect the cables:
1.
2.
Next, make all the word clock settings:
3.
This makes the 880 A/D sync to the word clock output of the 1212 I/O.
4.
If you are using the 1212 I/O and 880A/D as a stand-alone system, set the
word clock source to Internal. If you are using the 1212 I/O in combination
with other digital audio devices, see this manual's instructions for those
devices.
Korg 880A/D and 880D/A
This setup combines the 1212 I/O with the Korg SoundLink DRS 880A/D
and 880D/A to create a system with 10 analog inputs and 10 analog
outputs. The1212 I/O provides the master word clock, and both the
880A/D and 880D/A slave to the 1212 I/O.
To use the 1212 I/O with both the 880A/D and 880D/A, simply follow the
directions under "880D/A" and "880A/D," above.
880A/D and 880D/A, recording from a S/PDIF device
If you like, you may also record simultaneously from a S/PDIF device
(such as a DAT, or an external A/D). This will allow you to record up to 12
tracks simultaneously from an S/PDIF source, the 880A/D, and the 1212
I/O's analog inputs.
You may or may not need to change the 1212 I/O's word clock source to
S/PDIF•Word Clock; the 880A/D and 880D/A can remain as described
above. For more information, see "S/PDIF devices (DAT, effects, etc.)" on
page 12.
Korg 168RC
This setup combines the 1212 I/O with the Korg SoundLink DRS 168RC
digital mixer. The 1212 I/O provides the word clock source; the 168RC
slaves to the 1212 I/O.
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Connect the Word Clock output of the 1212 I/O to the Word Clock
input of the 880A/D.
Connect the optical output of the 880A/D to the optical input of the
1212 I/O.
On the 880A/D, set the CLK. SOURCE to EXT.WCLK.
In the digital audio program, set the 1212 I/O's word clock source as
desired.
Korg 1212 I/O
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