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Follow the on-screen commands and re-boot Windows.
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EWS
-Connect connector.
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The EWS
-Connect connector consists of 2 pin headers, CN1 (5-pole) and CN2 (3-pole),
whereas CN1 consists of a black and a white piece. If you have installed only one EWS88 in
your system, just leave everything as it is: Jumper on CN1 (black bit). In this configuration, the
card receives masterclock from its own clock-generator (internal), or from the digital
input(S/PDIF or ADAT) of an external clock-generator (external). You can switch between the
two in the ControlPanel.
When installing another EWS88, you need to connect the supplied thin cable on the "master"
card to CN2 (Sync-Out). This connects to CN1 (Sync-In) on the first "slave" card. You need to
keep and store the surplus jumper.
More cards? No problem: Simply run another cable from CN2 (Sync-Out) of the first "slave"
card to CN1 (Sync-In) on the second "slave". And, surprise surprise, another one from CN2 of
the second "slave" to CN1 on the third (and last) "slave".
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The EWS
-Connect connector also provides the plug-in point for the optional EWS
ClockWork.
This module will allow you to run all EWS-systems in your PC from an external WordClock- or
SuperClock (256 FS)- signal in sync. For further information on this, please refer to the EWS-
ClockWork manual.
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