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A mute switch silences the relevant signal completely, whereas it can still be heard
faintly when the fader has been pulled all the way down.
The stereo link function (enabled by default) permits the left and right signals to be ad-
justed simultaneously.
Cascading and internal synchronization
The PHASE 22 System can be used with up to 3 further PHASE 22 or 28 audio systems
in the same computer and even operated as a closed system. You can therefore conven-
iently increase the number of input and output channels which can also access directly
from most Windows/MAC applications. A fully loaded system containing four PHASE 22
models thus features a total of 8 inputs and outputs - and all of that with virtually the same
low latency! You can also integrate the PHASE 28 System in your setup to expand the
number of analog outputs.
For no-error operation, the PCI cards must be connected to each other using a special
cable (included with each card) or the WordClock module, which is available separately.
The internal connection (recommended).
There are two short pin sets next to each other on the PCI card: Sync In (5-pin) and Sync
Out (3-pin). These are necessary to ensure that multiple cards in one system can function
properly. As soon as you install another card in the system, these must be connected to
each other. Additionally, the "MasterClock" must be configured later in the PHASE Con-
trolPanel.
Sync-In/Sync-Out
If you only have one card in the system, just leave everything the way it is: on the Sync IN
there is a jumper on the black pins 1-2, which sets the card as a master. Sync Out re-
mains empty.
When connecting additional cards, connect the 3-pin end of the included EWS connect
cable with the Sync Out on the master card. Connect the other 5-pin end to the Sync In of
the other card. Please keep the remaining jumper on the second card.
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