Focusrite RedNet Installation Manual page 18

11. S/PDIF INPUT – phono socket allowing connection of the S/PDIF output of a digital audio
device. The two channels connected here may be placed on the RedNet network, as selected
in RedNet Control. The S/PDIF signal connected here may also be used as the unit's sync
source.
12. WORD CLOCK INPUT – a BNC socket for the connection of a dedicated word clock sync signal,
typically derived from a studio master clock source used to sync all the interconnected digital
audio units in the system.
13. WORD CLOCK OUTPUT – a BNC socket from which a word clock signal may be obtained
for connection to other digital audio devices outside the RedNet network. The clock signal
available here will be derived from the source selected in software, and confirmed on the
RedNet 3's front panel by LED.
14. ETHERNET – RJ45 network socket. Use a standard computer network cable to connect this
socket to a local Ethernet switch to connect the RedNet 3 to the RedNet network. The socket
has integral LEDs which illuminate to indicate connection to an active network port, and
network activity. See page 8 for connector details.
15. AC mains inlet – standard IEC receptacle for connection of AC mains. RedNet 3 has a 'Universal'
PSU, enabling it to operate from any supply voltages between 100 V and 240 V.
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