Clock Input Connector Selection; Clock Output Settings; Playback Channel Setting - Esoteric Grandioso D1 Manual Del Usuario

Clock input connector selection

CLKin>***
Use this to select the clock input connector.
CLK
In this mode, this unit can receive a clock signal through its CLOCK
SYNC IN connector from a clock generator and operate with clock
synchronization.
o The input impedance of the CLOCK SYNC IN connector is 75 Ω, so
TTL-level square wave signals can be input.
10M
In this mode, this unit can receive a 10MHz clock signal from a clock
generator connected to its 10MHz IN connector and operate with
clock synchronization.
o The audio source device must also be connected to the clock
generator or be connected to this unit's CLOCK SYNC OUT con-
nector and set to receive clock synchronization.
o The input impedance of the 10MHz IN connector is 50 Ω, so sine
wave signals can be input.

Clock output settings

CLK_TH>***
This sets the clock output during clock input mode.
OFF
No clocks signal is output from the CLOCK SYNC OUT connector.
ON
The input clock signal is output from the CLOCK SYNC OUT connec-
tor as clock with the same frequency.

Playback channel setting

CH>***
This shows the channel played back by this unit.
By default, this is set to "CH> – – –". Use this setting when only con-
nected to a P1 as a dedicated system.
(Use with ES-LINK or XLR_DUAL connections.)
When connecting to digital input connectors in modes other than
ES-LINK and XLR_DUAL and using the left and right channel transmis-
sion (L-R) connectors, use one of the following settings.
- - -
The channel used is not set. Only use this when connecting a P1 or
other source device that can output left and right signals as mono.
Using L-R LINK is not necessary.
Lch
Use to play back the left channel. The right channel data will be out-
put from the L-R connector.
Rch
Use to play back the right channel. The right channel data will be
input through the L-R connector.
o When using input other than ES-LINK or DUAL, connect this unit
to the D1 set as the left channel. The various settings made for the
left channel will be reflected by the right channel settings.
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