3.8 Example of systems for VTR (1 unit), ADAT (1 unit), and BRC
This is a
Method of connection
Insert the option card
Connect the
Route the SMPTE timecode from the video recorder to the SMPTE IN (Phone Jack) of the BRC so that the BRC is synchronized with the timecode of the video recorder.
To use the BRC as the clockmaster, connect WORD OUT (48kHz) of the BRC to WORD CLOCK IN of the
Use MIDI cables to connect the
For the timecode, MTC is received from the MIDI connections. It is possible to receive SMPTE timecode using the
WR-DA7 setting
To use the
For MMC, set MMC PORT to ‘MIDI’ in the MIDI SETUP screen. The MIDI channel of MMC should be set to the same MMC channel being received on the BRC.
To receive MTC on the DA7, set MTC PORT to ‘MIDI’ in the MIDI SETUP screen.
To view MTC on the DA7’s LCD screen, set TIME BASE to ‘MTC’ in the EXECUTE screen of AUTOMATION. (To use the SMPTE timecode, set TIME BASE to ‘SMPTE.’)
ADAT setting
For ADAT wordclock setting, connect a Sync cable from the BRC and turn on the power supply. At this time, setting is automatically made to ‘EXT’ and the ADAT works as a slave machine for the BRC.
Regarding the power supply for the ADAT and the BRC; the power supply for the ADAT should be turned on first, then, the power supply for the ADAT should be turned on next.
The audio input of the ADAT is used in the digital input mode. Therefore, the DIGITAL IN switch should be selected.
During ADAT playback, there is no output if ALL INPUT is ON. ALL INPUT must be turned OFF.
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