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The (5C (HBC5= (1=@<5 '1C5 pop-up allows the console and IO sample rate to be set at either ;I or
;I. This enables the console to run at the same sample rate as the primary source of audio playback. For RIOs, IO
sample rates can be also be defined in the $%1A1=5C5AB display, described on Page 5-34.
The system generates its own highly accurate internal clock unless an incoming signal is detected, in which case it will
automatically lock to that signal. The lock status of the system is indicated in the SYNC menu described on Page 5-
14.
The "51BDA54(1=@<5'1C5 is found in the upper box on the right side. This box is purely for information and reports
the current sample rate of the system. Beneath it you will see an > '1>75 indicator which should be green – this
indicates that the current clock reference signal is within the ±50ppm tolerance range accepted by the console.
‰ To change the internal sample rate of the system, select the sample rate you require by clicking on one of the sample
rate option buttons in the left of the pop-up. The (1=@<5A1C5B5CC? box shows your rate of choice.
Note that the Save Project and Reboot controls can be ignored as they are not currently required.
Check that the "51BDA54(1=@<5'1C5 indicates the rate you selected and that the >'1>75 indicator is green. If
the > '1>75 indicator is red, then please check your reference clock signal – red indicates that the system is not
receiving a valid clock equal to your chosen rate ±50ppm
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