SoundCraft Spirit Digital 328 v2 Bedienungsanleitung

DAT Recorder Setup Guide

DAT Recorder Setup GuideDAT Recorder Setup Guide

DAT Recorder Setup Guide

V 2.0

Revised: 04-12-00

DAT Recorder Setup Guide

Contents

DAT Recorders Without BNC Wordclock Input

1 Connecting The System 2

2 Digital 328 Setup 4

3 DAT Recorder Setup 7

4 Notes On Specific DAT Recorders 8

Fostex D5

Tascam DA-302

Tascam DA-20 MkII

Tascam DA-30 MkII

Panasonic SV-3800

DAT Recorders With BNC Wordclock Input

5 Connecting The System 11

6 Digital 328 Setup 13

7DATRecorderSetup 16

Digital 328 v2 and DAT

Digital 328 v2 and DATDigital 328 v2 and DAT

Digital 328 v2 and DAT

Recorder Setup Guide

Recorder Setup GuideRecorder Setup Guide

Recorder Setup Guide

Spirit Digital 328 v2

In order to connect the DAT recorder digitally to the 328, it must have either a coaxial S/PDIF

Input and Output or AES/EBU input and output.

If the DAT recorder has S/PDIF I/O, the system should be configured thus:

Connecting The System

Connecting The SystemConnecting The System

Connecting The System

Audio Connections

Audio ConnectionsAudio Connections

Audio Connections

328 S/PDIF Out Î

Dat Recorder S/PDIF In

Dat Recorder S/PDIF

Out Î328 S/PDIF In

DAT Recorders Without

DAT Recorders WithoutDAT Recorders Without

DAT Recorders Without

BNC Wordclock Input

BNC Wordclock InputBNC Wordclock Input

BNC Wordclock Input

The Auxiliary Optical Output on the 328 transmits a signal in ADAT

format, not optical S/PDIF format.

NOTE

DAT Recorder Setup Guide

If the DAT recorder has AES/EBU I/O, the system should be configured thus:

328 AES/EBU Out ÎDat

Recorder AES/EBU In

Dat Recorder AES/EBU

Out Î328 AES/EBU In

DAT Recorders Without

DAT Recorders WithoutDAT Recorders Without

DAT Recorders Without

BNC Input

BNC InputBNC Input

BNC Input

Spirit Digital 328 v2

DAT recorders without a wordclock input will automatically slave to the S/PDIF or AES/EBU digital

input when set to record digitally. Consequently, the 328 must be configured as a wordclock

master when recording to DAT. However, when playing back from the DAT recorder, the 328

must slave either to the S/PDIF or AES/EBU input, depending on which is connected. As a result,

two wordclock settings must be switched between on the 328 when using a DAT recorder – one

for recording to DAT and one for playback.

RECORDING TO DAT:

Press <MENU>, and use the PARAM encoder to scroll down until ‘Clock Source Sel’ is the

highlighted menu. Press <ENTER> and set the 328 to run on its internal clock at the sample

rate at which you wish to record:

PLAYING BACK FROM DAT:

Press <MENU>, and use the PARAM encoder to scroll down until ‘Clock Source Sel’ is the

highlighted menu. Press <ENTER> and set the 328 to slave to the clock at the AES/EBU or

S/PDIF input:

Digital 328 Setup

Digital 328 SetupDigital 328 Setup

Digital 328 Setup

Wordclock

WordclockWordclock

Wordclock

rc.

Internal:44.1kHz

External:AES/EBU <Wordclock Src.>

External: SPDIF

As the 328 will be changed between two different clock settings for

playback from and recording to DAT, it is advisable not to slave the 328

to another, external unit. Subsequently changing the 328 clock source

to External: S/PDIF or External: AES/EBU for DAT playback would

result in clock issues.

NOTE

DAT Recorder Setup Guide

S/PDIF Input:

Press <MENU>, and use the PARAM encoder to scroll down until ‘SPDIF I/P Setup’ is the

highlighted menu. Press <ENTER> and route the S/PDIF input as required, from a choice of

stereo inputs 1 and 2, FX returns 1 and 2 or as a dedicated 2 Track input. The SP/DIF input can

also be routed to ‘NOWHERE’, which is the default setting, in which case the signal is muted.

S/PDIF Output:

Press <MENU>, and use the PARAM encoder to scroll down until ‘SPDIF O/P Setup’ is the

highlighted menu. Press <ENTER> and route the S/PDIF output as required, from a choice of

the mix bus, aux outputs 1/2 or 3/4, or FX sends 1/2.

To set the wordlength of the S/PDIF output, press the down cursor from the above menu page.

The wordlength options are 16, 20 or 24 bit. Note that 16 and 20 bit settings are dithered and

24 bit is undithered.

To set the status bits within the S/PDIF output stream * , press the down cursor. By default the

S/PDIF output status bits setting of ‘AUTO’ sets the sample rate flag to 44.1kHz and the pro flag

to off. To set these manually, you should use the PARAM encoder to set the status bits to MAN.

Press the down cursor again to set the sample rate flag and again to set the pro flag on or off.

S/PDIF Input And Output Configuration

S/PDIF Input And Output ConfigurationS/PDIF Input And Output Configuration

S/PDIF Input And Output Configuration

SPDIF

npu

Route To: 2TRK

SPDIF

Src From: MIX

< SPDIF Output >

Wordlength: 16

< SPDIF Output >

S/Rate Flag:44k1 < SPDIF Output >

Pro Flag: OFF

DAT Recorders Without

DAT Recorders WithoutDAT Recorders Without

DAT Recorders Without

BNC Input

BNC InputBNC Input

BNC Input

Assigning the S/PDIF input will override any analogue signal present at

the selected input. The S/PDIF and AES/EBU inputs cannot be routed to

the same in

ut simultaneousl

NOTE

* Individual DAT recorder models may require different settings.

Consult the DAT Recorder Setup section of this setup guide and

documentation s

ecific to the DAT recorder model.

NOTE

Spirit Digital 328 v2

AES/EBU Input:

Press <MENU>, and use the PARAM encoder to scroll down until ‘AES/EBU I/P Set.’ is the

highlighted menu. Press <ENTER> and route the AES/EBU input as required, from a choice of

stereo inputs 1 and 2, FX returns 1 and 2 or as a dedicated 2 Track input. The AES/EBU input

can also be routed to ‘NOWHERE’, which is the default setting, in which case the signal is muted.

AES/EBU Output:

Press <MENU>, and use the PARAM encoder to scroll down until ‘AES/EBU O/P Set.’ is the

highlighted menu. Press <ENTER> and route the AES/EBU output as required, from a choice of

the mix bus, aux outputs 1/2 or 3/4, or FX sends 1/2.

To set the wordlength of the AES/EBU output, press the down cursor from the above menu page.

The wordlength options are 16, 20 or 24 bit. Note that 16 and 20 bit settings are dithered and

24 bit is undithered.

To set the status bits within the AES/EBU output stream * , press the down cursor. By default

the AES/EBU output status bits setting of ‘AUTO’ sets the sample rate flag to 48kHz and the pro

flag to on. To set these manually, you should use the PARAM encoder to set the status bits to

MAN. Press the down cursor again to set the sample rate flag and again to set the pro flag on or

off.

AES/EBU Input And Output Configuration

AES/EBU Input And Output ConfigurationAES/EBU Input And Output Configuration

AES/EBU Input And Output Configuration

< AES/EBU Input >

Route To: 2TRK

Src From: MIX

Wordlength: 16

S/Rate Flag:44k1 <AES/EBU Output>

Pro Flag: OFF

Assigning the S/PDIF input will override any analogue signal present at

the selected input. The S/PDIF and AES/EBU inputs cannot be routed

NOTE

* Individual DAT recorder models may require different settings.

Consult the DAT Recorder Setup section of this setup guide and

documentation s

ecific to the DAT recorder model.

NOTE

DAT Recorder Setup Guide

Generally, the DAT recorder will have to be set up to record from the digital AES/EBU or S/PDIF

input rather than the analogue input. Consult your DAT recorder manual for precise details of

how this should be done.

No clock settings should need to be made to the DAT recorder as, as outlined on page 3, it

should slave automatically to the incoming signal when recording and on playback act only as a

clock master.

Notes on individual DAT recorder operation with the 328 are included in section 4 of this guide –

again the DAT recorder user manual should be consulted for further information.

DAT Recorder Setup

DAT Recorder SetupDAT Recorder Setup

DAT Recorder Setup 3

DAT Recorders Without

DAT Recorders WithoutDAT Recorders Without

DAT Recorders Without

BNC Input

BNC InputBNC Input

BNC Input

Spirit Digital 328 v2

Fostex D5

The Fostex D5 detects clock frequency from the 328 AES/EBU output sample rate flag setting and

not the 328 internal clock frequency (see page 5). Consequently the sample rate flag setting

should be set to the same as the 328 internal clock, or if the 328 is slaving to another external

source, to the sample rate of that source.

When slaving to the Fostex D5 output, a change of sample rate on the DAT tape will cause the

328 to lose wordclock. Enter the 328 Clock Source Select menu to set the 328 back to slave to

the AES/EBU input.

When slaving to the Fostex D5 output, changing the DAT tape to a tape with a different sample

rate from the previous tape will cause the 328 to lose wordclock. Enter the 328 Clock Source

Select menu to set the 328 back to slave to the AES/EBU input.

Pro Flag may be set to on or off in the 328 AES/EBU or S/PDIF output setup menus.

The D5 input should be set to Digital XLR with the input select switch.

Tascam DA-302

The DA-302 detects clock frequency from the 328 AES/EBU output sample rate flag setting and

not the 328 internal clock frequency (see page 5). Consequently the sample rate flag setting

should be set to the same as the 328 internal clock, or if the 328 is slaving to another external

source, to the sample rate of that source.

Pro Flag may be set to on or off in the 328 AES/EBU or S/PDIF output setup menus.

A momentary click may be heard when adjusting 328 S/PDIF output status bits until the DA-302

syncs again and MARGIN may register on the DA-302 display – use the <MARGIN RESET> switch

to clear (DA-302 manual p 9/10).

Adjusting status bit settings or the 328 sample rate while recording or in record ready mode will

result in momentary clicks in the audio stream and a temporary dropout on the DA-302 input,

indicated on the DA-302 input meters.

‘Digital’ must be selected as input source on input selection switch.

<MARGIN RESET> switch

Input source select switch

Input select switch

Notes on Specific DAT

Notes on Specific DATNotes on Specific DAT

Notes on Specific DAT

DAT Recorder Setup Guide

Tascam DA-20 MkII

The Tascam DA-20 MkII detects clock frequency from the 328 S/PDIF output sample rate flag

setting and not the 328 internal clock frequency (see page 5). Consequently the sample rate flag

setting should be set to the same as the 328 internal clock, or if the 328 is slaving to another

external source, to the sample rate of that source.

When slaving to the Tascam DA-20 output, a change of sample rate on the DAT tape will cause

the 328 to lose wordclock. Enter the 328 Clock Source Select menu to set the 328 back to slave

to the S/PDIF input.

When slaving to the Tascam DA-20 output, changing the DAT tape to a tape with a different

sample rate from the previous tape will cause the 328 to lose wordclock. Enter the 328 Clock

Source Select menu to set the 328 back to slave to the S/PDIF input.

Pro Flag may be set to on or off in the 328 S/PDIF output setup menu.

The DA-20 input should be set to COAX (digital) with the input select switch.

Tascam DA-30 MkII

The Tascam DA-30 MkII detects clock frequency from the 328 S/PDIF output sample rate flag

setting and not the 328 internal clock frequency (see page 5). Consequently the sample rate flag

setting should be set to the same as the 328 internal clock, or if the 328 is slaving to another

external source, to the sample rate of that source.

When slaving to the Tascam DA-30 MkII output, a change of sample rate on the DAT tape will

cause the 328 to lose wordclock. Enter the 328 Clock Source Select menu to set the 328 back to

slave to the S/PDIF input.

When slaving to the Tascam DA-30 MkII output, changing the DAT tape to a tape with a different

sample rate from the previous tape will cause the 328 to lose wordclock. Enter the 328 Clock

Source Select menu to set the 328 back to slave to the S/PDIF input.

Pro Flag may be set to on or off in the 328 S/PDIF output setup menu.

The DA-30 MkII INPUT switch should be set to DIGITAL and the DIGITAL INPUT switch set to

AES/EBU or COAXIAL (S/PDIF) as required.

Input select switch

Digital Input select switch

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