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DigiDesign 96i I/O 매뉴얼
Loop Master LED
The LOOP MASTER LED indicates which
Pro Tools|HD audio interface is the master
Pro Tools peripheral. Loop Master defaults to
the first Pro Tools|HD I/O connected to the
"core" Pro Tools|HD card. On Pro Tools|HD (for
PCIe) this is the Accel Core card. On
Pro Tools|HD (for PCI) this is the HD Core card.
Loop Master will always be lit in systems with a
single interface.
In expanded systems, only one Pro Tools|HD
I/O can be Loop Master at a time. When you
change the clock source to an external clock on
a particular Pro Tools|HD I/O or a SYNC I/O,
that Pro Tools|HD I/O (or SYNC I/O) will auto-
matically become the Loop Master and all other
Pro Tools|HD I/Os in the chain will be switched
to Loop Slave mode.
Sync Mode LEDs
The SYNC MODE LEDs indicate the current
Pro Tools Clock Source and Sync mode. Choices
include the following:
INT (Internal) Indicates the 96i I/O is the
Pro Tools clock master.
DIG (Digital) Indicates the 96i I/O S/PDIF port is
providing master clock to Pro Tools.
LOOP (Loop Sync) Indicates 96i I/O is in Loop
Slave mode, and is clocking to the current Loop
Master device (which will either be another
Pro Tools|HD audio interface, a Digidesign
SYNC I/O, or equivalent device). See also "Loop
Master LED" on page 6.
EXT (External) Indicates the 96i I/O EXT
CLOCK IN port is providing master clock to
Pro Tools.
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96i I/O Guide
For more information on Pro Tools clock op-
tions, see the Pro Tools|HD Getting Started Guide.
Input and Output LEDs and Meters
16 sets of four-segment LEDs indicate signal
level for each of the 96i I/O input channels.
These LEDs are calibrated at –42 dB, –18 dB,
–6 dB, and 0 dB, respectively, referenced to Full
Scale digital.
Full Scale digital (0 dBFS) does not always
indicate signal clipping levels. Use the on-
screen meters in Pro Tools to determine
whether a signal is clipping. For more infor-
mation, see the Pro Tools|HD Getting
Started Guide .
Two additional LEDs, located to the left of the
meters, indicate whether the meters display in-
put or output levels; the meters indicate input
levels by default, and can be switched from
within the Hardware Setup dialog in Pro Tools.