Tascam CG-1800 Masterclock Generator for small to large postproduction studios, rubidium oscillator for highly accurate clock signal generation not influenced by the temperature, Stable synchronization between picture and sound, Flexible system setup with a large variety of audio and video formats (Audio: Wordclock, AUS3, AES11, SPDIF, Video: NTSC, PAL, HD tri-level), Jitter management circuit and glitch-less relock management, Clock input supports clock rates up to 10 MHz, 4 video sync outputs, 12 wordclock outputs, 2 AES3 or AES11 outputs, 2 SPDIF outputs, 2 wordclock outputs support Fs/4, Fs/2, 2 Fs, 4 Fs and 256 Fs to be used with ProTools and other DAW software, Support for 0.1%, 4 % pull-up/pull-down, Output levels of the wordclock connectors can be adjusted, Analyzer feature, Logging function, up to 4 system settings can be saved, Organic EL display, Dimensions: 19" 1U, 483 x 44 x 310 mm, Weight: 3.2 kg
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