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MY16-CII Owner’s Manual

 Conductor and Performers

On any CobraNet network one device generates a timing signal that all other devices receive and are

synchronized to. The device that generates the synchronization signal is known as the “conductor,” while

all other devices are “performers.”

The conductor for the network is automatically assigned and need not be specified by the operator.

When an MY16-CII is assigned to be the conductor for the network, the LED indicator to the left of the

connector that is connected to the network will flash orange. If the conductor fails for some reason,

conductor status is automatically switched to another device on the network.

Since the conductor transmits the synchronization signal to the performers via the network cable, no

separate word clock cables are required and the total number of cables used by the system is kept to a

minimum. Digital audio devices that are not connected to the network, however, will need to receive a

word clock signal from a device on the network in order to achieve synchronization.

NOTE Digital signals and control data are transmitted and received by all conductor and performer devices on the

CobraNet network.

 CobraNet Cables and Network Switch

Category-5 metal cables can be used for runs of up to 100 meters, while multimode optical fiber cables

can be used for runs of up to 2 kilometers.

Always use network switch in a CobraNet network. When using metal cable for connections, be sure to

use Category 5 straight cables.

Conductors transmit the

synchronization signal that is received

and used by performers. Clock

synchronization is necessary to

transfer digital audio data to and from

devices outside the CobraNet network.

In this example device C on the

CobraNet network sends the

synchronization signal to external

device E.

Conductor (Transmit) Performer (Receive)

Sync

(Word Clock)

Network

Performer

(Receive)

Performer (Receive)

External Digital Device

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