M-Audio Mac Syncman [8/24] Rear panel

blink once, twice, three times, etc. If you then let the Write Switch

up the Mac Syncman will start writing SMPTE from a SMPTE offset

of 1 hour, 2 hours, 3 hours, or whatever number of times the

Read/Write LED blinked. This feature gives you some control of

SMPTE offset right from the front panel.

7. MIDI In - modem port. The MIDI In for the modem port. This MIDI

In would typically be connected to your master keyboard MIDI Out.

Note: this MIDI In will only be functional if the Routing switch is set

to either the left or center position.

8. MIDI Out - modem port. One of three MIDI Outs for the modem

port. This MIDI Out would typically be connected to your master

keyboard MIDI In. The other two MIDI Outs for the modem port are

on the back of the unit.

Rear Panel

9. MIDI In - printer port. The MIDI In for the printer port. This MIDI

In would typically be connected to your secondary keyboard con-

troller MIDI Out - if you have one. Note: this MIDI In will only be

functional if the Routing switch is set to either the right or center

position.

IMPORTANT: Any MIDI sync information, such as MIDI Time

Code, decoded by the Mac Syncman is sent to the Printer Port

MIDI In. This MIDI sync info is merged with any other MIDI data

received at the printer port MIDI In.

10. MIDI Outs (3) - printer port. The three MIDI Outs for the printer

port. These MIDI Outs would typically be connected to the MIDI Ins

of various synthesizer modules.

11. MIDI Outs (2) - modem port. Two of three MIDI Outs for the

modem port. These MIDI Outs would typically be connected the

MIDI Ins of your various sound modules. The other MIDI Out for

the modem port is on the Mac Syncman.

12. Tape In Jack. RCA phono jack. This jack will usually be connected to

the Line Out of the tape deck track on which the sync signal is

recorded. This track is normally the last track on your deck.

13. Tape Out Jack. RCA phono jack. This jack will usually be connected

to the Line In of the tape deck track on which the sync signal is

recorded.

14. Serial In - modem port. This will normally be connected to the

modem serial port on your Mac. The Mac Syncman sends and

receives MIDI over either or both serial ports.

15. Serial Out - modem port. This will normally be connected to your

modem - if you have one. When the modem Serial Thru switch on

the front panel is Out, the Mac Syncman is bypassed and the Mac is