Set Up :pulse for Synchronisation
Your :pulse is an extremely accurate timecode, genlock, and word clock generator, and is designed for synchronising professional recording devices. There are several different ways of setting up your :pulse for synchronisation, so you need to consider how you want to use it as part of your recording setup.
| Setup Type | Further Information |
|---|---|
| :pulse synchronises with other Timecode Systems devices in a BLINK network. The :pulse and other devices communicate with each other via radio (RF). | |
| :pulse synchronises with an external timecode source, such as a third-party system, and runs independently. It does not communicate with other Timecode Systems devices. | Free Running and Jamming. |
When you know how you want to use your :pulse, you can set it to provide timecode to a sound mixer/recorder or video camera.
Alternatively, you can set your :pulse to receive timecode from an external device (we call the device a timecode source).
Your :pulse can also send a word clock signal to a sound mixer/recorder and a genlock signal to a video camera, for even greater accuracy.
To learn more about setting up your :pulse to connect to sound mixer/recorders and video cameras, see:
