MUTEC MC-3+ Smart Clock - Manual (Page 12)

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Manual SDs-01 D 3.2.2003 17:45 Uhr Seite 8
bridge, you can use an additional BNC-T piece to terminate the input. Plug
the T piece with its center connector into the input of the receiving device.
Then, connect the cable coming from the Word Clock output to one of the
lateral connectors, and the other connector of the BNC-T piece to a 75 Ω
resistor forming the BNC termination.
Basically, you should avoid »looping through« Word Clock leads by means
of passive BNC-T pieces to preserve the signal quality, as level drops will be
the result. If there is no other way to wire your set-up, please make sure
that all Word Clock inputs (except for the last device in the chain) have
their terminations disabled! In a serial Word Clock chain only the last clock
input should have a termination! Never connect more than three devices in
series to one output!