Part of the Isochrone family of products, the Antelope 10MX Rubidium Atomic Clockcombines the atomic, audio-clocking precision of the original 10M with the sophisticated jitter-management algorithm of the Isochrone Trinity, in an elegant 1 RU chassis. It employs the company's industry-leading Rubidium Atomic Clock and 4th generation Acoustically Focused Clocking (AFC) technologies, to provide audio professionals with an exceptionally stable clocking reference that adds analog-like clarity, depth, and 3-dimensional imaging to their sound, for recording, mixing, mastering or live audio applications.

The 10MX is equipped with ten BNC atomic clock outputs, generating a 10 MHz signal that allows you to clock up to 10 devices simultaneously. It can also be used as a master clock with four BNC wordclock outputs, supporting sampling rates at up to 768 kHz. Additionally, the unit provides two clock outputs for both AES/EBU and S/PDIF formats.

All functions and controls are easily managed either from the front panel or, with the unit connected to a Mac/Windows computer via a USB port, by using the intuitive software control panel (available separately as a free download). Lightweight at 6.17 lb, the 10MX features a sturdy mechanical construction, which makes it safe and convenient to transport when working in multiple studios or on the road.

Rubidium Accuracy, 0.05 Parts/Billion    Enhances Clarity and 3D Imaging of Audio    10 x 10 MHz Atomic Clock Outputs    4 x Wordclock Outputs    Clock Rates Up to 768 kHz    2 x AES/EBU & 2 x S/PDIF Clock Outputs    64-Bit Acoustically Focused Clocking    Mac/Windows Software Control Panel

• Rubidium core with accuracy of 0.05 ppb (parts per billion) 
• Combines the atomic precision of the 10M and the sophisticated jitter-management algorithm of Trinity
• Adds analog-like clarity, depth, and 3D imaging to your sound
• Well-suited for recording, mixing, mastering or live sound applications
• 4th generation Acoustically Focused Clocking (AFC), employing 64-bit DDS
• 10 x 10 MHz atomic clock outputs allow up to 10 devices to be simultaneously clocked
• 4 x wordclock outputs supporting sampling rates at up to 768 kHz
• 2 x S/PDIF and 2 x AES/EBU master clocking outputs, at up to 192 kHz
• Atomic clocking compatible with any device that accepts 10 MHz reference
• Easy to operate, just connect it and power it on
• Managed via front-panel controls or via intuitive software control panel, for Mac/Windows
• USB port allows remote control and firmware upgrades
• Sturdy mechanical construction
• Housed in an elegant 1 RU chassis

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can the alarm be set to iheart radio?

A: Yes you can wake to internet radio selections.

Q: 2. What frequency? Square or sine wave output?

A: The Antelope Isochrone Trinity Master Clock Generator (B&H # ANISOTR) features three (3) independent and simultaneous audio generators up to 384kHz and varispeed control +/- 200 cents. It is a 10 MHz atomic master clock. There are no documents that address sine/square wave specifications.

Q: 3. Is there an option of alarm set off?

A: Yes, you can turn the alarm off on a Sony Radio Alarm Clock (BH #SOICFC1BLACK • MFR #ICFC1BLACK).

Q: 4. how to set the time?

A: Press the button on the back that says enter on top and time set on the bottom. Click through the time zone and date until you get to the time. Then push the + or - buttons to add or subtract time.

Q: 5. Where can I buy a UK side plug adapter for this unit?

A: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/666360-REG/Watson_APG_USA_GB_Adapter_Plug_USA_to.html

Q: 6. How do you set regular time on this clock?

A: I found it complicated, but there is a plus button and minus on back of clock. A time set button to start adjustment, causes flashing on number to adjust. The set time would revert to another time when time set button was hit to end adjustment. So I just kept cycling through till I got it to right time (World Time most likely).Sorry that is all I know.

Q: 7. Can you stream a local radio station, for example to wake up to the radio?

A: Yes as others have said, to do this you need to set up a routine in the Google home app.

Q: 8. Is the electric connection 110/220 Europe and Israel (220) compatible or only made for the USA (110)?

A: Hello, The AC adapter of the Lenovo Smart Display has an input capacity of 100V-240V 1.3A 50-60Hz, is Dual Voltage, and ships with a USA compatible wall side plug. To use the Smart Clock outside the USA, you will need a wall side plug adapter, compatible with the country the Smart Clock will be used in.

Q: 9. If I wake up before the alarm can I cancel the alarm (meaning that it will not go off at the intended time today but will be set to go off tomorrow) or do I have to move the slider to the off position?

A: Slider has to be moved to off

Q: 10. How do you turn off the alarm beeping after it has gone off? I pressed Alarm Reset, but I wasn't sure that was the best way. Thanks for any help,

A: Alarm reset button has the benefit of leaving the alarm on for the next day but silencing it now. The off button turns it off so it won't sound again until you turn it back to buzz or radio to set it. On Fridays, I turn the alarm off using the slider that says off buzz radio. Then turn it back on for Monday on Sunday night.