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The DSP Factory lets you put all of your multitrack recording, mixing and sound processing tools in one place on your computers desktop.
The Yamaha DSP Factory is a unique range of audio card and expansion components that, with special control software, literally turn a standard personal computer into a truly professional digital multitrack recording and mixing system. It all comes at a revolutionary low price that will not only satisfy the most budget-conscious recording professional, but also puts highest quality recording and mixing within reach of Serious musicians and sound designers everywhere.

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s DS2416 Digital Mixing Card
At the heart of the DSP Factory is the breakthrough DS2416 Digital Mixing Card with powerful recording, mixing and sound processing engine built right in. The DS2416s mixer provides the power of the industry standard Yamaha 02R digital mixer - and much, much more - on a desktop platform. This includes 24 channels of digital mixing with a full range of on-board digital effects and dynamics processors, along with everything else professionals need, including a generous 16 tracks of 32-bit hard disk recording. A built-in audio-streaming engine provides 8-tracks of simultaneous recording and 16 tracks playback of up to 32-bit audio to and from the computers disk drive. On-board effects include 12 reverb types, 11 modulation types, 2 distortion types, 3 dynamics types, and 12 special combination types. Whats more, unlike most other audio cards, the DS2416 runs on its own power and not the computers CPU, which ensures that all functions of the card are available simultaneously, to provide a level of flexibility and performance previously not possible. And certainly not at this price.
s Easy installation and operation
The DS2416 Digital Mixing Card supports the Windows 95/98 and Macintosh platforms and quickly installs in the PCI card slot of a standard personal computer. Yamaha also plans to support the Windows NT platform. Operated from the CRT, keyboard and mouse using appropriate control software available from the worlds leading developers of hard disk recording applications, the DS2416 system lets you either stay with the interface youre already familiar with, or select one which best suits your personal composing, recording and mixing style. The DS2416 card has stereo digital and 20-bit analog inputs and outputs which let you record and mix to and from a wide range of digital and analog two-channel sources. Two DS2416 cards can be linked to create a larger system, and expansion hardware components are separately available which permit multiple-channel digital and analog input and output options. All in all, the DS2416 is the most convenient and affordable way for musicians, sound designers and audio production professionals to add top-performance non-linear recording - with its inherent creative advantages of easy editing and instant access to audio data - to their systems. In fact, its a truly viable replacement for conventional recorder, mixer and separate component systems.

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EXTENSION l/O BUS DIGITAL SERIAL OUT CONNECTOR DIGITAL l/O CONNECTOR FOR AUDIO EXPANSION

DIGITAL MIXING CARD

DIGITAL SERIAL IN CONNECTOR
STEREO ANALOG INPUTS WITH 20-BIT AD CONVERTER YAMAHA ORIGINAL DSP CHIPS FOR MIXING YAMAHA ORIGINAL DSP CHIP FOR AUDIO STREAMING

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DIGITAL INPUT/OUTPUT (COAXIAL) WITH UP TO 24-BIT RESOLUTION
PCI BUS YAMAHA ORIGINAL DSP CHIP FOR EFFECTS CUSTOM LSI FOR PCI INTERFACING

FEATURES

Full scope of DS2416 capabilities depends upon control software specifications.

Effect List

Reverberation type effects
REVERB HALL REVERB ROOM REVERB STAGE Simulation of large hall reverberation Simulation of smaller room reverberation A reverb type ideally suited to vocals A reverb type produced artificially by a plate reverberator The first cluster of reflections before the reverb begins Gate reverb setting of early reflections Reverse gate setting of early reflections Very simple repeat delay, with one delay time Simple stereo delay, Lch and Rch are completely independent Delay time modulation in addition to simple repeat delay 3 taps (L, C, R) delay produces more complicated delay effects Stereo delay with cross feedback loop

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The DS2416s mixer comes complete with literally all the professional effects and processing features you need. Relying on its own on-board processing power, all mixer functions are available simultaneously to provide unprecedented range and performance. Features include. q q q q q q q q q q q 24 channel, 32-bit digital mixer 10 bus outputs and 6 aux sends 4-band parametric EQ on each input and stereo out Dynamics processors on each input and stereo out 2 effects processors equal in quality to the Yamaha REV500 Channel delay on 20 channels Comprehensive metering Digital cross-patching for channel inputs and outputs 2 channel analog input (20-bit AD) and output (20-bit DA) Stereo DIGITAL (coaxial) input and output Optional interface hardware provides multi-channel analog and digital l/O
REVERB PLATE EARLY REF. GATE REVERB REVERSE GATE MONO DELAY STEREO DELAY MOD.DELAY DELAY LCR ECHO

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Modulation type effects
CHORUS FLANGE SYMPHONIC PHASER AUTO PAN TREMOLO HQ.PITCH A typical effect used to widen the sound An effect which produces a pleasant "swirling" sound A broad, sweeping effect that adds a sense of dimension to the sound A phase-shift modulation adding extra animation to the sound "Rotary" pan effect in addition to straightforward pan effects Tremolo effect sounds like an old guitar amp High quality pitch change effect 2 voice independent pitch change Rotary speaker simulation Sound is extremely changed by rapid amplitude modulation A filter controlled by LFO modulation

RECORDER

e ith ess The DS2416s multi-track digital recorder is extremely powerful in its own right, including a built-in audio-streaming engine. Features include. q 8-track simultaneous recording with up to 32-bit resolution q 16-track playback from hard disk with up to 32-bit resolution q Sample-accurate synchronization between tracks q Signals to and from recorder and mixer remain in digital domain q Synchronization to outside sources via the control software
DUAL PITCH ROTARY RING MOD. MOD.FILTER

Distortion type effects

DISTORTION AMP SIMULATE Most popular effect for electric guitars, it produces various types of distortion sounds (light crunch to heavy distortion) Guitar amp simulator, useful for making any type of guitar sound

Dynamics type effects

DYNA.FILTER DYNA.FLANGE DYNA.PHASER A filter controlled by input dynamics like auto wahwah or VCF Flange effect controlled by input dynamics Phase shifter controlled by input dynamics

SYSTEM EXPANDABILITY

Optional expansion units permit multiple-channel audio connections to and from the DS2416 to provide for connection of multi-channel digital equipment such as outboard digital multitrack recorders and signal processors. Currently existing possibilities include. q A single DS2416 card with up to two AX44s can provide up to 12 external inputs and outputs q The AX16-AT Audio Expansion card allows interface with digital multitrack recorders, external audio converters and digital recording consoles q Two DS2416 cards can be cascaded to create a larger system q Connection with other cards such as Yamaha XG PCI Sound Card SW1000XG

Combination effects

REV+CHORUS REVCHORUS REV+FLANGE REVFLANGE REV+SYMPHO. REVSYMPHO. REVPAN DELAY+ER. DELAYER. DELAY+REV DELAYREV DISTDELAY Parallel combination of reverb and chorus Series combination of reverb and chorus Parallel combination of reverb and flange Series combination of reverb and flange Parallel combination of reverb and symphonic Series combination of reverb and symphonic Series combination of reverb and auto-pan Parallel combination of delay and early reflections Series combination of delay and early reflections Parallel combination of delay and reverb Series combination of delay and reverb Series combination of distortion and modulation delay These For in

CONTROL SOFTWARE

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Cakewalk Pro Audio (Cakewalk) Cubase VST/24 (Steinberg) Logic Audio Platinum & Gold (Emagic)
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Mixing and Effects functions of the DS2416 are controlled via dedicated software environments available from a wide range of software developers supporting the DSP Factory.

MxTrax (Minnetonka)

Musicator (Musicator)

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Quartz Studio PRO DS2416 (Canam Computers)

Samplitude Studio (SEKD)

C-Console (C-mexx)

Windows 95/98 Macintosh

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These companies have announced development of dedicated control functions for DSP Factory. For information about software specifications and availability, please contact the respective companies. ion delay

SYSTEM EXAMPLES

s Basic System
By itself the DS2416 provides all the basics for high quality recording and playback. Input DS2416
DIGITAL Inputs (COAXIAL) Line Inputs x 2
The AX44 can accom Two AX44 outputs.
s DS2416 + AX44 x 2 + AX16-AT
THRU switches on the AX16-AT enable switching between optical I/O and analog I/O.

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DIGITAL Outputs (COAXIAL) Line Outputs x 2

Application Software

PCI Interfac Playback

s DS2416 + AX44

Audio expansion capability lets you have additional physical inputs and outputs.
Input DIGITAL Inputs (COAXIAL) Line Inputs x 4 Mic/Line Inputs x 2 Output Headphones Out DIGITAL Outputs (COAXIAL) Line Outputs x 6
s DS2416 x 2 + AX44 x 2 + AX16-AT
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The SW1000XGs tone generator sounds can be routed to the DS2416s mixer input.

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Input DIGITAL Inputs (COAXIAL) Line Inputs x 6 Mic/Line Inputs x 4 Output Headphones Out x 2 DIGITAL Outputs (COAXIAL) Line Outputs x 10

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Audio Expansion Unit
The AX44 installs into the drive bay of a PC tower and provides four quarter-inch analog inputs two of which can accommodate microphones and four quarter-inch analog outputs. Theres also a stereo headphone jack. Two AX44 units can be connected to one DS2416 card to provide eight additional analog inputs and outputs.

Audio Expansion Card

The AX16-AT is a PCI card which allows the DSP Factory to be easily interfaced with a wide variety of professional audio devices including digital multitrack recorders, external audio converters, and digital recording consoles. Providing two pairs of ADAT-format optical connectors for transferring 16 tracks of digital audio to and from the DS2416 audio card at resolutions as high as 24-bit, the AX16-AT offers a broad range of interfacing options, including letting the Yamaha 01V mixer become a 24 by 8 front-end featuring 12 mic pre-amps with phantom power, faders, additional EQ, effects, dynamics processing and routing.

SPECIFICATIONS

PCI Interface Playback 16/32-bit Stereo x 8 16/32-bit Stereo x 4
PCI raw variable height short card
Analog Interface Input level Output level Connector D-Range Total Harmonic Distortion Dimensions (W x D x H) Weight
Installable in half height 5.25" Bay
PCI revision 2.1 compliant, half length
-10dBV (Nominal), +6dBV (Maximum) -10dBV (Nominal), +6dBV (Maximum), 23mW (Headphones, Maximum) 1/4" phone jack (unbalanced) 106dB (DA)/100dB (AD+DA) 0.01% (20 Hz-20kHz, Fs48kHz, +2dBV) 148mm x 185mm x 42.6mm (5-4/5" x 7-1/3" x 1-2/3") 1kg (2 lbs, 3 oz)
Record Analog Interface Input level Output level Connector D-Range Total Harmonic Distortion Digital Interface (COAXIAL)

-10dBV (Nominal), +6dBV (Maximum) -10dBV (Nominal), +6dBV (Maximum) RCA pin jack (Unbalanced) 94dB (DA) / 93dB (AD+DA) 0.02% (20 Hz-20kHz, Fs48kHz, +6dBV)

IN/OUT

Connector

RCA pin jack

Format ADAT IN/OUT A, B THRU-A, B, IO-A, B Switch Rear Panel ADAT A/THRU A ADAT B/THRU B Board (Slide Switch)
Installable in PCI or ISA slot
Digital Interface (Internal for expansion and cascading) IO-A, IO-B 4 / 8 channel ins and outs, up to 32-bit 20p MIL standard connector, for audio expansion SI/SO 8/16 channel ins and outs, up to 32-bit 16p MIL standard connector, for cascading Sampling Frequency 44.1/48kHz (Internal) 41.45-50.88kHz (Variable pitch) 30.08-50.88kHz (External) Dimensions (W x D x H) 125.92mm x 187.97mm x 21.59mm (5" x 7-2/5" x 4/5") 170g (6 oz)
ALESIS Proprietary Multichannel Optical Digital Interface Format 4 ch. Digital Audio I/O (2 ch. or 4 ch./line, MSB first x 2 lines)
A: Audio - Clock Fully / Half Interlocked (Default: Half Interlocked) B: Audio - Clock Fully / Half Interlocked (Default: Half Interlocked)
Sampling Frequency Range Dimensions (W x D x H) PCI ISA Net Weight

41.013 ~ 50.88 kHz

125.9mm x 188mm x 21.6mm (5" x 7-2/5" x 4/5") 127.7mm x 188mm x 21.6mm (5" x 7-2/5" x 4/5") 120g (4-1/4 oz)
YAMAHA Web Site http://www.yamaha.co.jp/english/ http://www.yamaha.co.jp/product/proaudio/homeenglish/
ADAT is registered trademark of Alesis Corporation. Macintosh is registered trademark of Apple Computer Inc. Windows is registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation, Inc. Specifications subject to change without notice.
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AX16-AT

AUDIO EXPANSION CARD

Owners Manual Mode demploi Bedienungsanleitung Manual de instrucciones

YAMAHA CORPORATION

Pro Audio Division, #18/3 P.O. Box 3, Hamamatsu, 430-8651, Japan
COMPLIANCE INFORMATION STATEMENT
(DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY PROCEDURE) Responsible Party: Address: Telephone: FAX: Type of Equipment: Model Name: YAMAHA CORPORATION OF AMERICA 6600 Orangethorpe Avenue, Buena Park, Calif. 90620 U.S.A. 1-714-522-9011 1-714-739-2680 AUDIO EXPANSION CARD AX16-AT
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following conditions: 1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and 2) this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation.

FCC INFORMATION (U.S.A.)

1. IMPORTANT NOTICE: DO NOT MODIFY THIS UNIT! This product, when installed as indicated in the instructions contained in this manual, meets FCC requirements. Modifications not expressly approved by Yamaha may void your authority, granted by the FCC, to use the product. 2. IMPORTANT: When connecting this product to accessories and/or another product use only high quality shielded cables. Cable/s supplied with this product MUST be used. Follow all installation instructions. Failure to follow instructions could void your FCC authorization to use this product in the USA. 3. NOTE: This product has been tested and found to comply with the requirements listed in FCC Regulations, Part 15 for Class B digital devices. Compliance with these requirements provides a reasonable level of assurance that your use of this product in a residential environment will not result in harmful interference with other electronic devices. This equipment generates/uses radio frequencies and, if not installed and used according to the instructions found in the users manual, may cause interference harmful to the operation of other electronic devices. Compliance with FCC regulations does not guarantee that interference will not occur in all installations. If this product is found to be the source of interference, which can be determined by turning the unit OFF and ON, please try to eliminate the problem by using one of the following measures: Relocate either this product or the device that is being affected by the interference. Utilize power outlets that are on different branch (circuit breaker or fuse) circuits or install AC line filter/s. In the case of radio or TV interference, relocate/reorient the antenna. If the antenna lead-in is 300 ohm ribbon lead, change the lead-in to coaxial type cable. If these corrective measures do not produce satisfactory results, please contact the local retailer authorized to distribute this type of product. If you can not locate the appropriate retailer, please contact Yamaha Corporation of America, Electronic Service Division, 6600 Orangethorpe Ave, Buena Park, CA 90620 The above statements apply ONLY to those products distributed by Yamaha Corporation of America or its subsidiaries.

Contents

Introduction. 4 System Requirements. 4 PCI or ISA?. 4 Controls & Connections. 5 Rear. 5 Internal. 6 System Hookup Overview. 8 Installing the AX16-AT. 9 Fitting the ISA-bus Mounting Bracket. 10 Selecting the I/O Source for the DS2416. 11 Specifications. 12 Dimensions. 13

Important Notices

Do not place the AX16-AT in an area subject to excessive heat, direct sunlight, excessive humidity, or dust. Keep the AX16-AT inside its antistatic bag until you are ready to install it. To prevent handling damage, hold the AX16-AT by the edges or bracket. If you accidentally touch the card edge connections, remove any ngerprints using a dry tissue. Do not place objects on top of the AX16-AT, and do not put it down in a place where other objects are likely to be placed on top of it. Before removing your computers cover, turn it off and remove the power cord. To prevent static electricity damage, touch a grounded metal part of your computer, such as the power supply case, before handling the AX16-AT.

Packing List

AX16-AT Audio Expansion Card DS2416 20-pin connection cable x2 ISA-bus mounting bracket This manual

Trademarks

ADAT MultiChannel Optical Digital Interface is a trademark and ADAT and Alesis are registered trademarks of Alesis Corporation. Yamaha is a trademark of Yamaha Corporation. All other trademarks are the property of their respective holders and are hereby acknowledged.

Copyright

No part of the AX16-AT Owners Manual may be reproduced or distributed in any form or by any means without the prior written authorization of Yamaha Corporation, Inc. 1998 Yamaha Corporation. All rights reserved.
Keep this manual safe for future reference!

AX16-ATOwners Manual

Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the Yamaha AX16-AT Audio Expansion Card. The AX16-AT is an ADAT format digital interface card for the Yamaha DS2416 Digital Mixing Card. Two ADAT MultiChannel Optical Digital inputs and two outputs mean that up to 16 channels of ADAT format digital audio can be transferred simultaneously between the DS2416 and an ADAT multitrack recorder, or other ADAT-compatible device, such as a Yamaha 02R, 03D, or 01V digital mixing console with an ADAT I/O card installed.

System Requirements

DS2416-compatible computer with a free PCI or ISA-bus slot Yamaha DS2416 Digital Mixing Card DS2416-compatible audio software

PCI or ISA?

The AX16-AT is set for installation in a PCI-bus slot, but can also be installed in an ISA slot simply by swapping the supplied mounting bracket. Since DS2416-compatible Apple Power Macintosh computers do not support ISA bus, the AX16-AT must be used in a PCI slot with Power Macs. On DS2416-compatible Windows computers, however, the AX16-AT can be used in either a PCI or ISA-bus slot, which means that even if all your PCI slots are taken and the only free slots are ISA, you can still install the AX16-AT.
Important: If you are using the DS2416 and AX16-AT in a Windows 95 or Windows 98 computer, be sure to use DS2416 driver version V103 or later. The latest driver software is available for free download from the Yamaha Professional Audio Web site. <http://www.yamaha.co.jp/product/proaudio/homeenglish/> DS2416 driver version V102 or earlier does not support the AX16-AT ADAT/THRU switch. However, it can be made to recognize the switch by relaunching the DS2416-supporting audio software. Important: When the DS2416s internal Vari Pitch mode is used, the wordclock, or sampling rate changes accordingly and some devices connected to the AX16-AT for use as wordclock slaves may not be able to synchronize correctly. However, they may synchronize correctly at certain settings (resultant sampling rates), but not others.

Controls & Connections
Rear A A IN Signals arriving at this ADAT MultiChannel Optical Digital input are fed through to the IO-A connector on this card. B A OUT
Signals from the IO-A outputs on the DS2416 are output via this ADAT MultiChannel Optical Digital output.
C A & B ADAT/THRU switches These switches are used to select the input and output signals for the IO-A and IO-B connectors on this card. IO-A and IO-B can be set individually. In the ADAT position, the DS2416 receives and transmits signals via the A or B IN and OUT connectors on this card. In the THRU position, the DS2416 receives and transmits signals via the THRU A or B connectors on this card. D B IN
Signals arriving at this ADAT MultiChannel Optical Digital input are fed through to the IO-B connector on this card.

E B OUT

Signals from the IO-B outputs on the DS2416 are output via this ADAT MultiChannel Optical Digital output.

(PCI mounting)

Note: Be aware that if the body of the plugs on your optical cables is too large to pass easily through the expansion-slot holes in the rear of your computer, the plugs may not plug into the ADAT jacks properly and may come lose.

Internal

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THRU-A

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THRU-B

A HALF/FULL switches
These switches are used to congure wordclock operation when the DS2416 is used as a wordclock slave and receives its wordclock from the AX16-AT. IOA and IO-B can be set individually. In the FULL position, the DS2416 derives its wordclock from the source selected using the ADAT/THRU switches. Normally, these switches should be set to HALF, the default setting, in which case the DS2416s wordclock source is always an ADAT IN connector regardless of the ADAT/THRU switch settings. This is convenient when switching between the ADAT and THRU (AX44 or other device) connectors, because you dont have to change the wordclock settings. When an external device connected to the A IN connector is used as the wordclock master, that device must be turned on and congured correctly for wordclock master operation. If, for some reason, the external wordclock is lost, the THRU connectors are checked for a usable wordclock, and if one is not found there either, the DS2416 stops functioning. (To use an external device as the wordclock master, you must connect it to the A IN connector.)

B IO-A connector

This connector connects to the IO-A connector on the DS2416 using the supplied 20-pin connection cable.

C IO-B connector

This connector connects to the IO-B connector on the DS2416 using the supplied 20-pin connection cable.

D THRU-A connector

This connector connects to the rst AX44 Audio Expansion Unit using the 20-pin connection cable supplied with the AX44.

E THRU-B connector

This connector connects to the second AX44 Audio Expansion Unit using the 20-pin connection cable supplied with the AX44.

System Hookup Overview

The following diagram shows how the AX16-AT connects to the DS2416 and AX44s. Also shown are two digital multitrack recorders with ADAT format inputs and outputs for up to 16 channels of digital audio transfer between them and the DS2416.

IO-B SI I O SO

DS2416

AX44-A

ADAT-A

10dBV 50dBV

IN OUT

LINE MIC

OUTPUT

IN OUT ADAT-B

INPUT OUTPUT

AX44-B

ADAT-B
When using an ADAT, set the corresponding ADAT/THRU switch (A or B) to ADAT. To use an AX44, set the switch to THRU. In the system shown here, the DS2416, ADAT-A, or ADAT-B could be used as the wordclock master. (Supporting software is required to set the wordclock.) If an ADAT recorder is used as the wordclock master, turn on the ADAT rst, set its wordclock, and then set the DS2416 wordclock.

Installing the AX16-AT

The AX16-AT installs into a single PCI or ISA expansion slot and requires no special jumper settings or interrupt settings. If you are installing in an ISA slot, see Fitting the ISA-bus Mounting Bracket on page 10 before continuing with this procedure. See your computers manual for full details on installing cards.
1 Turn off the computer and disconnect the power cord. 2 Remove the computers cover. 3 Choose an empty slot for the AX16-AT, and remove the expan-
sion-slot cover. To prevent static electricity from damaging the AX16-AT, touch a grounded metal part of your computer, such as the power supply case, before handling it.
4 Carefully align and insert the AX16-AT into the slot.

ISA PCI

5 If the expansion-slot cover was held in place by a screw, secure the
AX16-AT using the same screw.
Important: Tighten the expansion-slot xing screw so that the AX16-AT cannot jiggle about in the slot.

6 Connect the AX16-AT IO-A connector to the DS2416 IO-A connec-
tor using the supplied 20-pin cable (connect the end with the ferrite core to the DS2416).
7 Connect the AX16-AT IO-B connector to the DS2416 IO-B connec-
8 If you are using an AX44, connect the AX16-AT THRU-A connector
to the rst AX44 using the 20-pin cable supplied with the AX44.
9 If you are using a second AX44, connect the AX16-AT THRU-B con-
nector to the second AX44 using the 20-pin cable supplied with the AX44.
10 Replace the computers cover. 11 Connect your ADAT multitrack recorder, or other ADAT-compatible
device, such as a Yamaha 02R, 03D, or 01V digital mixing console with an ADAT I/O card installed, to the A or B IN/OUT connectors on the rear of the AX16-AT using EIAJ ber optical cables.
Fitting the ISA-bus Mounting Bracket
Before installing the AX16-AT into an ISA-bus slot, you must replace the PCI-bus mounting bracket with the ISA-bus mounting bracket. To prevent static electricity from damaging the AX16-AT, touch a grounded metal part of your computer, such as the power supply case, before handling it.
1 Remove the two xing screws that secure the PCI-bus mounting
bracket to the AX16-AT card and carefully remove the mounting bracket.
2 Carefully t the ISA-bus mounting bracket and secure using the
two screws removed previously.
Selecting the I/O Source for the DS2416
The ADAT/THRU switches select the input and output sources for the IO-A and IO-B connectors on the DS2416. In the ADAT position, the DS2416 receives and transmits signals via the ADAT IN and OUT connectors on the AX16-AT, as shown in the following diagram. In the THRU position, the DS2416 receives and transmits signals via the AX44s. IO-A and IO-B can be switched independently. The lines from the DS2416 are labeled 4 or 8 because they carry four audio channel when set to THRU (i.e., AX44) and eight channels when set to ADAT.

AX44-A 4 4

AX44-B 4 4

ADAT/ THRU-A

4 or 8

ADAT/ THRU-B

Specications

General

Sampling rate ADAT/THRU switches WORDCLOCK HALF/FULL switches PCI-bus (for power supply only) ISA-bus (for power supply only) Power supply Maximum power consumption Temperature Dimensions (H x L x D) Weight Supplied accessories Operating Storage External 40.013 kHz to 50.880 kHz DS2416 I/O source selection Wordclock source select PCI Raw Variable Height Short Card (5 V, 32-bit) ISA card (5 V, 8-bit) +5 V (250 mA max) 1.25 W +10C to +35C 20C to +60C 125.9 (ISA 127.7) x 188 x 21.6 mm (4.95 x 7.4 x 0.85 inch) 120 g (4.2 oz) 20-pin cable x2 ISA-bus mounting bracket

Digital I/O

Connection A IN B IN A OUT B OUT IO-A IO-B THRU-A THRU-B I/O I O Format ADAT MultiChannel Optical Digital Interface ADAT MultiChannel Optical Digital Interface Level Connector EIAJ ber optical jack EIAJ ber optical jack
4CH or 8CH digital audio inputs (2CH or 4CH line, MSB rst x2) I/O 4CH or 8CH digital audio outputs 5 V CMOS (2CH or 4CH line, MSB rst x2) 32-bit max/channel DS2416 compatible format

20-pin connector

Dimensions

21.6 3.1

188 3.1 21.6
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Specications and external appearance are subject to change without notice.
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Unit: mm