Apollo 16 User Manual

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Interconnections 19
Thunderbolt Setup
This diagram illustrates how Apollo 16 can be connected to a host computer with the Thunderbolt Option Card.
Key points for this example:
• The Thunderbolt Option Card (not included) must be installed in Apollo 16 to connect via Thunderbolt
• Either Thunderbolt port can be used for the host computer connection
• Monitors with AES/EBU input are connected to AES/EBU output
• The “AES/EBU Mirrors Monitor 1-2” option is enabled in Console Settings so Apollo 16’s front panel
MONITOR knob can control the volume level of the speakers with AES/EBU input
Note: The FireWire ports are disabled with Apollo Thunderbolt software.
POWER OUT
ON
OFF
IN
75 OHM TERM
WORD CLOCK
FIREWIRE
UNIVERSAL AUDIO, INC.
PORT 1
( )
PORT 2
( )
MON OUT (R) 2 MON OUT (L) 1
LINE OUT 1-8 LINE IN 1-8
LINE IN 9-16
MADI OUT MADI IN
AES/EBU OUT AES/EBU IN
PUSH
LINE OUT 9-16
1394 800 (1) 1394 800 (2)
Thunderbolt
Mac
Powered
Loudspeakers
w/Digital
Inputs
Audio Gear with DB25 Analog I/O

Apollo 16 Specifications

General

Mission Type	Manned lunar landing
Launch Date	April 16, 1972
Landing Date	April 27, 1972
Launch Vehicle	Saturn V
Crew Size	3
Commander	John W. Young
Command Module Pilot	Thomas K. Mattingly II
Lunar Module Pilot	Charles M. Duke Jr.
Lunar Surface EVA Duration	20 hours, 14 minutes
Total Mission Duration	11 days, 1 hour, 51 minutes
Landing Site	Descartes Highlands
Lunar Stay Time	71 hours, 2 minutes
Lunar EVAs	3
Lunar Module	Orion (LM-11)
Command Module	Casper (CM-113)
Rover Used	Lunar Roving Vehicle
Distance Traveled by Rover	26.7 km (16.6 miles)