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General| Brand | Lynx |
|---|---|
| Model | AES16 |
| Category | Recording Equipment |
| Language | English |
General overview of the AES16 audio interface's features and capabilities.
Lists the key features and specifications of the AES16 audio interface.
Recommends prerequisite knowledge and reading before using the AES16.
Details the items included in the AES16 carton.
Lists minimum hardware and OS requirements for Windows and Macintosh.
Explains typographic conventions used throughout the manual.
Step-by-step instructions for physically installing the AES16 card into a computer.
Guides installation of the Windows Version 2 driver package for the AES16.
Detailed steps for the Windows Hardware Update Wizard for driver installation.
Step-by-step guide to uninstalling the Windows driver package via Device Manager.
Instructions for downloading and installing updated WDM drivers from the Lynx website.
Instructions for installing the AES16 on Macintosh OS X.
Steps to update the AES16 firmware for Macintosh compatibility.
Steps to install the AES16 driver and mixer application on macOS.
Instructions for uninstalling the macOS driver using a third-party uninstaller.
Steps to update the macOS driver by uninstalling and reinstalling.
Instructions for installing the AES16 on Macintosh OS 9.
Steps to update AES16 firmware for Macintosh OS 9 compatibility.
Guide to installing the ASIO driver and mixer for OS 9.
How to uninstall the OS 9 driver.
Introduces the AES16's I/O ports and connectors.
Describes available breakout cables and their compatibility.
Details connecting the AES16 using XLR breakout cables.
Explains connections using 25-pin D-Sub connectors for various equipment.
Discusses clock synchronization between the AES16 and other devices.
How to connect and use external clock sources with the AES16.
Describes internal clock connections and synchronizing multiple AES16 cards.
Illustrates typical studio configurations using the AES16.
Setup for connecting external converters with word clock synchronization.
Describes connecting the AES16 to a digital mixer for 16 channels of I/O.
Illustrates a mixed-mode configuration using both XLR and DB25 cables.
A quick test to verify AES16 installation and connections on Windows.
Verifies AES16 installation and connections on Macintosh OS X using Bias Peak.
Explains the signal flow within the AES16's digital mixer and architecture.
Describes the AES16's physical digital inputs and signal path.
Details the 16 input blocks of the digital mixer and their patching capabilities.
Explains how Record Bus signals are routed to host computer and record devices.
Describes how the Play Bus is derived and routed to AES16 play devices.
Details the 16 output signals derived from submixers and their features.
Describes the AES16's physical outputs, including AES-3 and LStream.
Explains the AES16's master sample clock generator and its functions.
Lists the available internal and external clock sources for the AES16.
Details SynchroLock technology for jitter reduction and stable clocking.
Instructions on how to launch the Lynx Mixer application on Windows and Macintosh.
Describes the Adapter window for clock and sample rate settings.
Controls the system sample clock generator.
Details real-time frequency measurements of system clocks.
Displays status for AES16 inputs, including lock, validity, and parity.
Describes the Record/Play window for patching inputs to mixer channels.
Patch physical inputs to mixer record channels.
Controls and indicators for recording and playback devices.
Describes the Outputs window for routing and mixing output signals.
Route record/playback sources to output channels.
Controls for output signals including faders, meters, and mute.
Accesses global mixer functions like Restore Defaults and Mixer Scene.
Save and recall mixer configurations as scenes.
Accesses advanced settings and commonly used mixer functions.
Advanced settings like clock rates, meter range, and dither.
Explains how to patch physical inputs to Record Bus channels using the mixer.
Guides on setting up monitoring using the Lynx Mixer's Outputs window.
Explains direct monitoring via ASIO applications, bypassing the Lynx Mixer.
Covers routing and mixing playback sources through the Lynx mixer.
Details selecting and controlling clock sources and references for synchronization.
Discusses ASIO driver parameters accessible via application control panels.
Discusses how buffer size affects latency and potential audio anomalies.
How applications recognize AES16 capabilities and device names.
Discusses simultaneous recording and playback (full duplex) capability.
Steps to designate master and slave AES16 cards for synchronization.
Explains how adapter IDs identify and communicate with multiple AES16 cards.
Details connecting multiple AES16 cards using internal clock cables.
Configuring mixer settings for master and slave AES16 cards.
Addresses audio artifacts like clicks and pops, suggesting clock and buffer checks.
Guides on checking connections and signal flow when no audio is present.
Provides contact information and support request details.
Instructions for registering the AES16 product for service and upgrades.
Details the I/O configuration jumpers for routing modes.
Lists detailed technical specifications of the AES16.
Provides safety precautions and FCC compliance information.
Details FCC and EC Declarations of Conformity for the AES16.
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