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Details analog input/output specifications, impedance, SNR, THD, frequency response, and levels.
Covers AES input, Wordclock input, AES/EBU outputs, and ADAT optical specifications.
Details the front panel controls like Gain, Phantom Power, Lo Cut, Phase, Clip Hold, and Reference Level LEDs.
Describes the 8 balanced Mic and Line inputs, their types, and impedance.
Details the 8 servo balanced line outputs, their jack type, and reference level switching.
Describes the function of each DIP switch for configuring the ADC module settings.
Explains how to use external synchronization via Wordclock (BNC) and AES (D-sub).
Details the four AES/EBU outputs via a 25-pin D-sub connector and their professional/consumer formats.
Describes the two ADAT optical outputs, Sample Split (S/MUX), ADAT Main, and ADAT Aux.
Discusses digital signal interpretation, synchronization needs, Superclock, and RME's SteadyClock technology.
Provides guidance on word clock cabling, termination, impedance, and network configuration.
Details the Double Speed mode, Double Wire, and S/MUX techniques for higher sample rates.
Explains the Quad Speed mode and its limited application and implementation in ADAT.
Compares electrical properties and setup differences between AES/EBU and SPDIF formats.
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