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User's Guide ADI-648 Multichannel Audio Digital Interface SyncAlignTM SyncCheckTM Intelligent Clock ControlTM SteadyClockTM

10 User's Guide ADI-648 © RME 6. The MADI to ADAT Converter 6.1 General This part of the ADI-648 converts MADI to ADAT optical. MADI offer

User's Guide ADI-648 © RME11 6.4 Outputs ADAT Optical The ADI-648 provides 8 outputs in ADAT optical format. They are fully compatible to al

12 User's Guide ADI-648 © RME 7. The ADAT to MADI Converter 7.1 General This part of the ADI-648 converts ADAT optical to MADI. ADAT optic

User's Guide ADI-648 © RME13 7.4 Outputs MADI At the rear side of the ADI-648 there are two MADI outputs. The BNC output is built according

14 User's Guide ADI-648 © RME INT. For INTERNAL, 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz sampling rate is available. Note: the key 96k FRAME does only affect the

User's Guide ADI-648 © RME15 8.3 Word Clock Input and Output SteadyClock guarantees an excellent performance in all clock modes. Its highly

16 User's Guide ADI-648 © RME 9. Word Clock 9.1 Operation and Technical Background In the analog domain one can connect any device to anot

User's Guide ADI-648 © RME17 9.2 Cabling and Termination Word clock signals are usually distributed in the form of a network, split with BNC

18 User's Guide ADI-648 © RME 10. MIDI 10.1 MIDI Transmission MADI allows for a transmission of 64 audio channels over long distances with

User's Guide ADI-648 © RME19 10.3 Remote Control Software The Windows and Mac software MIDI Remote can be downloaded for free from the RME w

2 User's Guide ADI-648 © RME Important Safety Instructions ...3

20 User's Guide ADI-648 © RME Software MIDI Remote in matrix view mode Brief description of Windows/Ma

User's Guide ADI-648 © RME21 11. Special Modes 11.1 MADI to MADI Converter MADI has been used for quite some time now and therefore not all

22 User's Guide ADI-648 © RME Example 1: A mixing desk sends 48 channels via MADI. 16 more channels from two RME Oc-taMic-D (8-channel micro

User's Guide ADI-648 © RME23 12. Technical Background 12.1 DS - Double Speed When activating the 96k FRAME, the MADI output of the ADI-648

24 User's Guide ADI-648 © RME 12.3 MADI Basics MADI, the serial Multichannel Audio Digital Interface, has been defined already in 1989 as a

User's Guide ADI-648 © RME25 12.4 SteadyClock The SteadyClock technology of the ADI-648 guarantees an excellent performance in all clock mod

26 User's Guide ADI-648 © RME 13. Controls and Connectors Front Left Part Front Right Part Power

User's Guide ADI-648 © RME27 14. Block Diagram (excluding MIDI)

28 User's Guide ADI-648 © RME 15. MIDI Implementation Chart ADI-648 15.1 Basic SysEx Format Value Name F0h SysEx header 00h 20h 0Dh MID

User's Guide ADI-648 © RME29 Table 1 No. Name RequestValue Set Value Value ResponseData bytes 00h MADI input select x x x 1 Byte, 0 = B

User's Guide ADI-648 © RME3 Important Safety Instructions ATTENTION! Do not open chassis – risk of electric shock The unit has non-isolat

30 User's Guide ADI-648 © RME Table 2 1st Byte bit 0 input 1 audio indication 1st Byte bit 1 input 2 audio indication 1st Byte bit 2 inp

User's Guide ADI-648 © RME31 16. Warranty Each individual ADI-648 undergoes comprehensive quality control and a complete test at IMM before

32 User's Guide ADI-648 © RME CE / FCC Compliance CE This device has been tested and found to comply with the limits of the European Counci

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User's Guide ADI-648 © RME5 1. Introduction With the ADI-648 you have an incredibly versatile digital interface to your supply. What at firs

6 User's Guide ADI-648 © RME 4. Technical Specifications • Power supply: Internal switching PSU, 100 - 240 V AC, 20 Watt • Typical power

User's Guide ADI-648 © RME7 MIDI • 16 channels MIDI • 5-pin DIN jack • Optocoupled, ground-free input • Invisible transmission via User b

8 User's Guide ADI-648 © RME 5. First Usage 5.1 Quick Start The user interface of the ADI-648 is characterized by a clearly structured arc

User's Guide ADI-648 © RME9 5.3 Operating the ADI-648 Join us for a small 'tour de ADI', starting on the left side at the MADI to