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Important information regarding BAD4M latency:
The BAD4M uses jumpers on “JP1” (as shown on cover) to adjust 2 variables: ADC
filter selection, high pass filter, and AVID HDIO delay matching.
Jumper A - ADC Filter Setting:
In default mode with no jumpers set, the BAD4M uses the short delay filter
with the classic “Burl Sound”. (Image 1) A jumper on “A” will switch to the long
delay filter, with longer latency and a more forward mid-range. (Image 2)
Jumper B - Avid Delay Matching:
Setting a jumper on “B” will increase latency to match the output delay of an
Avid HDIO. This is for short filter only. (Image 3)
Jumper C - BAD4 Delay Matching:
Setting a jumper on “C” will match the delay of the BAD4 input daughter card.
This will work with both short and long filters. (Image 4)
Jumper D: High-pass Filter Bypass:
Setting a jumper on “D” will bypass the high-pass filter. (Image 5) (Not recom-
mended)
Image 2: ADC Filter Set-
ting - Jumper is set to “A”.
Image 1: Default Jumper
Settings - No jumper set.
Image 3: Avid Delay
Matching - Jumper is set to
“B”.
Image 4: BAD4 Delay
Matching - Jumper is set to
“C”.
Image 5: High-pass Filter
Bypass - Jumper is set to
“D”. Not recommended.
Jumper Settings for “JP1”
