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17 User’s Guide
rack interface
interface
AES 2, MDM 3-4, KDS B
A
AES 1, MDM 1-2, KDS A, KDS Rtn
ower P
7-8
KDS MDM
A
KDS
D
AES 1
C
B
outing R
1-2
3-4
AES 2
5-6
Source
D
C
B
AES 1
KDS
MDM
AES 4, MDM 7-8, KDS D AES 3, MDM 5-6, KDS C
MDM
7-8 A
KDS
7-8
MDM KDS
A 7-8
Source
1-2
3-4
5-6
Source
AES 2
D
C
B
AES 1
1-2
3-4
5-6
AES 2
D
C
B
AES 1
Source
utput Sync Clock Select
1-2
3-4
5-6
AES 2
O
AES 2
MDM
AES 1
Int 44.1K
Int 48K
WDCLK
M
D
T ulti -
igital
DMT
Output Format
Pro Cnsmr Pro Cnsmr
Output Format
Destination 1 Destination 1 Destination 2 Destination 3 Destination 4 Destination 2-4
will be the master. Be careful that you don’t route the audio signal from the
AES/EBU device back to its own input, or you will create a feedback loop.
• Variation 2: K2500 to S/PDIF
Common S/PDIF devices include DAT decks, computer sound cards, and
signal processors. They may have optical or coaxial (RCA) connectors.
Decide which AES/EBU output(s) you want to use, and set the appropriate
output format switch(es) to “ Cnsmr ”. For devices with optical inputs,
connect an optical cable between the
DMTi
and the S/PDIF input. For co-
axial inputs, use AES/EBU-to-S/PDIF adapters at the DMTI ’s outputs (see
Page 10).
Set the S/PDIF device’s clock to “external”. If there’s no way to do this—the
S/PDIF device cannot be locked to an incoming digital signal—then you
must use its clock as the master by routing its output back to the
DMTi , as
detailed above, and setting the
DMTi
’s Clock Select switch accordingly.
K2500
AES/EBU device
KDS
AES/EBU
(or S/PDIF)
(Clock)