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4.3 Quick Start – Immediate recording / playback 

4.3.1 ADC Mode (device operates as stand-alone ADC)

1. 

Connect an analog audio source to Brooklyn ADC analog inputs by using TRS or XLR connectors.

2. 

Connect your digital equipment to digital output (USB, AES, SPDIF, Toslink). In „ADC” / stand-

alone mode converted signal is present on all digital outputs simultaneously, so all digital outputs 

can be used at the same timeif neccessary. 

3. 

Connect  WordClock  cables  if  you  use  this  protocol  for  clocking.  Note  that  clocking  via  AES, 

SPDIF, Toslink is also possible. Next turn the Brooklyn ADC on and set clock mode to internal / 

master [INT] or external / slave [WCK] mode. 

4. 

If the ADC operates as master device set desired sample rate in the „Sample Rate” menu. If the 

ADC operates as slave device it follows Sample Rate set in an external device. 

5. 

Depending on your analog source level select proper input mode (balanced / unbalanced) as 

well as headroom value. 

4.3.2 PC Mode (device is connected to computer via USB port)

 

1. 

Connect an analog audio source to Brooklyn ADC analog inputs by using TRS or XLR connectors.

2. 

Install  the  latest  Windows  driver  available  on  our  support  page:  https://mytekdigital.com/

professional/support/ No driver is required on MAC OS-based computers.

3. 

Connect the Brooklyn ADC to computer via USB and turn it on.

4. 

Connect external devices to Brooklyn ADC’s digital outputs if necessary and connect WordClock 

cables if necessary. 

5. 

Brooklyn ADC operates as master device when „INT” setting is chosen in „Clock Source” menu. 

For the best sound quality this setting is highly recommended. With this setting (INT) selected 

Broolkyn ADC transmits master clocking signal to all digital  outputs as well  as to WordClock 

output. All devices connected to the ADC’s digital outputs should be switched to slave mode in 

this case.

6. 

For PCM recordings and Native DSD select „Ntv”option in „SR/Format” menu.

7. 

Open recording software and select „Mytek USB Audio” ASIO driver (Windows only) or CoreAudio 

on MAC OS.

8. 

The  Brooklyn  ADC  will  follow  the  sample  rate  chosen  in  recording  software  (Project  Sample 

Rate).

5. 

Windows installation and configuration

For proper operation the USB2 driver (Windows only) and Mytek Control application must be 

installed. Both of these have separate installers available at: 

https://mytekdigital.com/hifi/support/

Summary of Contents for Brooklyn ADC

Page 1: ...Owner s Manual M C M M ADC...

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Page 3: ...Frimware may alter details of Mytek operation and consequently there will be periodic updates to this manual For news driver updates technical support tips and further product information please visit...

Page 4: ...indows installation and configuration 9 5 1 Windows Mytek Control Panel installation process 11 6 Brooklyn ADC OSX installation 12 6 1 OSX USB 2 0 no driver required 12 6 2 OSX Mytek Control Panel ins...

Page 5: ...by Mytek Solid state and nickel transformer analog input PCM up to 32 bit 384 kHz DSD64 DSD128 DSD256 True 32 bits recording via USB The Brooklyn ADC has been optimized for highest performance under...

Page 6: ...t the front panel accept balanced and unbalanced sound sources switchable in menu built in passive nickel transformers with saturation control Digital outputs Four digital outputs are fitted 1x AES EB...

Page 7: ...ft and right channel 3 Functional buttons enable the user to quickly choose an option change and configure the device s settings 4 OLED display 5 Functional buttons enable the user to quickly choose a...

Page 8: ...ording equipment such as Tascam Master Recorders 7 SDIF2 3 DSD BNC output right channel for use with professional DSD recording equipment such as Tascam Master Recorders 8 S PDIF Digital Output RCA se...

Page 9: ...g inputs by using TRS or XLR connectors 2 Install the latest Windows driver available on our support page https mytekdigital com professional support No driver is required on MAC OS based computers 3...

Page 10: ...4 Choose the location of installation Default location is C Program Files Mytek Digital Mytek USB 2 0 Driver We recommend leaving this as it is If you wish to customize the install choose the location...

Page 11: ...k Next then accept license and click Next again 3 All options should be choosen in Custom Setup menu To confirm the installation of each option select Will be installed on local hard drive then click...

Page 12: ...tomatically show up in your computer s list of supported audio devices as Brooklyn ADC Simply choose that as your default audio playback device and the system will work 6 2 OSX Mytek Control Panel ins...

Page 13: ...re file button and browse to the new firmware file then click Open 3 Press the Update button to confirm uploading the firmware file to device s memory 4 Confirm your choice by clicking Yes when warnin...

Page 14: ...r field To change a parameter in one of the 4 fields shown on the display press the corresponding button This will highlight the field in the colour of logo To change the value rotate the knob until y...

Page 15: ...C is capable to record true not floating point 32bit files 8 2 2 Clock Source There is only one master device in digital world The others have to operate as a slave That is why external digital device...

Page 16: ...o listen to music while the display is off To return to the main screen press any button on the frontpanel including Vol knob 8 2 8 Display Bright Display Brightness this allows to adjust the brightne...

Page 17: ...INK Optical Output PCM up to 192kHz single wire DSD x64 DoP S PDIF Coaxial Output PCM up to 384kHz single wire DSD up to x128 DoP SDIF DSD Output DSD x64 x128 x256 WordClock I O BNC 75 Ohm Clock 1ps j...

Page 18: ...e power source Do not operate device until the foreign object is removed or the liquid has completly dried If in doubt please contact Mytek Digital Do not block any ventilation openings Install in acc...

Page 19: ...this device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation This product with the CE marking compli...

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