User's Guide
DIGI96/8 PRO © RME
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Analog output: Pin assignment of the TRS jack
The analog output is accessible
through a stereo ¼" TRS jack. This
allows a direct connection of headpho-
nes at the output. In case the output
should operate as line out an adapter
TRS plug to RCA phono plugs, or TRS
plug to TS plugs is required.
The pin assignment follows internatio-
nal standards. The left channel is con-
nected to the tip, the right channel to
the ring of the TRS jack/plug.
Pin assignment of the jumpers next to the D-type connector
The optional jumpers (not fitted, not
supplied) next to the D-type connector
allow an internal cabling, for example when
the XLR input and output jacks shall be
build into the PC housing, so that the
supplied cable adapter is no longer nee-
ded. When using a 10 wire computer flat
cable with the appropriate connector the
connection between XLR jacks and card
will be removable.
The pins are numbered as shown in the
diagram. For a better overview the table
lists the pin assignment sorted by numbers
and names.
Pin number
Name
Name
Pin number
1
SPDIF Out -
AES In +
7
2
GND
AES In -
10
3
SPDIF In -
SPDIF In -
3
4
SPDIF Out +
SPDIF In +
6
5
AES Out +
AES Out+
5
6
SPDIF In +
AES Out -
8
7
AES In +
SPDIF Out +
4
8
AES Out -
SPDIF Out -
1
9
NC
NC
9
10
AES In -
GND
2
Pin assignment of the XLR/RCA Cable's D-type connector
Pin
Name
Pin
Name
Pin
Name
1
GND
4
AES Out +
7
SPDIF In -
2
SPDIF Out +
5
AES In +
8
AES Out -
3
SPDIF In +
6
SPDIF Out -
9
AES In -
