DigaStudio Installation Notes
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Installation
2.1 DigaStudio
1. Make sure that the power switch on the front of the DigaStudio Box is in the Off position
2. Plug the supplied power cable into the rear of the DigaStudio Box and then connect to a correctly
grounded power socket.
Note: The supply voltage can be in the range 100 ~ 240 Volt / 50 ~ 60 Hz.
3. Use the separately packaged cable to connect the DigaStudio Box with the DigaStudio Desk. Attach
the cable to the socket marked
DESK
on the DigaStudio Box and the socket marked
MIXER
on the
DigaStudio Desk.
4. Attach the required audio sources or sinks to the respective inputs. Analog symmetrical
sources/sinks are connected to the paired XLR sockets, analog asymmetrical sources/sinks (
LINE
1, LINE 2
, and
ΣΣΣΣ
OUT
) via the respective cinch connectors.
A special 15-pol sub-D socket is available for direct analog connection of an PCX card (
PCX
). The
necessary audio cable is available as an optional extra (make sure that the cable is connected the
right way around as indicated by the cable markings).
There are also special 15-pol sub-D sockets for telephone hybrids, ISDN codec, and for the insert
path, whose connections are separately labeled.
For digital sources (DigaStudio Pro only) 2 AES/EBU inputs/outputs in XLR format are available.
A 6.3 mm stereo headphone connector is available on both the DigaStudio Box and the DigaStudio
Desk.
2.2 RS-422 adapter
The DigaStudio Box is connected to a PC via a RS-422 interface. Use the supplied connection kit in
accordance with the following instructions and note the safety information:
The following work should only be carried out by qualified personnel!
No liability will be accepted for damage caused by failure to follow the
following instructions correctly!
Before opening the PC case disconnect the power cable! Do not allow
any metal objects to fall into the PC!