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Chapter 2: 192 I/O Overview
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Legacy and Expansion Peripheral Port
Limitations
Because both the Legacy port and the Expansion
port use channels 17–32, you can only use one
at a time.
The Legacy port is not available in any session in
which the sample rate is set for higher than
48 kHz.
Accessory Port
This port is not supported.
Using Input and Output Trims
Input Trims
The Input Trims below the two DB–25 connec-
tors on the Analog In card are used to store two
different calibration settings (A and B) for each
channel.
These two adjustable Input Trims are for pre-
cisely calibrating and switching between a
choice of independently adjustable headroom
settings for each channel. You can adjust each
Input Trim by hand with a small screwdriver.
For example, you could use the A trims for the
+4 dBu port, and use the B trims for –10. Or, use
A and B to maintain two different trims for any
signal input port (+4 dBu or –10 dB(V)).
If you are not using the –10 dB(V) input connec-
tor, the B trims can be used to store an alternate
set of headroom values for the +4 dBu inputs.
Once set, you can switch between the different
trim headroom values for the same input level
from within Pro Tools.
About Input Operating Levels
Check the owner’s manual for your mixer,
power amplifier or effects processor to see if it
operates more comfortably at line level, in
which case consider setting the 192 I/O to oper-
ate at –10 dB(V) line levels and/or adjusting the
Input Trims.
Consider the following when connecting a
mixer:
If your mixer cannot handle more than 1.5V
(RMS) inputs at +4 dBu, then you should set the
192 I/O to operate at –10 dB(V) line level.
If your mixer can handle up to 15.5V (RMS)
inputs, or has pads or attenuators on its inputs,
then you can use the +4 dBu setting on the
192 I/O.
192 I/O is calibrated for 18 dB headroom at
the +4 dBu setting.
Most manuals contain device input specifica-
tions, including whether or not there are pads or
attenuators. Consult the manufacturer’s docu-
mentation for your mixer or power amplifier for
further information.
Selecting Analog Input Operating
Levels
If you want to switch the input levels of the
192 I/O from +4 dBu to –10 dB(V), you can ac-
cess these parameters on a channel-by-channel
basis in the Hardware Setup dialog. For instruc-
tions, see the
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