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Getting Started
AES16 User Manual 34
4. Getting Started
4.1 Windows Quick Audio Test
The installation of your AES16 can be tested using the LynxTWO Mixer and the Lynx Demo
application included on the Lynx Installation CD. This is a quick way of verifying that the AES16
card is installed correctly and properly connected to your external equipment.
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Download the Demo32.exe application from www.lynxstudio.com/drivers , or locate this file on
the Lynx Installation CD that came with your AES16.
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Download the “Dialtone.zip” file from www.lynxstudio.com/drivers , or locate “Dialtone.wav”
on the Lynx Installation CD included with your AES16. Please note that the ZIP version found
on the web site is a compressed file, and will require an extraction program such as WinZip to
decompress the file (Windows XP can decompress .zip files without any additional application).
Unzip the file Dialtone.wav to your computer’s desktop.
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Connect the outputs of the AES16 to a digital destination (digital mixer, DA converters, etc.)
capable of delivering an audio signal for listening via headphones or speakers. Depending on
your external equipment, you may be using the CBL-AES1603, CBL-AES1604 or CBL-AES1605
cables – please check section three of this manual for details on the proper connection of these
cables to your equipment. Verify that Digital Out 1 of the AES16 is connected to your external
equipment. This is the output used for this test.
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Before testing playback, the clock relationship between the AES16 card and your external device
must be established. For this test, the AES16 acts as the clock master, while your external device
is the clock slave. Consult the manual for your connected equipment to determine how to set it
to receive sample clock from a digital input. Most digital devices offer several choices for sample
clock status, with “Internal” generally being the default. If your device does not have the ability
to receive its sample clock from a digital input, please consult the studio diagrams section of this
manual for information on creating an alternate clock relationship with the AES16. Keep in
mind that the sample clock source of the AES16 is set to “Internal” primarily to confirm the
validity of your connections and installation – ultimately you should create clock relationships
that make the most sense for your specific situation.
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Open the LynxTWO Mixer, which will be in the Lynx Studio Technology program directory
(Start > All Programs > Lynx Studio Technology > LynxTWO Mixer.)