Specifications

between 48kHz and 44.1kHz.

3.1A Source

To route the ADAT to the AI-1, set the AI-1’s Source to ADAT by

pressing the SOURCE ADAT button. The button’s LED will be lit

indicating it has been selected.

Note: When the AI-1’s Source is set to ADAT, the AI-1 links the

ADAT optic input to the ADAT optic output, so that digital

audio is routed from one ADAT to another. This means that, in a

two ADAT system, it is possible to make a digital backup of all

eight tracks of ADAT #2 to ADAT #1, while simultaneously

routing two tracks from ADAT #2 to either an AES/EBU or

S/PDIF device.

3.1B Selecting Source Tracks

You may select a pair of ADAT tracks by pressing one of the four

ADAT CHANNEL buttons (1/2, 3/4, 5/6 or 7/8). If the AI-1’s

Destination is set to AES/EBU or S/PDIF, only one of these four

buttons can be selected. If the Destination is set to ADAT, all four

button’s LEDs will be lit indicating that all eight tracks may be

transmitted/received.

3.1C Destination

To select the AI-1’s output destination, press one of the three

DESTINATION buttons (ADAT, AES/EBU or S/PDIF). The button

will be lit to indicate it has been selected. Only one of the

Destination buttons can be selected at a time.

Note: The AI-1 provides two types of connectors for S/PDIF devices.

When the Destination is set to S/PDIF, the digital audio will be

sent out both S/PDIF outputs (fiber optic and RCA). Therefore, it

is possible to route the AI-1’s output to two S/PDIF devices

simultaneously.

3.1D Converting Sample Rate