User Manual-Mac

Quick Reference: HD192 I/O Rear Panel
Connect the HD192 to the PCI-424 card here using the Audio Wire cable provided with your HD192 system.
These jacks provide stereo AES/EBU digital input and output. For information about configuring the AES/EBU input and output, see “HD192 inter- face options” on page 73. When you’re recording from the AES/EBU input, either use it as the clock source for the entire system or use its built-in sample-rate converter. For details, see “HD192 AES/EBU” on page 31.
‘AES Word In’ allows you to slave the AES/EBU output to an independent word clock source, separate from the HD192 system itself, which slaves to the ‘System Word’ input.
The HD192’s twelve analog inputs are balanced, +4dB XLR connectors. They have 24-bit, 128x enhanced multibit A/D converters capable of 44.1, 48, 88.2, 96, 176.4 and 192 kHz recording.
Use the word clock input and output for digital trans- fers with devices that cannot slave to the clock supplied by their digital I/O connection with the HD192.
The HD192 power supply is switchable between 115v and 240v operation. It should already be set to the proper voltage for your country, but you can check the setting and adjust it if necessary with the red switch just to the left of this power cord receptacle (on the side of the metal chassis).
The HD192’s twelve analog outputs are balanced, +4dB XLR connectors. They have 24-bit, 128x enhanced multibit A/D converters capable of 44.1, 48, 88.2, 176.4 and 192 kHz playback.