Manual

User's Guide MADI Converter © RME

MIDI

• 1 x 16 channels MIDI

• 5-pin DIN jack

• Opto-coupled, ground free input

• Fixed MIDI Thru functionality

3.3 Outputs

MADI

• Coaxial via BNC, 75 Ohm, according to AES10-1991

• Output voltage > 400 mVpp

• Cable length: more than 100 m

• Optical via FDDI duplex SC connector

• 62.5/125 and 50/125 compatible

• Fiber length: up to 2,000 m

MIDI

• 3 x 16 channels MIDI

• 5-pin DIN jacks

4. Operation

The user interface of the MADI Converter is characterized by a clearly structured architecture

and an unambiguous labelling of the front and rear sides.

The status of the 12 inputs is displayed by dedicated LEDs on the front panel.

The rear of the MADI Converter hosts six coaxial BNC inputs and outputs, six optical inputs and

outputs, one MIDI input and 3 MIDI Thru outputs, all of them presented and labelled in a clear

and tidy way.

The specially developed internal high performance switching power supply allows operation of

the MADI converter with voltages ranging from 100 to 240 V AC. It is short-circuit-proof, has an

integrated line-filter, is fully regulated against voltage fluctuations, and suppresses mains inter-

ference.

Notes

• The INPUT LEDs of the MADI inputs are designed to light up with typical MADI signals. But

there is no real MADI detection and verification. Therefore, corrupt or non-standardized sig-

nals as well as high-frequency signals can cause the LEDs to turn on as well.

• The MIDI INPUT LED shows any MIDI activity, including MIDI Clock, MTC and Active Sens-

ing. The latter is sent by most keyboards every 0.3 seconds.