User Manual

User's Guide MADIface XT © RME
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Options
EQ+D for Record
Switches EQ and Dynamics of all input channels into the recording path. In case Loopback has
been activated the EQ and Dynamics of the Output channel are within the recording path. See
also chapter 27.5.
Word Clock In Term.
Checking this option terminates the word clock input internally with 75 Ohms.
Mirror MADI1 Output to MADI2 and 3
This option provides a quick and simple solution to mirror the first MADI output to outputs 2 and
3. The outputs are reduced to 2+4+64 channels (AES, 4 x analog, one MADI port). All the data
routed and mixed to MADI port 1 is sent to MADI port 2 and 3 as well.
Redundancy Mode
With redundancy mode active the number of input channels is reduced to 68 (AES plus analog
plus one MADI). The two other MADI ports are used as fail safe inputs and are used as soon as
the signal on the 'Current MADI Input' fails. This setting is also a perfect choice if the card is
used as single MADI I/O, saving resources and providing simpler channel selection dialogs.
Isochronous Streaming (USB 3 only)
The XT uses a special transmission mode with error correction to record data. In case the XT’s
default mode does not work Isochronous Streaming can be tried. This is the standard’s native
mode for audio transmission and should work with any USB 3 controller. See also chapter 30.4.
Clock Mode
Sample Rate
Used to set the current sample rate. This is the same setting as in the Audio MIDI Setup, just
added here for your convenience.
Clock Source
The unit can be configured to use its own clock (Internal = Master), or one of the input signals
(Word, MADI, AES). If the selected source isn't available (No Lock), the unit will change to the
next available one (this behaviour is called AutoSync). If none is available then the internal
clock is used. The current clock source is displayed as Current Clock.
Input Status
Displays the state of the current input signal:
Clock state (No Lock, Lock, Sync)
Sample rate (coarse)
MADI Frame format (48K or 96K)
Channel format (64 or 56 channels)
RME’s exclusive SyncCheck technology provides an easy to use check and display of the cur-
rent clock status. The clock state column indicates whether no signal (No Lock), a valid signal
(Lock) or a valid and synchronous signal (Sync) is present at each of the digital clock source
inputs.