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Direct Pro 24/96 Owner’s Manual

Input Volume Faders

Direct Pro 24/96 Interface Box - Rear

Rear P

anel

The

Direct

Pro

24/96

rear

panel

has

ana-

log

outs,

MIDI

in,
MIDI

out,

and

port

for

connecting

the

interface

box

to
the

PCI

host card.

Analog

outputs

1-4

are

1/4"

jacks.

They

can

used

balanced

or
unbalanced,

and

output

at
the

professional

+4dBu

level.

Outputs

5-6

are

auxiliar

jacks,

out-

putting at consumer level -1

0dBu.

MIDI

in
and

out

ports

are

provided

for

interfacing

with

other

MIDI

products,

and

producing

MIDI

time

code

(MT

C).

This

acts

as
a

normal

MIDI

interface

so
you

may

easily

connect

any

keyboard

or
MIDI

synth

directly to your Direct Pro 24/96.

Direct Pro Host P

ort

The

port

is
reser

ved

for

the

6-foot

cable

included

with

the

Direct

Pro

24/96.

This

connects

directly

with

the

connector

the

PCI

card.

Note:

Only

the

original

cable

should

used;

damage

may

result

from using a different cable.

PCI Card

The

PCI

card

houses

S/PDIF

ins

and

outs,

and

our

DSP

processor

. Our

shield-

ing

process,

along

with

the

powerful

DSP

engine

prevents

unwanted

com-

puter noise in your audio.

These

faders

can

boost

or
cut

the

volume

of
the

incoming

signal

in
the

monitor

mix.

does

not

affect

the

actual

input

volume

of
the

track

unless

the

REC

button

is
pressed

(see

REC

below).

At
all
times,

this fader adjusts the level of the track as it is being sent into the MONIT

OR bus.

The

text

box

above

the

fader

displays

the

actual

fader

value

in
dB.

can

range

from

minus

infinity

(OFF)

to +6 dB gain. If you would like no gain at this stage, just set this fader so the text box reads 0.0 dB.

DIGIT

AL PEAK METERS

These

individual

peak

meters

at
all
times

show

the

value

of
the

signal

that

is
being

sent

to
the

computer

for

recording.

W
ith

one

exception

listed

below

, all
of
the

meters

are

post-fader

(meaning

the

value

of
the

meter is calculated after the fader) so moving the fader affects the value of the meter.

The text box above each meter displays the actual meter value in dB.

the

input

strip

meters

the

value

of
the

meter

at
all
times

shows

the

level

of
the

signal

this

is
being

recorded

to
the

computer

The

meters

the

4
input

strips

can

change

in
meaning

when

the

REC

button is pressed. (read REC FX below)

the

Playback

meters,

the

value

of
the

meter

shows

the

level

being

routed

to
the

MONIT

bus

AND

the level of the Playback channels.

On the MONIT

OR digital peak meter

, it shows the combined levels of all things routed to the MONITOR

bus.

PEAK & RESET

All of the above digital meters can be switched to P

eak meters by pressing the ‘PEAK’ button below the

MONIT

meters

in
the

bottom

right

hand

corner

of
the

Control

anel.

This

affects

all
the

digital

meters

on the Control P

anel and can be reset by hitting the ‘RESET’ button next to the ‘PEAK’ button.

S/PDIF Digital I/O

S/PDIF

(Sony/Phillips

Digital

Interface

Format)

allows

full

bit

digital

connection

to
a

, CD

player

or
most

any

S/PDIF

compatible

unit.

PDIF

ports

are

stereo,

allowing

full

stereo

signal

to
pass

through

one

PDIF

cable.

W
e

recommend

using

only

professional

S/PDIF

cables

for

these

ports.

activate

the

S/PDIF

inputs,

go
to
the

Direct

Pro

Control

anel.

Click

the

Analog

In
or
Analog

In
on

the

top

f the

Analog

3,4

channel

strip.

This

changes

the

3,4

input

to S/PDIF digital. The MIC/LINE 3,4 inputs will not record.

you

are

recording

via

the

S/PDIF

input,

be
sure

you

have

S/PDIF

chosen

in
the

Source

Select

section

the Direct Pro control panel. Other

wise, jitter and unwanted noise may occur

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