M-Audio DELTA 1010-AI Bedienungsanleitung

Table of Contents

Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

What’s in the Box? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Front and Back Panel Descriptions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Setting up the Delta 1010-AI with your Delta 1010 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Hooking Up Your ADAT Optical Device . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Using Your Delta 1010-AI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

ADAT to Host . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

ADAT to Analog Outs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Analog Ins to ADAT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

ADAT Thru . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Mixed Modes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Standalone Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Master Clock Settings and the Delta 1010-AI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Synchronizing your ADATs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Limited Lifetime Warranty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Delta 1010-AI

™ MANUAL

Version 10AI 053100

Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase of the Delta 1010 ADAT Interface, designed

and manufactured by M Audio. The Delta 1010-AI is a companion to the Delta

1010 PCI Recording System, and when used together, the Delta 1010-AI will

add ADAT Optical 8-channel input and output capability to your Delta 1010.

Please follow the instructions contained in this manual to properly connect the

Delta 1010-AI to your existing Delta 1010 setup, and to completely understand

the versatility of the Delta 1010-AI. If you have not yet installed your Delta

1010, please refer to the Delta 1010 manual to install and configure the Delta

1010’s PCI card.

Features

•ADAT* I/O for PC(Windows 95/98, NT, Linux) and Apple (MacOS)

computers operating up to a full 24 bit 48kHz.

•Provides ADAT record through and playback using premium 24 bit

converters.

•Simultaneous ADAT recording and computer playback.

•Select between analog and ADAT optical for computer input.

•Select between computer out and ADAT in for routing to the Delta 1010

D/A section.

•Select between computer out and analog in for ADAT input source.

•ADAT In to ADAT Out “Thru” mode.

* ADAT is a registered trademark of Alesis.

What’s in the Box?

Contained in the Delta 1010-AI package, you should find the following:

•This manual.

•Delta 1010 ADAT Interface Module for the Delta 1010.

•25-pin male to female standard printer cable.

•9v DC 500 mA center positive power supply.

Front and Back Panel Descriptions

Front Panel

1. ADAT to Host “Enabled” LED: When lit, this LED indicates that “ADAT to

Host” mode has been enabled.

2. ADAT to Host Button: Pressing this button and locking it to the “in”

position will enable “ADAT to Host” mode. The incoming Delta 1010-AI

ADAT signal will then be routed to the Delta 1010 PCI “host” card in your

computer.

3. ADAT to Analog Outs “Enabled” LED: When lit, this LED indicates that

“ADAT to Analog Outs” mode has been enabled.

4. ADAT to Analog Outs Button: Pressing this button and locking it to the “in”

position will enable “ADAT to Analog Outs” mode. The incoming

Delta 1010-AI ADAT signal will then be routed directly to the analog outs

on the Delta 1010 rack unit.

5. Analog Ins to ADAT “Enabled” LED: When lit, this LED indicates that

“Analog Ins to ADAT” mode has been enabled.

6. Analog Ins to ADAT Button: Pressing this button and locking it to the “in”

position will enable “Analog Ins to ADAT” mode. Analog inputs on the

Delta 1010 rack unit will then be routed directly to the ADAT out on the

Delta 1010-AI.

7. ADAT Thru “Enabled” LED: When lit, this LED indicates that “ADAT

Thru” mode has been enabled.

8. ADAT Thru Button: Pressing this button and locking it to the “in” position

will enable “ADAT Thru” mode. The Delta 1010-AI ADAT In is then

routed directly to the Delta 1010-AI ADAT Out.

9. Power Indicator LED: When lit, this LED indicates that power has been

applied to the Delta 1010-AI.

10. Power Button: Pressing the “Power” button and locking it to the “in”

position will apply power to the Delta 1010-AI, provided that the proper

power supply has been plugged into the Delta 1010-AI 9v DC jack.

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Back Panel

1. 9v DC Power Adapter Jack: This jack accepts a 2.5 mm, 9v center positive

500 mA power supply, provided with your Delta 1010-AI. Use only the

proper power supply to power your Delta 1010-AI.

2. ADAT In Jack: This TOSlink standard optical jack accepts an 8-channel

ADAT optical output signal on a standard TOSlink plug.

3. ADAT Out Jack: This TOSlink standard optical jack accepts a standard

TOSlink plug, sending an 8-channel ADAT optical signal.

4. “To Delta 1010 Converter Box” 25-pin female D type connector: This

connector transfers information to and from the Delta 1010 rack mount unit

using the male to male printer cable supplied with your Delta 1010

Recording Interface.

5. “To Delta 1010 Host Card” 25-pin male D type connector: Using the

standard printer cable that came with your Delta 1010-AI, this connector

will transfer information to and from the Delta 1010 PCI host card and the

Delta 1010-AI.

Setting up the Delta 1010-AI with your Delta 1010

If you already have your Delta 1010 PCI Recording System installed, make sure

that you have your computer’s power turned OFF before following this

procedure. If you have not yet installed your Delta 1010 PCI host card, you

may incorporate the Delta 1010-AI setup when hooking up your Delta 1010.

1. Connect the male end of the supplied 25-pin cable to the Delta 1010’s PCI

“host card,” which has been properly seated and secured in one of your

computer’s PCI expansion slots.

2. Connect the female end of the supplied 25-pin cable to the Delta 1010-AI’s

“To Delta 1010 Host Card” connector on the back of the Delta 1010-AI.

3. Connect one end (male) of the 25-pin cable that came with your Delta 1010

Recording System into the “To Delta 1010 Converter Box” connector on the

back of the Delta 1010-AI Interface.

4. Connect the other end (also male) of the 25-pin cable that came with your

Delta 1010 Recording System to the rack mount unit of the Delta 1010.

➊➋➌ ➍➎

Your setup should look like this:

NOTE: If you are using your Delta 1010 solely for optical transfers

and do not need A/D or D/A capability, it is not necessary to

connect the Delta 1010 rack mount unit. However,

synchronization via MTC may be desired, and your Delta system

will lose its MIDI function without the rack unit (see section,

“Synchronizing Your ADATs”).

Hooking Up Your ADAT Optical Device

TOSLink is the name of the standard for optical cables, plugs, and jacks. Using

two good quality TOSLink optical cables:

1. Plug one end of an optical cable into the TOSLink optical output jack of

your ADAT (or other 8-channel ADAT optical capable device).

2. Plug the other end of your optical cable into the ADAT Optical “In” jack of

the Delta 1010-AI.

3. Plug one end of the second optical cable into the ADAT Optical “Out” jack

of the Delta 1010-AI.

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4. Plug the other end of the second optical cable into the TOSLink input jack

of your ADAT or other 8-channel optical capable device.

If you are using a single ADAT for this example, your setup should look like

this:

Using Your Delta 1010-AI

Adding the Delta 1010-AI to the Delta 1010 Recording System gives you the

ability to convert your Delta’s 8 analog inputs into one ADAT Optical input

and its 8 analog outputs into one ADAT Optical output. Your Delta 1010-AI

and the Delta 1010 rack mount unit can also be used in a “standalone” mode,

in which the Delta 1010 A/D converters send signal directly to the AI’s optical

output, and the Delta 1010-AI optical input connects directly to the 1010 rack

unit’s D/A converters.

This can be done in several configurations using the front panel selection

switches, as well as certain mixed modes or combinations of switches. These

configurations, mixed modes, and standalone mode are covered in this section.

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Any device that transmits or receives the ADAT optical format may be used

with the Delta 1010 ADAT Interface. Many digital mixers use this ADAT

“standard” 8-channel format, as do other computer interface cards. The audio

you wish to transfer may come from or go to devices such as these.

The Delta 1010-AI Block Diagram below gives you an overview of the signal

flow possible with your Delta 1010-AI. As shown, with all of the

Delta 1010-AI’s switches in the “Off” position, the Delta 1010 PCI card’s

hardware outputs 1 through 8 are routed to the ADAT Optical out of the

Delta 1010-AI in addition to the Delta 1010 analog outs 1 through 8 on the

1010’s rack mount unit “by default.” All other Delta 1010-AI modes are

bypassed. MIDI I/O simply passes through the Delta 1010-AI to the Delta

1010 rack unit.

This default setting may be useful during mixdown. If, while mixing, you use

your ADAT Out from the Delta 1010-AI to send audio to a digital mixer (for

example), the analog outs may be used as additional sends to effect units or

dynamics processors.

M-Audio Delta 1010-AI Block Diagram

AUDIO INS

AUDIO OUTS

ADAT

OUT

ANALOG OUTS

ANALOG INS

DELTA-1010 RACK

HOST PC w/

DELTA 1010 PCI CARD DELTA 1010-AI

MIDI IN

MIDI OUTMIDI OUT

MIDI IN

ADAT THRU

ANALOG INS

TO ADAT

ADAT TO

HOST

ADAT TO

ANALOG OUTS

Note: All switches are shown in

their "Off" positions.

ADAT to Host: When “ADAT to Host” is enabled, the ADAT Optical input of

the Delta 1010-AI becomes hardware inputs one through eight of the Delta

1010 Recording System. When this mode is selected, the 8 analog inputs on the

Delta 1010 rack-mount unit are no longer routed to the Delta 1010 PCI card. In

your music recording software, software inputs 1 through 8 will then receive

their signal from the ADAT Optical input. Select this mode when recording an

ADAT Optical signal into your computer.

IMPORTANT: When choosing ADAT to Host mode, you must now

set the Delta 1010 to receive its master clock source from the

ADAT optical signal seen at the Delta 1010-AI ADAT Optical input.

To do so, open the Delta control panel in your computer to the

Hardware Settings page, and in the Master Clock section select

“Wordclock” as your master clock source. When the Delta 1010-

AI is ADAT optical input is engaged and Wordclock is selected as

the master clock, the wordclock input of the Delta 1010 rack unit

is rendered inactive.

NOTE: If you are using the ASIO drivers with your Delta 1010, your

master clock setting will be selected from within your music

program’s audio setup page. Once you have opened that page,

select “Wordclock” as your master clock source.

You must also set the Delta control panel to match the sample rate of your

ADAT optical device. Typically, ADATs default to 48kHz sampling rate, but

they can be set to 44.1kHz using the Alesis BRC.

ADAT to Analog Outs: With this mode enabled, the ADAT Optical input on

the Delta 1010-AI is routed through the Delta 1010 rack mount unit 24 bit D/A

converters to analog outs 1 through 8. The audio outs of the Delta 1010 PCI

card, which are normally routed to the analog outs of the 1010’s rack unit, are

defeated. Select this mode when you wish to use the D/A converters of the

Delta 1010 rack unit to convert your ADAT Optical signal to analog.

NOTE: As stated, unless a different routing is selected, the audio

outs of the Delta 1010 PCI card are routed, by default, to the ADAT

Optical output of the Delta 1010-AI unit.

IMPORTANT: When choosing ADAT to Analog Outs mode, you

must also set the Delta 1010 to receive its master clock source

from the ADAT optical signal seen at the Delta 1010-AI ADAT

Optical input. To do so, open the Delta control panel in your

computer to the Hardware Settings page, and in the Master Clock

section select “Wordclock” as your master clock source.

Analog Ins to ADAT: When “Analog Ins to ADAT” mode is enabled, the

analog inputs 1 through 8 on your Delta 1010 rack mount unit are routed

through the rack unit’s 24 bit A/D converters to the ADAT Optical output of

the Delta 1010-AI. Select this mode when you wish to use the A/D converters

on your Delta 1010 rack unit to convert the signal directly to ADAT optical.

This may be desirable if, when doing your recording onto an ADAT, you find

that you prefer using the Delta 1010’s A/D converters.

NOTE: When this mode is selected, the audio outs of the Delta

1010 PCI card are no longer routed to the ADAT Optical out of the

Delta 1010-AI. This “default” routing is defeated.

ADAT Thru: When “ADAT Thru” is enabled, the signal present at the ADAT

Optical In of the Delta 1010-AI is routed directly to the ADAT Optical Out.

This mode is desirable when the ADAT input signal must be maintained, or

passed ‘thru’ to the ADAT output. The ADAT Optical in can still be routed to

the Delta 1010 PCI host card and/or the analog outs of the Delta 1010 rack unit.

NOTE: When this mode is selected, the audio outs of the Delta

1010 PCI card are no longer routed to the ADAT Optical out of the

Delta 1010-AI. This “default” routing is defeated whenever a

different source is selected for the ADAT Optical out (such as

“Analog Ins to ADAT”).

Mixed Modes: Any combination of Delta 1010-AI modes can be selected, the

results of which can be determined simply by summing the characteristics of

the different modes described in this section. ADAT Thru mode can be

applied to any of these combinations, with the result as described above, in

“ADAT Thru.”

NOTE: Whenever “ADAT Thru” mode is enabled, the “Analog Ins

to ADAT” mode will be defeated. Pressing the ‘Analog Ins to

ADAT’ button will have no effect in this case, since this switch

precedes ADAT Thru in the signal path.

Standalone Mode: To use the 1010 rack unit and Delta 1010-AI in

“standalone” mode, your Delta 1010-AI does not need to be connected to your

host computer. When the Delta 1010-AI is connected to the Delta 1010 rack

unit with the rack unit’s power supply properly attached, engaging the power

button on the Delta 1010-AI will trigger the Delta 1010 rack unit to power up.

When the Delta 1010-AI is not connected to the host computer or the when the

host computer is not powered on, the Delta 1010-AI in standalone mode is

capable of receiving its master clock signal from the ADAT optical input and

communicating this to the Delta 1010 rack unit’s D/A converters. “ADAT to

Analog Outs,” “Analog Ins to ADAT,” and “ADAT Thru” are the modes that

will function independent of the host computer, hence the term “standalone.”

The standalone mode functions are also available when the Delta 1010-AI is

attached to the computer and the computer is powered on. However, as

described in the “ADAT to Analog Outs” section, the Delta control panel

master clock must be set to “Wordclock” in order for the analog outs to receive

their clock signal from the ADAT optical input.

Master Clock Settings and the Delta 1010-AI

Whenever a valid ADAT 8-channel digital audio signal is present at the

Delta 1010-AI’s ADAT Optical In and routed to either the host computer’s

Delta 1010 PCI card or Delta rack unit’s analog outs, the system must get its

sampling clock or “wordclock” from that incoming digital signal so that all

digital audio sampling clocks are synchronized. When the host computer

Delta 1010 PCI card, the Delta 1010-AI, and the Delta rack unit are connected

and powered, the Delta control panel’s “Master Clock” setting in the Hardware

Settings page must be set to “Wordclock” in order for the system will lock to

the incoming digital signal. When host computer is off or not attached and the

Delta 1010-AI is in standalone mode, the Delta rack unit’s D/A comverters

will know to get its master clock signal from the ADAT signal at the optical

input of the Delta 1010-AI.

When there is no digital audio signal present at the Delta 1010-AI optical

input, the master clock will be determined by the Delta 1010 Control Panel

setting when the host computer is involved (refer to your Delta 1010 manual),

or in standalone mode by the A/D converters on the Delta 1010 rack-mount

unit. It is important to be aware of these settings, since incorrect master clock

sync settings can cause undesired anomalies and/or audio artifacts.

If your Delta 1010 PCI card or your Delta 1010 rack unit’s A/D converters are

controlling the sampling clock and you are sending a digital audio signal from

the Delta AI’s optical out, make sure that the device that receives that ADAT 8-

channel signal is set to have its sampling clock determined by the incoming

digital audio signal or the wordclock signal. On the ADAT, set the input to

“digital,” and the Clock Select to “Digi.” On digital mixers and other ADAT

Optical capable devices, set the master clock to either “ADAT,” or “wordclock”

if using wordclock for your sampling clock master. Check your device’s user

guide for advice on setting the master clock synchronization.

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