Tascam MX-2424 Bedienungsanleitung

Installing The MX-2424

When mounting MX-2424's on top of each other in a rack

the feet may be removed by unscrewing them.

To replace the feet:

1. Insert the fastener into the foot

2. Snap the fastener & foot back into the hole in the bottom of the MX-2424 chassis

3. Snap the screw into the fastener's hole

Multiple units can be mounted on top of each other when forced air rack ventilation is provided.

a one inch clearance is required on both sides of the MX-2424 (even in single-unit installations).

In facilities with raised computer-room style flooring, a ventilation opening in the floor is recom-

mended. In no case should the internal rack temperature ever exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit

(43 degrees Centigrade) during operation (as measured at the rear of any MX-2424 in the system).

CONNECTING THE MX-2424

Following is a listing/description of cables required to make connections to the MX-2424. Please note that while

some cables look similar in appearance they may be wired/constructed very differently. Always use the correct

cable!

[53] Analog Multi-Track Connections

To connect the inputs/outputs of an analog device with balanced DB25 connectors to the analog inputs/outputs of

the IF-AN24 if installed in the MX-2424 (NOTE: This is not a TDIF or AES/EBU cable.):

CU/SD103 DB25(M) – DB25(M) 3 Meters

CU/SD105 DB25(M) – DB25(M) 5 Meters

⇒8 Channels, input or output per cable

To connect the outputs of the IF-AN24 if installed in the MX-2424 to the inputs of an analog device with XLR

connectors:

CU/SD203 DB25(M) – XLR(M) 3 Meters

CU/SD205 DB25(M) – XLR(M) 5 Meters

⇒8 Channels per cable

To connect the outputs of an analog device with XLR connectors to the inputs of the IF-AN24 if installed in the

MX-2424:

CU/SD303 DB25(F) – XLR(F) 3 Meters

CU/SD303 DB25(F) – XLR(F) 5 Meters

⇒8 Channels per cable

To connect the inputs/outputs of an analog device with balanced ¼” TRS connectors to the analog inputs/outputs of

the IF-AN24 if installed in the MX-2424:

CU/SD403 DB25(M) – ¼” TRS(M) 3 Meters

CU/SD405 DB25(M) – ¼” TRS(M) 5 Meters

⇒8 Channels, input or output per cable

[52] Digital Multi-Track Connections

To connect digitally to another device using TDIF connections when the IF-TD24 is installed in the MX-2424

(NOTE: This is not an AES/EBU or analog cable.):

CU/PW88DS TDIF Cable 0.5 Meter

CU/PW88D TDIF Cable 1 Meter

CU/PW88DM TDIF Cable 3 Meters

CU/PW88DL TDIF Cable 5 Meters

⇔8 Channels, input and output per cable

To connect digitally to another device using Adat Optical connections when the IF-AD24 is installed in the MX-

2424:

CU/ADOP03 Fiber-Optic Cable 1 Meter

CU/ADOP06 Fiber-Optic Cable 2 Meters

CU/ADOP16 Fiber-Optic Cable 5 Meters

⇒8 Channels, input or output per cable

To connect digitally to another device using AES/EBU connections when the IF-AE24 is installed in the MX-2424:

CU/AES825 AES/EBU DB25(M) – XLR(M) x 4 and XLR(F) x 4 8 Meters

⇔8 Channels, input and output per cable

CU/AES2503 AES/EBU DB25(M) – AES/EBUDB25(M) 1 Meter

CU/AES2510 AES/EBU DB25(M) – AES/EBUDB25(M) 3 Meters

CU/AES2516 AES/EBU DB25(M) – AES/EBUDB25(M) 5 Meters

(NOTE: This is not a TDIF or analog cable.)

⇔8 Channels, input and output per cable

[55] AES/EBU Stereo Digital Audio Connections

To connect digitally to another stereo device using AES/EBU (XLR) connections:

CU/AES103 XLR(M) – XLR(F) 110 Ohm 1 Meter

CU/AES110 XLR(M) – XLR(F) 110 Ohm 3 Meters

CU/AES116 XLR(M) – XLR(F) 110 Ohm 5 Meters

[54] SPDIF Connections

To connect digitally to another stereo device using SPDIF (Coaxial) connections:

CU/SPD106 Double-Shield Coax 75 Ohm RCA – RCA 2 Meters

CU/SPD110 Double-Shield Coax 75 Ohm RCA – RCA 3 Meters

CU/SPD113 Double-Shield Coax 75 Ohm RCA – RCA 4 Meters

[58] Remote Connection

This cable comes with the RC-2424.

[56} Footswitch Connection

This cable is already attached to the footswitch or LRC.

[59] TL-Bus Connection

This cable is used to synchronize MX-2424’s on the TL-Bus:

CU/MXBUS01 1 Meter

[61] Video Sync In/Thru Connections

This cable is used to connect to another device to provide video sync to the MX-2424:

CU/BB102 BNC – BNC 75 Ohm RG59 2 Meters

CU/BR202 BNC – RCA 75 Ohm RG59 2 Meters

[62] Net Connection

Category 5 Ethernet cables are used to connect the MX-2424 to a computer running the ViewNet application. When

connecting directly to a computer a Crossover Cable is used. When connecting to a computer through an Ethernet

hub a Straight Cable is used.

[63] SCSI Connection

Please refer to SCSI & The MX-2424 for detailed information about SCSI cables.

[57] Word Clock In/Out/Thru Connections

This cable is used to digital word clock connections between other equipment and the MX-2424:

CU/BB102 BNC – BNC 75 Ohm RG59 2 Meters

CU/BR202 BNC – RCA 75 Ohm RG59 2 Meters

[51] Time Code In/Out/Thru Connections

This cable is used for time code connections between other equipment and the MX-2424:

CU/AB202 ¼” TRS(M) – ¼” TRS(M) 2 Meters

CU/AB203 ¼” TRS(M) – ¼” TRS(M) 3 Meters

CU/AB205 ¼” TRS(M) – ¼” TRS(M) 5 Meters

⇔For time code in/out of the MX-2424.

CU/AB302 XLR(M) – ¼’ TRS(M) 2 Meters

CU/AB303 XLR(M) – ¼’ TRS(M) 3 Meters

CU/AB305 XLR(M) – ¼’ TRS(M) 5 Meters

⇒For time code output from the MX-2424 to a device with XLR time code connections

CU/AD402 XLR(F) – ¼” TRS(M) 2 Meters

CU/AD403 XLR(F) – ¼” TRS(M) 3 Meters

CU/AD405 XLR(F) – ¼” TRS(M) 5 Meters

⇒For time code input to the MX-2424 from a device with XLR time code connections

[60] MIDI In/Out/Thru Connections

This cable is used for MIDI connections between the MX-2424 and other equipment.

CU/MD201 0.3 Meter

CU/MD203 1 Meter

CU/MD205 1.5 Meters

CU/MD210 3 Meters

CU/MD215 4.5 Meters

CU/MD220 6 Meters

CU/MD225 7.5 Meters

[64] IEC 3-Prong AC Connection

This is where the power cord goes.

CU/PWCD8 MX-2424 to wall outlet power cord 2.5 Meters

This is a standard 3-prong power cord.

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