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Synchronization 358
Working with DSI-192 Digital Inputs
On systems that include a DSI-192 card, you can manually disable the SRC on AES input pairs, and you can designate the ADAT
optical port on the card as the active input source on the card on the external screen.
Defeating SRC on a DSI-192 Inputs
You can manually disable SRC on each DSI-192 AES input, or on all ADAT inputs to ensure the lowest possible latency.
To disabled SRC on a DSI-192 AES channel pair:
1 On the external screen, go to the Inputs page.
2 Attention the channel whose source is the DSI-192 input for which you
want to defeat SRC.
3 Select the SRC OFF button in the Input section so it lights (the same
LED on the DSI card lights to indicate SRC is disabled).
Enabling ADAT Inputs
You can designate the ADAT optical port as the active input source on the card. When ADAT inputs are enabled, AES inputs are
not operative. When SRC is enabled, at 48 kHz the ADAT inputs can receive eight channels of audio, 4 channels at 96 kHz, and
two channels at 192 kHz.
To enable ADAT inputs:
1 On the external screen, go to the Devices page.
2 Put the system into Config mode.
3 In the Connected Devices column, select the Stage 64 in which the DSI-192 card is installed so it is highlighted in blue.
4 In the Information section, select the Settings tab.
5 Next to the DSI card, select the AES/ADAT pop-up menu, and choose one
of the following options to enable ADAT inputs:
• ADAT 48K 8 ch
• ADAT 96K 4 ch
• ADAT 192k 2 ch
The ADAT source LED lights on the DSI-192 card. When the DSI-192 detects
a valid ADAT signal, the
Lock LED lights on the DSI-192 card.
SRC OFF button
DSI-192 card AES/ADAT pop-up menu
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