Hi,
Just managed to aquire myself a lovely A16 Ultra however I have no manual in the box - is one available for download anywhere?
Regards,
Simon
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well, the english version of the pdf manual is lacking the chapter "Installation" which covers the A16U in detail. I posted at least the section concerning adat<->zlink conversion since my german manual has such a chapter 
if you have an original printed manual (the lime green one) this chapter is available also in english.
I got both, so don't hesitate to ask
and yes, you can use a standard IEEE1394 cable (since there is no such thing as a special Z-Link cable
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if you have an original printed manual (the lime green one) this chapter is available also in english.
I got both, so don't hesitate to ask
and yes, you can use a standard IEEE1394 cable (since there is no such thing as a special Z-Link cable
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Marcus,
Thanks for the reply.
I've got no manuals at all so I'm a bit in the dark
I presume the dip switches allow setting either -10dbv or +4dbu and that these can be set individually for each input/output?
Can in/out A be over Z-Link and B be over ADAT? Is there any advantage to either?
Can the unit be configured as a wordclock master and Scope slave to it? Is it a better wordclock master than my Scope Pro card?
Appreciate any help.
Simon
Thanks for the reply.
I've got no manuals at all so I'm a bit in the dark
I presume the dip switches allow setting either -10dbv or +4dbu and that these can be set individually for each input/output?
Can in/out A be over Z-Link and B be over ADAT? Is there any advantage to either?
Can the unit be configured as a wordclock master and Scope slave to it? Is it a better wordclock master than my Scope Pro card?
Appreciate any help.
Simon
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Can't seem to get my Scope to clock from the A16? I've got the A16 plugged into my Powersampler card via Z-Link.
I Select master and the sample rate via the A16 buttons - go to sample settings in Scope and click the slave button and select the Powersampler card - the sample indicator just stays blank?
Anyone assist.
Regards,
Simon
I Select master and the sample rate via the A16 buttons - go to sample settings in Scope and click the slave button and select the Powersampler card - the sample indicator just stays blank?
Anyone assist.
Regards,
Simon
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with the dip switches you set the level of a group of ins or outs. there are 2 groups (A and B) containing 8 ins/outs. you can set the level individually for each group, be that inputs or outputs. thus they are labelled IN-A and IN-B as well as OUT-A and OUT-B.grappa wrote: I presume the dip switches allow setting either -10dbv or +4dbu and that these can be set individually for each input/output?
the OPT-A/B is not used and reserved for "future use"
the up position means "professional level" (+4dBu), the down position "consumer level" (-10dBv).
well, the unit can (according to the manual) be connected to one z-link port only, and the other half unit remains in adat mode.Can in/out A be over Z-Link and B be over ADAT? Is there any advantage to either?
it would make no sense to me to connect the A16U to the same card with different methods. use either z-link or adat. remember that adat means losing half of the channels when working at higher sample rates. if you just want to split the unit into 2 independent converters, you have imho no other choice but running one bank via zlink and the other via adat, since the unit mutes if not both z-link signals are phase-coherent (something they guarantee when connecting both cables to a bundle of cards connected via stdm).
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