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RME HDSPe RayDAT 36 Channel Digital Audio Amp Midi Pci Express Card System

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RME HDSPe RayDAT 36 Channel Digital Audio Amp Midi Pci Express Card SystemRME HDSPe RayDAT Overview The HDSPe RayDAT from RME is a PCI express card system for Mac and Windows computers that's capable of handling 36 inputs and 36 outputs simultaneously. It provides 4 optical ADAT inputs and outputs, which support S MUX technology making high resolution 192 kHz recording and playback possible. It also features simultaneous operation of S PDIF and AES EBU ports, and two MIDI inputs and outputs on included breakout cables.

RME HDSPe RayDAT Overview

 

The HDSPe RayDAT from RME is a PCI express card system for Mac and Windows computers that's capable of handling 36 inputs and 36 outputs simultaneously. It provides 4 optical ADAT inputs and outputs, which support S/MUX technology making high-resolution 192 kHz recording and playback possible. It also features simultaneous operation of S/PDIF and AES/EBU ports, and two MIDI inputs and outputs on included breakout cables.

 

There are two Express cards included with the HDSPe RayDAT, a main card and an expansion card. If you don't need the two additional ADAT inputs and outputs, or MIDI connectivity, then you can just use the main card. The system utilizes the latest plug-and-play technology to make installation as easy as possible, even for beginners. In situations where you need even more I/O, up to four sets of HDSPe RayDAT cards can be used at once.

The HDSPe RayDAT includes the powerful real-time software mixer TotalMix, which allows any input and output routing and mixing configurations, provides zero-latency monitoring, enables you to create up to 18 independent stereo submixes, and much more. Also included is DIGICheck software, which is a high-quality spectral analyzer, level meter (for 2, 8, or 36 channels), a vector audio scope, and various other useful analysis tools. The HDSPe RayDAT equips you with an impressive amount of I/O, as well as giving you the flexibility of TotalMix technology and the ultra high-quality audio performance RME is famous for.

4 x ADAT digital I/O, supporting 192 kHz via S/MUX4 operation
1 x S/PDIF digital I/O, 192 kHz capable
1 x AES/EBU digital I/O, 192 kHz capable
2 x MIDI I/O, 32 channels high-speed MIDI via breakout cable
Up to 36 inputs and 36 outputs can be used simultaneously
Includes DIGICheck, RME's unique metering and analyzing tool
Includes TotalMix: a 2592 channel software mixer with 42-bit internal resolution
Native PCI Express - no PCI to PCI Express bridge used
S/MUX poured in hardware: 16 channels 24-bit/96 kHz for record and playback on ADAT optical
All settings can be changed in real-time
AES and S/PDIF I/Os can be used simultaneously
Automatic and intelligent master/slave clock control
SyncAlign guarantees sample aligned and never swapping channels
SyncCheck tests and reports the synchronization status of input signals
Includes SteadyClock: a Jitter-immune, super-stable digital clock
Optional Time Code module (TCO) for external Video/SMPTE synchronization

RME HDSPe RayDAT Specs

Card Type PCI Express
Inputs 4 x Optical ADAT (TOSLINK)
1 x Stereo S/PDIF (via 9-pin breakout cable)
1 x Stereo AES/EBU (via 9-pin breakout cable)
2 x MIDI In (via 9-pin breakout cable)
Outputs 4 x Optical ADAT (TOSLINK)
1 x Stereo S/PDIF (via 9-pin breakout cable)
1 x Stereo AES/EBU (via 9-pin breakout cable)
2 x MIDI Out (via 9-pin breakout cable)
Digital Connections AES/EBU:
2 x XLR, transformer-balanced, galvanically isolated, according to AES3-1992
High-sensitivity input stage (< 0.3 Vpp)
S/PDIF compatible (IEC 60958)
Accepts consumer and professional format, copy protection will be ignored
Lock range: 28 kHz - 200 kHz
Jitter suppression: > 30 dB (2.4 kHz)
Jitter when synced to input signal: < 1 ns

S/PDIF:
2 x RCA, transformer-balanced, according to IEC 60958
High-sensitivity input stage (< 0.3 Vpp)
AES/EBU compatible (AES3-1992)
Accepts Consumer and Professional format, copy protection will be ignored
Lock range: 28 kHz - 200 kHz
Jitter suppression: > 30 dB (2.4 kHz)
Jitter when synced to input signal: < 3 ns

ADAT Optical:
4 x TOSLINK, format according to Alesis specification
Standard: 32 channels 24 bit, up to 48 kHz
Double Speed (S/MUX): 16 channels 24 bit 96 kHz
Quad Speed (S/MUX4): 8 channels 24 bit 192 kHz
Bitclock PLL ensures perfect synchronization even in varispeed operation
Lock range: 31.5 kHz - 50 kHz
Jitter suppression: > 30 dB (2.4 kHz)
Jitter when synced to input signal: < 1 ns

Sample Rates Internal:
32, 44.1, 48, 64, 88.2, 96, 176.4, and 192 kHz

External:
28 - 200 kHz

Buffer Size 0.7 ms, 1.5 ms, 3 ms, 6 ms, 12 ms, 23 ms, 46 ms, 93 ms
System Requirements Windows 2000 SP4 or higher

Mac OS X Intel (10.4.8 or higher)

PCI Express Interface: one free PCI Express slot, 1 Lane, version 1.1

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