Mackie SDR24, SDR96 Hookups, Analog Hookup, Hookup, Cables & Hardware, This example describes the hookup for the 24•8 analog console

SDR 24/96

Hookups

This section shows how the SDR24/96 is typically connected to both analog and digital consoles (using the Mackie Analog and Digital 8•Bus consoles as examples). These examples assume that the rest of your studio equipment (monitors, sound sources, outboard processing, etc.) is already connected, or that you know how to connect it.

Before you begin, note how the three analog eight-channel I/O connectors are arranged on the SDR24/96 rear panel: 1-8 is on the left, 9-16 is in the center, and 17-24 is on the right. Labeling each cable before you begin will make connecting the SDR24/96 to your console easier.

Analog Hookup

This example describes the hookup for the 24•8 analog console.

Cables & Hardware

(6) Analog break-out cables, DB25 to eight 1/4" TRS phone plugs

Hookup

1.Connect three break-out cables to the SDR24/96 Inputs (bottom connectors). If you want to have the ability to route any console input to any recorder track, then connect the 1/4" plugs on each of the three break- out cables to the like-numbered Submaster/Tape Output jacks on the 8•Bus console. This works as long as you don’t record more than 8- channels at a time, since the Submaster Outputs 9-16 and 17-24 are the same as outputs 1-8.

Alternately, you can connect the console’s direct outputs to the recorder’s inputs, so that each console channel feeds the like-numbered recorder track. Or, you can use a combination of direct and subgroup outs. The hookup diagram below shows the SDR24/96 inputs connected to the Submaster Outputs.

24•8 TAPE RETURNS 1-8

																7		5	3	1
																8		6	4	2
																24•8 TAPE RETURNS 9-16
																15		13	11	9
																16		14	12	10
																24•8 TAPE RETURNS 17-24
																23		21	19	17
																24		22	20	18
				ANALOG OUT 1 - 8						ANALOG OUT 9 - 16				ANALOG OUT 17 - 24
																	SDR	96	HIGH RESOLUTION
				ANALOG IN 1 - 8						ANALOG IN 9 - 16				ANALOG IN 17 - 24					NON-LINEAR RECORDER
																	24 TRACK/24 BIT DIGITAL
																	AUDIO RECORDER
		POWER		DIGITAL		DIGITAL		DIGITAL		WORD CLOCK I/O		SMPTE		MIDI		FOOT	MICRO/		ADAT SYNC
												IN	OUT	IN	OUT	SWITCH	REMOTE 24		OUT
				USB	1 - 8		9 - 16		17 - 24								CNTRL
										IN	OUT
				IN	OUT	IN	OUT	IN	OUT
																			ADAT SYNC
																			IN
					X2		X2		X2
					1-4		5-8		9-12		CAUTION
													EXPOSE THIS EQUIPMENT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. DO NOT REMOVE COVER.						SERIAL
													WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT		SERIAL NUMBER	MANUFACTURING DATE
		100 - 240V	250mA								RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK		NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL.						9-PIN
		50/60Hz									DO NOT OPEN		AVIS: RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE — NE PAS OUVRIR
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8	7	6	5	4	3		2	1
16	15	14	13	12	11		10	9
24	23	22	21	20	19		18	17

24•8 SUBMASTER/TAPE OUTPUTS

12 SDR24/96