Différentes configurations de connexion

Connexion du DIF-AT Roland (Connexion R-BUS (RMDB2))

Roland propose également la carte d’extension d’entrée sortieVM-24Equi peut tre acquise séparément. Quand la VM-24E est installée, vous pouve a outer trois connecteurs R-BUS (RMDB2) (p.14). En connectant une interface DIF-AT Roland, vous pouve échanger des signaux audio-numériques 24 its sur 8 entrées 8 sorties avec un magnétophone multipiste numérique tel que l’adat ALESIS ou le DA-88 TASCAM (un maximum de 3 magnétophones).

Connexion de l’adat ALESIS

fig.5-08e

adat

DIF-AT

Pour prévenir des mauvais fonctionnements et ou dommages causés aux enceintes ou autres appareils, aisse tou ours le volume et éteigne tous vos appareils avant de faire toute connexion.

SYNC

 

(IN ou OUT)

Connexion optique adat

 

 

IN/OUT

R-BUS(RMDB2)

 

 

Processeur (VM-7200)

1

Utilise

le c le R-BUS fourni avec le DIF-AT pour relier le DIF-AT et le

 

processeur.

2

Utilise

un c le optique (vendu séparément) compati le avec l’adat pour

 

relier l’adat et le DIF-AT. Faites les réglages pour la console (ma tre ou

 

esclave) en fonction des réglages utilisés. Référe -vous au mode d’emploi

 

de la console et à celui du DIF-AT.

3

Presse

le commutateur POWER du processeur de mixage (VM-7200, VM-

7100) pour le mettre sous tension. Vérifie que l’indicateur POWER du DIF-AT est allumé.

Connecter une prise en entrée SYNC IN de l’adat place cette dernière en mode asservi (esclave de synchronisation ou Sync Slave). Cette configuration permet aux commandes de déplacement d’ tre déclenchées depuis la console.

Connecter une prise en entrée SYNC OUT de la l’adat place cette dernière en mode ma tre (Sync Slave). Dans cette configuration, les commandes de déplacement ne peuvent

tre déclenchées depuis la console.

Différentes configurations de

connexion

 

 

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VM-7200, VM-7100 specifications

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