2. Analog Line Level Only
Here are some examples of utilizing all four card slots for maximum analog line-level card I/O, and
the cards required:
4 XLR Inputs, 12 XLR Outputs:
(1) MY4-AD
(3) MY4-DA
8 XLR Inputs, 8 XLR Outputs:
(2) MY4-AD
(2) MY4-DA
12 XLR Inputs, 4 XLR Outputs:
(3) MY4-AD
(1) MY4-DA
Of course, there are more combinations than the examples above. For example, a 20-input and 4-output
system can be made by using (1) MY4-AD, (2)MY8-AD, and (1) MY-4-DA cards. This gives 4 XLR
inputs, 16 1/4” inputs, and 4 XLR outputs.
And not all card slots need to be filled. If a system only requires 4 inputs and 8 outputs, then a logical
choice for cards would be (1) MY4-AD and (2) MY4-DA.
There is no particular order you have to follow for putting the cards in the slots. Each card slot
corresponds to a specific input and output component block in the software. So if you have only two
cards, it doesn’t matter if you place them in slots 1 and 4, or 2 and 3. You just have to correctly
address them by their card slot numbers in the software.
This setup has 8 inputs and 8 outputs using (2) MY4-AD and (2) MY4-DA
8 1/4” TRS Inputs, 12 XLR Outputs:
(1) MY8-AD
(3) MY4-DA
16 1/4” TRS Inputs, 8 XLR Outputs:
(2) MY8-AD
(2) MY4-DA
24 1/4” TRS Inputs, 4 XLR Outputs:
(3) MY8-AD
(1) MY4-DA
Slot Component
1 Input 1Ch-8Ch and Output 1Ch-8Ch
2 Input 9Ch-16Ch and Output 9Ch-16Ch
3 Input 17Ch-24Ch and Output 17Ch -24Ch
4 Input 25Ch-32Ch and Output 25Ch-32Ch
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