Yamaha SW1000XG-E SW1000XG Sound Card Connections, The Terminals on the SW1000XG, 3Digital Out Terminal, 2Line Out L/R Terminal, 4MINI DIN 6 Pin Terminal

SW1000XG Sound Card Connections

The Terminals on the SW1000XG

Before handling the sound card, make sure to eliminate any static electricity in your clothes or body by touching a metal surface that is definitely grounded. Also, be careful to avoid touching any parts on the sound card’s circuit board, or any of the connectors.

To XG plug-in board connector

Plug-In Board (PLG 100 series)

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		Microphone, etc.
			2
Powered speakers	DAT	00:00:00	3
	DAT, etc.		4
	MIDI OUT	MIDI IN
	MIDI IN	MIDI OUT
MIDI Keyboard	MIDI adapter cable (included)

To Serial In Connector

56 Digital Mixing Card (DS2416)

SW1000XG

1External Audio Input (A/D input) Terminal

This terminal is stereo line input for audio signals from external devices such as a mike, gui- tar, bass, or CD player. It connects to a stereo mini-jack cable.

2Line Out L/R Terminal

This terminal is for external output of audio signals in stereo. It connects to an audio device or mixer with RCA pin jack cables.

The white terminal is L (left) and the red terminal is R (right).3Digital Out Terminal

This terminal is for digital output of audio signals in stereo. It connects to a digital audio device or mixer with digital input through a S/PDIF type cable.

4MINI DIN 6 Pin Terminal

This terminal is for connecting to an external MIDI device such as a keyboard, using the included MIDI adapter cable.

5Plug-In Board (PLG100 Series) Connector

This terminal connects to an optional plug-in board compatible with the XG plug-in system (PLG100 series). These boards can be used to expand the functions of the XG tone generator that is standard on the SW1000XG sound card.

6Digital Mixing Card (DS2416) Connector

This terminal connects to the digital mixing card (DS2416) sold separately. Output from the SW1000XG can be sent to a digital mixing card equivalent to the Yamaha O2R digital mixer over a pair of stereo outputs and six individual outputs. Even when no external digital mixer is available, you can control every aspect of your music including digital mixing — all from within your computer.

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