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Tonepicker 07-13-2016 09:24 PM

Digi 192 expansion question
 
Ok I currently have a 192 with 2 analog input cards equaling 16 analog inputs, 1 analog output card for 8 outs, and a digital card that I never use! Can I pull out the digital i/o card and put in another analog output card giving me 16inX16out analog? Or will I need another 192 to acheave 8 more analog outs?

Darryl Ramm 07-13-2016 09:35 PM

Re: Digi 192 expansion question
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Tonepicker (Post 2369700)
Ok I currently have a 192 with 2 analog input cards equaling 16 analog inputs, 1 analog output card for 8 outs, and a digital card that I never use! Can I pull out the digital i/o card and put in another analog output card giving me 16inX16out analog? Or will I need another 192 to acheave 8 more analog outs?

No. Configuration options/allowable cards in expansion slots are clearly explained in the Digidesign 192 IO Guide. PDFs easily findable online.

You need another chassis, or go to a HD IO (which can do 16x16 analog, and cards are not compatible), or use the ADAT Out on your digital card.

Tonepicker 07-13-2016 10:05 PM

Re: Digi 192 expansion question
 
I was wanting 8 more outs for analog summing! Guess I'll find another 192... That'll give me the 8 more outs plus 8 more ins! Thanks man

albee1952 07-18-2016 08:22 PM

Re: Digi 192 expansion question
 
For around $200, you could connect a Behringer ADA8002(the red version) with 2 lightpipes and gain 8 more inputs AND outputs via the digital ports on the 192:o

Matt Hepworth 07-19-2016 12:09 AM

Re: Digi 192 expansion question
 
No, AVID/Digi interfaces are 16 I/O max. ADAT is also limited to 48k (no SMUX).

A second 192 is a good way to go.

albee1952 07-19-2016 10:45 AM

Re: Digi 192 expansion question
 
Connecting lightpipe out to the Behringer would get the OP 8 more analog outputs. If that's all he really needs, its much cheaper than a second 192(but I do agree another 192 will bring other advantages):o

Matt Hepworth 07-19-2016 09:26 PM

Re: Digi 192 expansion question
 
The other consideration for analog summing is that he'll experience comb filtering by mixing converters.

Darryl Ramm 07-19-2016 10:40 PM

Re: Digi 192 expansion question
 
Or just give up, save time, money and hassle and mix in the box....

Matt Hepworth 07-20-2016 08:45 AM

Re: Digi 192 expansion question
 
Yep. Engage HEAT and stay ITB. Works well and less hassle. I have an LFC that usually only actually runs as a monitor controller. Been a while since an album was actually mixed on it.


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