Using the HD Native Thunderbolt Interface on another computer?

[creativecontrol]

Exactly. Something like this -> sub HD Native for HDX in the description:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/o6i0zjpw6h...onfig.png?dl=0

Jeff

[happylittletrees]

I tried changing the sample rate, but still no dice. I didn't see the option for the Adapt to-DigiLink option from that guide for some reason, maybe it's because I'm on a newer Mac? I'm kind of at a loss at this point, so may just need to figure something else out. Really appreciate all of your help!

[creativecontrol]

(1) Navigate to AudioMIDISetup
https://www.dropbox.com/s/6bjtt6wxz3pi87j/AMS.png?dl=0

(2) Find your HD Native Thunderbolt in the left column. (Mine shows HD Native PCIe)

(3) Click on Configure Device
https://www.dropbox.com/s/91lbeteu6v...evice.png?dl=0

(4) Access Hardware Setup Menus (mine shows a more limited view since I am using MTRX Studio as the peripheral - yours will show all the goodness for OMNI.)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/tq6l5zo3y0...Setup.png?dl=0



Jeff

[K Roche]

Humm perhaps we need to start over:

First I don't think there is such a thing as an "HD Native Thunderbolt Interface"

the HD Thunderbolt "box" simply an external enclosure for the HD Native PCIe card .

But more importantly , several people have asked but the OP has not really confirmed if there is actually a Mini Digilink capable interface in the system ???

[creativecontrol]

HD Native and HD Native Thunderbolt are detected and described individually by AudioMIDI Setup.

100% on the above. This entire exercise will not bear fruit without a DigiLink interface like HD Omni, HD IO, HD MADI, MTRX Studio...


Jeff

[happylittletrees]

The Thunderbolt box is connected to this interface: https://www.sweetwater.com/store/det...o-16x16-analog

[creativecontrol]

Great!

Let us know if you were able to access the hardware setup (including buffers and IO type selection) for your HD IO.


Jeff

[happylittletrees]

Yes! I was able to access the Hardware Menus, but I wasn't sure what to do once I got in there. I tried changing some things around including the sample rate, but it didn't seem to affect anything. I also didn't see the Adapt to - Digilink option like in the screenshot you posted.

[creativecontrol]

Sorry, you should disregard that reference to Adapt to as that is a callout for DADman only for use with MTRX and MTRX Studio. I used the graphic merely to describe how to access the Configure Device from AMS.

Once you've set your preferred buffer size, you can choose in pairs how you use the analog and digital IO channels on the HD IO.

What else are you trying to solve for?


Jeff

[happylittletrees]

Ah, gotcha. I will experiment with the IO channels when I'm back in the space later this week. Thanks again for all your help, I really appreciate it.