Yamaha DS2416 User manual

Setup Guide
Setup GuideSetup Guide
Setup Guide
V 2.0
Revised: 04-12-00

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Contents:
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1 Connecting The System 2
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2 Digital 328 Setup 3
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3 DS2416 Setup 5
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Connect audio connections as shown in the diagram below. Coaxial S/PDIF cables must be
connected from the DS2416 S/PDIF output to the 328 S/PDIF input and vice versa.
Besides the digital S/PIDIF connections, the DS2416 has analog inputs and outputs. The DS2416
outputs can be connected to any 328 input – Stereo 1 for example. The inputs can be derived
from any 328 output, such as a pair of aux sends or the mix output, depending on how you wish
to record.
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Connecting The System
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Analogue Connections
Analogue ConnectionsAnalogue Connections
Analogue Connections
Digital Connections
Digital ConnectionsDigital Connections
Digital ConnectionsDigital Connections
Digital ConnectionsDigital Connections
Digital Connections

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To configure the Digital 328 as the wordclock master, enter the 328 Menu pages by pressing the
<MENU> button on the right hand side of the LCD display. Using the encoder beneath the
display, scroll up or down until the ‘Clock Source Sel’ menu is highlighted, and press <ENTER>.
Here, the sample rate at which you wish to work is also determined. Select ‘Internal:44.1kHz’ or
‘Internal:48.0kHz’, depending on the chosen sample rate:
The S/PDIF Input on the console must be routed to a suitable destination. The available options
are one of the 2 Stereo Inputs, one of the 2 FX Returns or as a Digital 2 Track Return.
So, the input which should be used will depend on which other inputs are connected. It is likely
that the most suitable input would be either Stereo 2 or as a digital 2 Track Return.
Enter the menu pages by pressing the <MENU> button on the right hand side of the LCD
display. Using the encoder beneath the display, scroll up or down until the ‘SPDIF I/P Setup’
menu is highlighted and press <ENTER>. Using the encoder select the input required and press
<ENTER>.
For example
Similarly, the S/PDIF Output from the console must be routed from a suitable source. The
available options are Auxiliary Ouput 1/2, 3/4 FX 1/2 or the Mix output. If the Auxiliary or FX
Outputs are selected, they are used as a stereo source, 1 acting as the left channel and 2
acting as the right channel. If an Auxiliary output is selected, both the S/PDIF digital output and
the analogue sends will be active.
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< SPDIF Input >
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S/PDIF InputS/PDIF Input
S/PDIF Input
S/PDIF Output
S/PDIF OutputS/PDIF Output
S/PDIF Output
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Selecting one of these destinations will override an analogue signal
present at that input.
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Enter the menu pages by pressing the <MENU> button on the right hand side of the LCD
display. Using the encoder beneath the display, scroll up or down until the ‘SPDIF O/P Setup’
menu is highlighted and press <ENTER>. Using the encoder select the output required and
press <ENTER>.
For example
< SPDIF Output >
Src From: AUX1/2 or
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< SPDIF Input >
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< SPDIF Output >
Src From:NOWHERE
In addition for both S/PDIF Input and Output, an option of ‘Nowhere’ is
available as a destination or source. If only a S/PDIF input was
required, for example, the output source should be set to ‘Nowhere’.
NOTE