M-AUDIO 10 IN 10 OUT PCI DIGITAL RECORDING SYSTEM WITH S/PDIF DELTA 1010 - Manual (Page 7)

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7 Delta 1010 User Guide
4 MIDI Input Jack (MIDI In): This standard 5-pin MIDI connector accepts signals
from any MIDI compatible device such as a keyboard or control surface.
5 MIDI Output Jack (MIDI Out): This standard 5-pin MIDI connector transmits
signals to any MIDI compatible device such as a synthesizer, sound module, or
drum machine.
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6 Word Clock In (WORDCLOCK In): Delta 1010 is capable of synchronizing
its sample rate clock with that of an incoming word clock signal using this BNC
input.
7 Word Clock Out (WORDCLOCK Out): This BNC output transmits a Word
Clock signal that is in sync with the present sample rate clock of Delta 1010.
The Word Clock input and outputs (6, 7) are designed
to work with 75-ohm coaxial BNC cables. Be sure to
use 75-ohm BNC cables to ensure good performance.
8 Host Cable Connector (HOST CABLE): Use the supplied 25-pin host cable
to connect this jack to the Delta 1010 PCI Host Adapter card.
IMPORTANT: Do not connect the PCI Host Adapter card and rack-mount
portion of the interface when your computer is powered on. Doing so
may damage the rack-mount interface and/or the PCI card. Only connect
(or disconnect) the PCI card and rack-mount unit when your computer is
powered off.
9 Analog Inputs 1-8 (INS): These eight 1/4” jacks accept line-level signals from
any balanced (TRS) or unbalanced (TS) device. The sensitivity of each input can
be configured using the +4/-10 switch (11) to the left of each input.
10 Analog Outputs 1-8 (OUTS): These eight 1/4” jacks output balanced, line-
level signals for monitoring, mixing, or processing with external devices. The
sensitivity of these outputs can be configured using the +4/-10 switch (11) to the
left of each output. Note that these balanced outputs are fully compatible with
unbalanced devices as well.