Yamaha YPDR601 - Manual (Page 14)

3 • Main unit (YPDR601) - Rear panel
All XLR-type (analog and digital) connectors on the YPDR are wired as follows:
Pin 1 Shield (ground)
Pin 2 Hot (+)
Pin 3 Cold (-)
(4) ANALOG OUT
These two XLR-type connectors provide analog output signals (nominal -2dBm,
maximum before clipping +18dBm, 150Q) to the monitoring system.
These connectors are wired in the same way as the ANALOG IN (3)).
(5) SYNC (IN, OUT)
These BNC connectors are used for the input and output of a 44.1kHz word
sync signal.
(D DIGITAL AES/EBU (IN)
This XLR-type connector is used to input AES/EBU format digital audio data. The
signal is balanced. Both stereo channels are carried through one connector. See
ANALOG IN (3) for details of the wiring.
(7) DIGITAL AES/EBU (OUT)
This XLR-type connector is used to output AES/EBU format digital audio data.
The signal is balanced. Both stereo channels are carried through one connector.
See ANALOG IN (3) for details of the wiring.
(DD.IN (CH1,CH2)
These BNC connectors are used to input digital audio data in the SDIF-II format.
(9) Cooling fan
Do not block this fan outlet, otherwise overheating may occur, with possible
subsequent damage to the unit.
(1^ Ground (earth) terminal
This provides a chassis ground (earth) for the main unit.
(0)
POWER switch
Rocker switch for supplying power to the main unit.
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VOLTAGE SELECTOR
Make sure that this is set to either 100-120 or 220-240 (VAC), depending on
your local power supply.
(0)
AC IN
AC power is supplied to the main unit through this connector.
(0) DRIVE ID switch
When using only one main unit in a system, this should be set to "0". See the
section on "Multi-recorder connection" on page 19 for details of multi-recorder
setups, and details of when this switch should be set to other values.
(0 I/O IN
This is used with the supplied 50-way cable to connect the RC601 controller.
When using a multi-recorder setup, the I/O OUT connector is used to connect
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