Ls-aes, Ls-aes input routing, Page 12 – Lynx Studio LS-AES User Manual

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LS-AES

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LS-AES Input Routing

As shown below, the AES data from the LS-AES is routed into the digital mixer of the host card via
the LStream 2 Header port. This data can be routed to the record bus using the Input Source Select
function within each Input Submixer.

LStream

In Port

Data Routing

&

S/MUX

AES Channels 1 - 2

Digital In 1

LS-AES Input Section

Format

Pro/Con

AES-3

RECV

AES Channels 3 - 4

Digital In 2

Format

Pro/Con

AES-3

RECV

AES Channels 5 - 6

Digital In 3

Format

Pro/Con

AES-3

RECV

AES Channels 7 - 8

Digital In 4

Format

Pro/Con

AES-3

RECV

Input 7/8

Input 5 / 6

Input 3 / 4

Input 1 / 2

Format

Pro/Con

Input 1 - 40

AES-3

RECV

ADC

Trim

+4 / -10

L

R

Analog In 1

Analog In 2

ADC

Trim

+4 / -10

L

R

Analog In 3

Analog In 4

Digital In L/R

LStream 1

Bracket Port

Input

LStream 2

Header Port

Input

Input 9-24

LStream 1

Receiver

Input 25-40

From output

loopback registers

Dual Internal

LStream 2

Receiver

Input Submixer 1 - 16

Input

Select

Mute

Dither

Peak
Level

Digital Mixer Inputs

LStream Channels 1 - 16

(Serial data on ribbon cable)

LynxTWO A Model Input Section

Record Bus

(16 Channels)

SRC

SRC

SRC

SRC

SRC


The Input Source Selection buttons on the Record/Play page of the LynxTWO/L22 Mixer provide
access to the input select function. These buttons are located just above the meters for each input
channel.

When these buttons are clicked, a menu containing the 40 possible input sources will be displayed.
To access channels from the internal version of the LS-AES, choose sources from LStream 2 In 1
through LStream 2 In 8. In dual-card installations with the second card assigned LStream bus
address 1, choose sources from LStream 1 In 1 through LStream 1 In 8

Each Input Source is routed to either the left or right channel of a record device. The record device
number is located under the meters, e.g., Record 1, Record 2. When setting up for recording in an
audio editing application, these devices numbers are used to specify the recording source.

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