Ls-aes, Introduction, Before you begin – Lynx Studio LS-AES User Manual

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LS-AES

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Introduction

Thank you for purchasing the LS-AES™! We are proud to provide you with a reliable, professional
quality product for your digital audio requirements.

This manual provides basic information to help you get started. Additional information is available
via our web site and email support. Please refer to the support section at the end of this manual for
support contact information.

The LS-AES is an 8-channel AES/EBU or S/PDIF LStream

interface module that is designed for

use with the LynxTWO and L22 professional audio interfaces. The device communicates via Lynx’s
proprietary LStream multi-channel interface.

The internal header LStream port on the LynxTWO/L22 provides support for connecting two LS-
AES internal cards. In this case, the number of AES or S/PDIF channels is doubled.

Before You Begin

We recommend that you read through the manual to acquire an overview of the installation procedure
and use of the LS-AES. You should have a working knowledge of Windows and general PC
concepts. Additionally, refer to the User’s Guide included with your LynxTWO or L22.

Contents
Verify that you received the following in the LS-AES shipping carton:

LS-AES card in cushioned antistatic bag

LS-AES digital I/O cable (six- foot cable with eight XLR connectors)

LS-AES LStream cable (gray ribbon cable with three IDC connectors)

Warranty Registration Card


Optional Equipment
The following equipment may be required depending on the configuration of your system and the
type of devices the LS-AES is connected to:

Lynx P/N CBL-XFDRM18: female S/PDIF adapter cable for digital outputs

Lynx P/N CBL-XMDRM18: male S/PDIF adapter cable for digital inputs


System Requirements
Verify that your computer meets or exceeds the following the system requirements specified in the
LynxTWO or L22 User’s Guide.

The LS-AES requires one expansion card position in your computer. A PCI slot is not required. The
LS-AES derives all signals from the host LynxTWO/L22 card via the LStream ribbon cable.

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