M-AUDIO Delta 410 - Manual (Page 4)

Another way to approach this is by directly monitoring those inputs. This can be
done in the Delta Control Panel’s “Patchbay/Router” page by selecting the Delta
input and connecting it to the Delta output. You can also use the Delta panel’s
Monitor Mixer to send the signal at the inputs to the Delta outputs, as well as mix
those signals with the software outputs, i.e., your music software sending audio
to the Delta outputs. This, and other recording/monitoring scenarios are covered
in the Tutorials section toward the end of the manual.
Product Features & Specifications
• 4x10 24-bit/96khz full-duplex recording interface.
• PCI host card with external, color-coded breakout cable.
• 2x8 analog I/O, unbalanced on gold-plated RCA connectors, with
output line level adjustments selectable within the Delta Control Panel.
• S/PDIF digital I/O on gold-plated RCA connectors located on the PCI
card. A variety of settings, including AC3 or DTS surround and copy
protection schemes, can be set via the Delta Control Panel.
• High dynamic range (A-weighted measured): D/A 101.5 dB,
A/D 99.6 dB.
• Low distortion (measured THD @ 0dBFS): A/D and D/A less than
0.002%.
• Frequency Response: 22-22kHz, -0.2,-0.4dB @48kHz; 22-40kHz,
-0.2,-0.7dB @96kHz
• All data paths support up to 24bit/96kHz performance, no upgrades
necessary.
• Comprehensive digital mixing, routing, and monitoring capabilities
with included Delta Control Panel software.
• Hardware sample-accurate sync will allow linking of multiple Delta units.
• Windows 2000/ME and 95/98 multi-card, multi-client drivers with
ASIO1 and ASIO2 multi-card, GSIF and EASI drivers included;
Windows NT multi-card drivers also included.
• Macintosh control panel and drivers with ASIO1, ASIO2, and legacy
ASIO support for OS 8.5.1 or higher.
Minimum System Requirements
Windows
• Windows 95, 98, NT, 2000 or ME
• Pentium III 500Mhz - (96kHz operation)
• Pentium II 400 - (48kHz operation)
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