Ls-aes, Widewire channel mapping – Lynx Studio LS-AES User Manual

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WideWire Channel Mapping

The WideWire feature of the LS-AES provides alternative multi-wire digital I/O connection modes
for compatibility with legacy third party devices.

WideWire is enabled in the LStream window of the LynxTWO/L22 Mixer. When enabled, alternate
dual and quad wire connections are available, but vary according to the signal sample rate according
to the following table:

WideWire Sample Rates and I/O Modes

Signal Sample

Rate (Hz)

WideWire

ON/OFF

I/O Mode

LS-AES I/O
Frame Rate

44.1k / 48k

Either

Single-wire

44.1k / 48k

88.2k / 96k

OFF

Single-wire

88.2k / 96k

88.2k / 96k

ON

Dual-wire

44.1k / 48k

176.4k / 192k

OFF

Dual-wire

88.2k / 96k

176.4k / 192k

ON

Quad-wire

44.1k / 48k


Dual-wire connections require two digital input or output connections to transfer two audio channels.
Quad-wire connections require four digital input or output connections to transfer two audio
channels. In each case, the number of active LStream channels is reduced. The LS-AES inputs and
outputs used for each mode are shown in the following table.

WideWire Channel Mapping

LS-AES INPUT/OUTPUT

LStream

Channel

Single-wire mode Dual-wire mode

Quad-wire mode

1

IN/OUT 1

Left Channel

IN/OUT 1

Left and Right

Channels

IN/OUT 1, L/R

And

IN/OUT 2, L/R

2

IN/OUT 1

Right Channel

IN/OUT 2

Left and Right

Channels

IN/OUT 3, L/R

And

IN/OUT 4, L/R

3

IN/OUT 2

Left Channel

IN/OUT 3

Left and Right

Channels

4

IN/OUT 2

Right Channel

IN/OUT 4

Left and Right

Channels

5

IN/OUT 3

Left Channel

6

IN/OUT 3

Right Channel

7

IN/OUT 4

Left Channel

8

IN/OUT 4

Right Channel

Not valid

Not valid


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