s/pdif 3 -> IN1
-> IN5
s/pdif 4 -> IN2
-> IN6
-> IN3
-> IN7
-> IN4
-> IN8
DSP A i/p routing
s/pdif 3 -> IN1
-> IN5
s/pdif 4 -> IN2
-> IN6
-> IN3
-> IN7
-> IN4
-> IN8
DSP B i/p routing
DSP A OUT 1 -> IN1
-> IN5
DSP A OUT 2 -> IN2
-> IN6
-> IN3
-> IN7
-> IN4
-> IN8
MAIN OUTPUTS (Analog)
(+)
-> ANA1
(+)
-> ANA2
(+)
-> ANA3
(+)
-> ANA4
MAIN OUTPUTS (Digital)
dsp B out 1 (+)
-> DIG1
dsp B out 2 (+)
-> DIG2
(+)
-> DIG3
(+)
-> DIG4
ADAT Outputs
-> OUT1
-> OUT5
-> OUT2
-> OUT6
-> OUT3
-> OUT7
-> OUT4
> OUT8
AES Outputs
MAIN OUT 5 -> OUT1
-> OUT5
MAIN OUT 6 -> OUT2
-> OUT6
-> OUT3
> OUT7
-> OUT4
-> OUT8
FIREWIRE1 Outputs
-> OUT1
-> OUT5
-> OUT2
-> OUT6
-> OUT3
> OUT7
-> OUT4
-> OUT8
FIREWIRE2 Outputs
-> OUT1
-> OUT5
-> OUT2
-> OUT6
-> OUT3
> OUT7
-> OUT4
-> OUT8
That´s it, it works like this and ONLY like this. If I put the S/PDIF 3 and 4 inputs on IN 3-8 and connect the following as it should work, nothing works.
Also, I find it a little bit confusing, that when I use the Main Out (Analog), I have to choose MAIN OUT 1 and 2 at the AES Outputs, and when I choose Main Out (Digital) I have to use MAIN OUT 5 and 6 (as shown above) on the AES Outputs. I still don´t get it with the extra dots on the Main outputs in the routing program and why I have to choose output 5 and 6 when using digital out 1 and 2 instead of analog.
I only get a delayed signal if I set the Main Out (Digital) 1 and 2 to S/PDIF 3 and 4 or when i set the AES Outputs 1 and 2 to S/PDIF.
And guys, as I said, no offense, but the most people who choose this unit have a Mac ;).
