User manual KURZWEIL KSP8 IO OPTION REV E

[. . . ] Set the screws aside so that you can use them to attach the option board. The option slot cover plate is shown in Figure 1. Young Chang Co. , Ltd. All trademarks are the properties of their respective owners. Part No. E Installation option slot cover plate Figure 1. [. . . ] Among these should be the ADAT and TDIF inputs. If the ADAT­TDIF inputs do not appear when you scroll through the input selections, the KSP8 is not recognizing the option. In this case, you should confirm that the board is seated properly: turn off the KSP8, remove the board, then reinsert it, making sure that it slides into both plastic rails and becomes seated in the connector at the back of the opening. You will now be able to interface with both ADAT and TDIF type devices. You can even set some of your inputs (INSEL page) to hook up to an ADAT-type device while you set others for TDIF. The only limitation is that inputs of one type cannot overlap those of the other type; for example, if you've selected ADAT 1 for an input then TDIF 1 will be unavailable (although TDIF 2­8 may still be available for your use). All 16 outputs, however, are always live. While the INSEL page offers parameters ADAT 1­ADAT 8 and TDIF 1­TDIF 8 when an ADAT­TDIF option is detected, nothing changes on the INLVL page, since that page is only concerned with analog inputs. Studio Configuration Files For your convenience, two configuration files, ADATnn. KSP and TDIFnn. KSP are provided on the included SmartMedia card. Each file contains a subset of the base KSP8 studios with the appropriate input selections made, as well as a Master table that sets the Clock Source parameter as necessary. To load these files, first insert the SmartMedia card (gold side down) into the KSP8, then press the MASTER soft button, followed by CARD, then Load. You will now be able to select and load the configuration file that you would like. (Note that while the KSP8 will prompt you to save these objects into the 800s bank, you can place them into any bank of your choosing. See the KSP8 User's Guide for more information on loading and arranging objects. ) The files contain the following objects: 800 4SterIn>4SterFX 801 4MonoIn>4SterFX 802 8MonoIn>8MonoFX 803 Morph This 804 6 MonoIn>5. 1 FX+ 805 8 MonoIn>5. 1 FX 4 Using the KSP8 ADAT­TDIF I/O Option (KADT8) 806 MnIn>5. 1 AutoPan 807 3 SterIn>5. 1 FX+ 808 4 SterIn>5. 1 FX 809 5. 1 In>5. 1 FX + 810 Default 5. 1+Ster 811 Default 8 Mono 812 Default 4 Stereo Master Table Master Page Configuration Parameters Some ADAT or TDIF configurations require that you set some of the parameters on the KSP8 Master page. Mostly these have to do with clock selection and TDIF types. Refer to Chapter 10 of the KSP8 User's Guide for information on the KSP8 Master page. The connection diagrams that follow this section will help to clarify some of this information. ClockSource You will have to set the ClockSource parameter to indicate which device is the master. The choices are: · · · · · · 44. 1 KHz Internal 48 KHz Internal AES/EBU ADAT TDIF Word Clock TDIF Type TDIF connection only. You will only need to set the TDIF Type parameter for TDIF configurations when Clock Source is Word Clock. Choose "DA-88" for connection to a TASCAM DA-88. Choose "Other" for all other products (including TASCAM products other than the DA-88). TDIF Len TDIF connection only. Indicate the word length for your TDIF input data. This should match the word length used by the sending TDIF device. [. . . ] Since the pinout is the same on each end of this cable, it must be wired in a crossover configuration, as shown in Table 2. Pin on Connector 1 24 12 25 10 23 11 21 9 22 7 20 8 18 6 19 4 17 5 15 3 16 1 14 2 In 1-2 + In 1-2 ­ In 1-2 Gnd In 3-4 + In 3-4 ­ In 3-4 Gnd In 5-6 + In 5-6 ­ In 5-6 Gnd In 7-8 + In 7-8 ­ In 7-8 Gnd Out 1-2 + Out 1-2 ­ Out 1-2 Gnd Out 3-4 + Out 3-4 ­ Out 3-4 Gnd Out 5-6 + Out 5-6 ­ Out 5-6 Gnd Out 7-8 + Out 7-8 ­ Out 7-8 Gnd connects to connects to connects to connects to connects to connects to connects to connects to connects to connects to connects to connects to connects to connects to connects to connects to connects to connects to connects to connects to connects to connects to connects to connects to Pin on Connector 2 Out 1-2 + Out 1-2 ­ Out 1-2 Gnd Out 3-4 + Out 3-4 ­ Out 3-4 Gnd Out 5-6 + Out 5-6 ­ Out 5-6 Gnd Out 7-8 + Out 7-8 ­ Out 7-8 Gnd In 1-2 + In 1-2 ­ In 1-2 Gnd In 3-4 + In 3-4 ­ In 3-4 Gnd In 5-6 + In 5-6 ­ In 5-6 Gnd In 7-8 + In 7-8 ­ In 7-8 Gnd 18 6 19 4 17 5 15 3 16 1 14 2 24 12 25 10 23 11 21 9 22 7 20 8 Table 2. DB-25 to DB-25 AES crossover cable with KSP8-type pinouts 15 Using the KSP8 AES I/O Option (KAES8) · DB-25 to DB-25 AES cable (male-to-male) with KSP8-type pinout at one end and Yamaha-type at other The Yamaha-type connector uses the pinout shown in Table 3 for attaching a device such as a Yamaha 01V, 02R, or 03D digital mixer. Channel Pair Input 1-2 Input 3-4 Input 5-6 Input 7-8 Output 1-2 Output 3-4 Output 5-6 Output 7-8 Hot + 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Cold 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Ground 10 12 13 22 23 24 25 N. C. Table 3. [. . . ]