Selecting A Sample Rate; Effects Of Sample Rate Changes On Existing Routing - RME Audio M-1610 Pro User Manual

16-channel a/d, 10-channel d/a converter with adat, avb, madi

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Since there are two independent MADI ports, the total supported number of channels can

be multiplied by two. Since there are eight independent AVB streams, the total supported

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number of channels can be multiplied by eight. The analog channel count remains identical

at all sample rates.

11.3.3. Selecting a Sample Rate

To configure the device sample rate on the device:

1. Enter the CLOCK section. The cursor highlights the currently selected clock.

2. Rotate the encoder to highlight the current sample rate.

3. Push the encoder. Two blue arrows will appear to indicate that the encoder can now be used to

change the current setting.

4. Rotate the encoder until the preferred sample rate is shown.

5. Push the encoder again to activate the setting.

The M-1610 Pro saves one routing table per preset, regardless of sample rate. A change of sample rate

or MADI frame mode can reduce the number of input and output channels available for routing. This

does not alter the routing table. Any existing routing is hidden until another change of sample rate re-

enables the channels.

Example:

A routing is created at 96 kHz with 32 channels, sending the MADI coaxial Input 1-32 to optical MADI

Output 1-32. If the sample rate is now changed to 176.4 kHz and the 56 Ch frame is activated, only the

first 14 channels of MADI coaxial input are routed to the optical output. Switching the sample rate to 44.1

or 48 kHz will reveal the previous routing for 32 channels.

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