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- Page 1 ES-10 User Manual Revision 1.0...
- Page 2 The content of this manual is furnished for informational use only, is subject to change without notice, and should not be construed as a commitment by Expert Sleepers Ltd. Expert Sleepers Ltd assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors or inaccuracies that may appear in this document.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Introduction............................4 Installation............................5 Power requirements.........................5 Indicators............................5 Inputs and outputs..........................5 Inputs...............................5 Outputs.............................6 Jumpers..............................6 AC/DC coupling..........................6 Input level............................6 DC offsets.............................7 Attaching an ES-5..........................7 Where to get help..........................7... -
Page 4: Introduction
Congratulations on your purchase of an Expert Sleepers “ES-10”. Please read this user manual before operating your new module. The ES-10 is a Eurorack 8-in/8-out ADAT interface, with DC-coupled inputs and outputs that can be used for both audio and CVs. -
Page 5: Installation
-12V corresponds to the red stripe on the cable. Power requirements The ES-10 draws up to 132mA on the +12V rail, and 90mA on the -12V rail. It does not use the 5V rail. Indicators The large red LED at the top left of the panel lights to indicate a valid ADAT signal being received at the module input. -
Page 6: Outputs
Outputs The eight sockets at the bottom of the module (numbered in white on black) are the outputs. The outputs have a maximum range of ±11V. Jumpers AC/DC coupling The jumper block at the top of the board controls some ADC settings, notably the DC coupling. From the factory, the jumper is located as below: This actually equivalent to there being no jumper at all, since the top row of pins are simply ground. -
Page 7: Dc Offsets
DC blocking filter. In Ableton Live, for example, this is done in the Utility: Attaching an ES-5 An ES-5 expander can be attached using the 10-pin header on the back of the ES-10. Connect the ES-5 end as shown in the ES-5 user manual (reading ‘ES-10’...
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