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Power Switch – Press on, press
off. There is no power-on LED as
other indicators will illuminate
when the unit is switched on.
XLR Left & Right Analog Inputs –
These accept balanced or unbal-
anced, pro or consumer levels, pin
2 or 3 hot, as determined by DIP
switches 1 and 2.
Rosetta AD User's Guide
The Apogee Rosetta AD – Front &
NOTE: These illustrations provide an overview of the controls and
Sample Rate Selector – Each time
you push the button, the system
will switch to the next available
sample rate, as indicated by the
LEDs. 88.2 and 96 only available
on the Rosetta 96 model.
TDIF Digital Output – For Tascam
and other TDIF-style machines. Be
sure to use a TDIF cable and NOT
a computer serial cable! 44.1/48
kHz only.
Output Resolution Selector –
Each time you push the button,
the system will switch to the next
available output resolution, as
indicated by the LEDs. The default
word length is 24-bit; 16 and 20
bits
use
Apogee's
exclusive
UV22HR process to retain maxi-
mum detail at lower word lengths.
AES/EBU Outputs 1 and 2 – Two
identical outputs at 44.1 and 48
kHz sampling. At 88.2 and 96 kHz,
both connectors are used for one
stereo
path
("double-wide
mode")
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