Table Of Contents - Focusrite ISA430 MkII User Manual

Table of Contents

Introduction1
Important Safety Instructions1
Contents1
Power Connections1
Rear Panel Connections2
Xlr Inputs And Outputs2
Post-Mic Output2
Insert Send 22
Dynamic Link3
Front Panel Controls3
Retrofitting The Optional A/D Card3
Power3
Digital Output Meters4
Input Stage4
Line Input Gain4
Instrument Input Gain4
Eq Module5
Impedance5
Mic Air5
+48V5
Shelving Eq In6
Hi Range6
Param Eq In6
Low Frequency Shelving6
Listen7
Vintage7
Attack7
Release7
Gate8
Blend And Mix8
Auto Release8
Gate In8
De-Esser9
Range9
Threshold9
Hold9
Inserts And Routing Matrix10
Ext Level10
Output10
Eq Split10
Dynamics Position Switch11
Dynamics Post-Eq11
Dynamics Pre-Eq11
Dynamics Post-Sum11
Soft Limiter13
Optional Analogue To Digital Converter (Adc)13
24-Bit/192Khz Aes/Spdif Operation13
Aes/Spdif Connector Configuration14
Word Clock In And Out14
Digital Output Front Panel Controls14
Clock Select14
Adc Configurations15
Analogue Recording With Digital Conversion15
Analogue Recording And Stand-Alone Stereo Adc Conversion15
Mic Pre-Amp Input Impedance16
Level16
Frequency Response16
Ribbon Microphones16
Applications17
Super Clean Recording17
Record Channel17
Mic Input17
Main Output17
Stereo Adc18
Split _ Digital Record Mode18
Split Mixdown Mode19
Stereo Units + Stereo Digital Conversion19
Adc Input19
Using The Isa 430 Mkii As Four Discrete Units20
Faqs21
What Does the 'Vintage' Compressor Button Involve?21
What Is 'Split Mode'?22
How Does The De-Esser Work?22
Why Is A Superclock/X256 Input Important?22
Is There An Optional Digital Input Card?23
Does The Card Include Dithering?23
Specifications24
Adc Input I/Ext Sum Input25
Accuracy26
Reset Sheet27
Focusrite Distributors28