a question about RME HDSP 96xx

a question about RME HDSP 96xx

[jing]

Hi,guys,

I am curious to know what kind of DAC chip RME HDSP 96xx
uses? Is it AD1855 or AD1852, or something else?

Your response will be highly appreciated,

jing


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Re: a question about RME HDSP 96xx

[Paul Davis]

>Hi,guys,
>
>I am curious to know what kind of DAC chip RME HDSP 96xx
>uses? Is it AD1855 or AD1852, or something else?

the hdsp 9652 has has no analog i/o. there are no DAC or ADC chips.

the hdsp PCI/PCMCIA has analog i/o care of the i/o box, but what they
use in there, i don't know. i'm not unscrewing the box to find
out. maybe someone else knows or is willing to unscrew theirs.



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RE: a question about RME HDSP 96xx

[Mark Knecht]

>
> Hi,guys,
>
> I am curious to know what kind of DAC chip RME HDSP 96xx
> uses? Is it AD1855 or AD1852, or something else?
>
> Your response will be highly appreciated,
>
> jing
>

Jing,
   The HDSP 9652 doesn't have any DAC or ADC chips. It's purely digital in
and digital out. (3 ADAT and 1 spdif) You have to use external A/D & D/A
converters.

   Possibly you're thinking about the HDSP adapter card tied in with the
MultiFace breakout box? That would be the only HDSP product that I know of
that has analog on it, but I haven't looked at RME's site for quite a while
so there could be new stuff too.

Cheers,
Mark




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Re: a question about RME HDSP 96xx

[Paul Davis]

>   Possibly you're thinking about the HDSP adapter card tied in with the
>MultiFace breakout box? That would be the only HDSP product that I know of
>that has analog on it, but I haven't looked at RME's site for quite a while

the digiface has a stereo analog output (the phone jack on the front).
RME also make a/d converters too, as well as daughter boards for the
old hammerfall series.


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RE: a question about RME HDSP 96xx

[Mark Knecht]

> >   Possibly you're thinking about the HDSP adapter card tied in with the
> >MultiFace breakout box? That would be the only HDSP product that
> I know of
> >that has analog on it, but I haven't looked at RME's site for
> quite a while
>
> the digiface has a stereo analog output (the phone jack on the front).
> RME also make a/d converters too, as well as daughter boards for the
> old hammerfall series.
>
>

Ah! In that case Jing may be interested in the DigiFace too.

Thanks for the clarification on the RME stuff. My two RME cards are just
totally digital the way I configured and use them, so I'm a bit locked into
that.

Do we know what A/D or D/A they used in the MultiFace?

Cheers,
Mark




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Re: a question about RME HDSP 96xx

[Chris Smith]

On Monday 11 August 2003 00:37, jing@unm.edu wrote:
> I am curious to know what kind of DAC chip RME HDSP 96xx
> uses? Is it AD1855 or AD1852, or something else?

Onr can't easily group the HDSP 96xx cards any longer. The HDSP 9632, for 
example, does 2 channels of analog I/O up to 192kHz sample rate. Sorry, I 
don't know what DAC they're using but I'm sure a post to the RME newsgroup 
would gather the correct information.


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