Manual
Table Of Contents
- About This Manual
- CHAPTER 1: Overview
- CHAPTER 2: Legal issues & facts
- CHAPTER 3: Installation
- CHAPTER 4: Operation
- CHAPTER 5: Managing Device
- CHAPTER 6: RAV.IO
- Introduction
- Connecting Audio Network
- Status - Overview
- Status - Sync
- Status - Network
- Status - Device
- Status - Input Streams
- Status - Output Streams
- Advanced - Overview
- Advanced - PTP Settings
- Advanced - PTP Unicast
- Advanced - PTP Profile Customized Settings
- Advanced - Current PTP Master
- Advanced - PTP Statistic
- Advanced - PTP Clock Setting
- Advanced - Network Advanced Settings
- Advanced - PTP Jitter
- NMOS - Overview
- NMOS - NIC1 & NIC2
- NMOS - Additional Settings
- Logging
- Statistic
- Switch
- RAV.IO - Firmware Update
- CHAPTER 7: DANTE.IO
- CHAPTER 8: Troubleshooting and Maintenance
- CHAPTER 9: Technical Data
- Index
- Appendix A - DSUB-25 Pin assignment
- Appendix B - DSUB-9 Pin assignment
- Appendix C - Dimensions
- Appendix D - System Update & License Installation
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CHAPTER 5: Managing Device
About FastSRC™
DirectOut’s FastSRC™ (FSRC) is a low latency sample rate converter for when two
digital interfaces of a device must work in different clock domains.
FastSRC™ combines good sound quality with very low latency of less than 0.15
msecs and is invaluable in live sound applications and a “life-saver” in critical
situations.
High-end sample rate conversion requires noticeable processing time, so for the
very best audio quality we recommend DirectOut’s dedicated SRC products such
as the RAV.SRC.IO, DANTE.SRC.IO or MADI.SRC.
Routing
MADI
FSRC
OUTIN
MADI
FSRC
NET
FSRC
NET
FSRC