Yamaha Rmio64d Manual

							Digital I/O Characteristics
Control I/O Characteristics
*AES-3id
Dimensions
TerminalFormatData length LevelConnector
Primary/Secondary Dante24-bit1000Base-T etherCON x 2
Terminal FormatData length LevelConnector
MADI IN 1 – 64
AES10-2008 (MADI) 24-bit ECL BNC Connector
-31 – -14dBm SC Connector
MADI OUT 1 – 64 ECL BNC Connector
-20 – -14dBm SC Connector
Terminal LevelConnector
WORD CLOCKIN TTL/75Ω terminated BNC Connector
IN for SRC TTL/75Ω terminated BNC Connector
OUT TTL/75Ω BNC Connector
System Link Out 1.0±0.2Vp-p/75Ω* BNC Connector
480
44
13
349
12
374361
Unit: mm 
						

							Same as above
[DANTE]
(OUTPUT 1-64)
[DANTE]
(INPUT 1-64)
[MADI INPUT] (1-64)(up to [email protected]/48kHz, up to [email protected]/96kHz, up to [email protected]/192kHz)\
MATRIX BUSSame as aboveSame as aboveSame as above
64
64
1234 64
[MADI OUTPUT] (1-64)
(up to [email protected]/48kHz, up to [email protected]/96kHz, up to [email protected]/192kHz)\
64
64
SRC
SRC
64
6464
6464
[MADI COAXIAL](INPUT 1-64)
[MADI OPTICAL] (INPUT 1-64)
[MADI COAXIAL]
(OUTPUT 1-64)
[MADI OPTICAL]
(OUTPUT 1-64)
ENCODE
SELECTOR
DECODE
6464
Effective when Direct Monitoring is ON
Block Diagrams 
						

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Note concernant la distribution du code 
source
Au cours des trois années qui suivent  la sortie définitive dusine, 
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du produit fournie sous licence  dans le cadre dune licence GNU 
General Public Lic ense en envoyant un courrier à ladresse 
suivante :
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Le code source vous sera fourni gratuitement. Nous pouvons 
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dexpédition du code. 
						

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Nota sobre la distribución del código 
fuente
Durante tres años tras la salida  final de fábrica, puede solicitar a 
Yamaha el código fuente de cualquier parte del producto para el 
que se conceda licencia según la Licencia Pública General 
(GNU), enviando solicitud escrita a:
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El código fuente se proporcionará sin cargo alguno; sin 
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envío.
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de este producto por un tercero que no sea Yamaha (o 
alguien autorizado por Yamaha).
• Asimismo, debe tenerse en cuenta que la reutilización del  código fuente que Yamaha hace de dominio público no tiene 
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respecto a este código.
• El código fuente se puede descargar de la siguiente  dirección: http://www.yamahaproaudio.com/
Observação sobre a distribuição do 
código-fonte
Por três anos após a expedição final da fábrica, você pode 
solicitar da Yamaha o código-fonte para quaisquer partes do 
produto que sejam licenciados s ob a Licença Pública Geral 
GNU, escrevendo para o seguinte endereço:
Pro Audio Department, Audio Products Sales & Marketing 
Division, Yamaha Corporation
10-1 Nakazawa-cho, Naka-ku, Hamamatsu, 430-8650, JAPAN
O código-fonte será fornecido sem custos, porém, podemos 
solicitar que você reembolse a Yamaha pelos custos de envio.
• Observe que não nos respons abilizamos de forma alguma 
por quaisquer danos decorrentes de alterações (adições/
subtrações) feitas no software para este produto por terceiros 
externos à Yamaha (ou por partes autorizadas pela Yamaha).
• Observe que a reutilização do código-fonte liberado ao  domínio público pela Yamaha não tem garantia e a Yamaha 
não assume qualquer responsabilidade, de qualquer forma, 
pelo código-fonte.
• O código-fonte pode ser baixado no seguinte endereço:  http://www.yamahaproaudio.com/
Note sulla distribuzione del codice 
sorgente
Entro tre anni dalla consegna di  fabbrica finale, è possibile 
richiedere a Yamaha il codice so rgente di qualsiasi parte del 
prodotto fornita con licenza  GNU General Public License 
scrivendo al seguente indirizzo: Pro Audio Department, Audio Products Sales & Marketing 
Division,  Yamaha Corporation
10-1 Nakazawa-cho, Naka-ku, Hamamatsu, 430-8650, JAPAN
Il codice sorgente verrà fornit
o senza spese, tuttavia Yamaha 
richiederà un rimborso per i relativo costi di spedizione.
• Yamaha non si assume alcuna re sponsabilità per eventuali 
danni derivanti da modifiche (aggi unte/eliminazioni) effettuate 
al software di questo prodotto da terze parti diverse da 
Yamaha (o da terze parti autorizzate da Yamaha).
• Il riutilizzo del codice sorgente rilasciato come dominio  pubblico da parte di Yamaha non è garantito e Yamaha non si 
assume alcuna responsabilità re lativa al codice sorgente.
• È possibile scaricare il codi ce sorgente dal seguente indirizzo: 
http://www.yamahaproaudio.com/
Замечание  о  распространении  исходного 
кода
В  течение  трех  лет  после  отгрузки  с  завода  можно  запросить  
в  компании  Yamaha исходный  код для  любой  категории  
программных  продуктов, на которые  распространяется 
Универсальная  общественная лицензия  GNU, обратившись 
по следующему  адресу:
Pro Audio Department, Audio Products Sales & Marketing 
Division,  Yamaha Corporation
10-1 Nakazawa-cho, Naka-ku, Hamamatsu, 430-8650, JAPAN
Исходный  код поставляется  бесплатно, однако вас могут  
попросить  возместить  корпорации  Yamaha расходы  по его 
пересылке.
• Следует  отметить , что корпорация  не несет  
о

тветственности  за  любой  ущерб , возникший  в  результате  
изменений  (дополнений /удалений), произведенных  в 
программном  обеспечении для данного  продукта  
третьими  лицами, не  имеющими  отношения  к  корпорации  
Yamaha ( или не являющимися  уполномоченными  
представителями  корпорации Yamaha).
• Такж е  следует  отметить , что  вторичное  использование  
исходного  кода, выпущенного для  публичного 
использования  корпорацией Yamaha, не является 
предметом  гарантии  и что  Yamaha  не нес
ет  
ответственности  за любое использование  такого 
исходного  кода.
• Исходный  код можно загрузить  с веб -сайта  по адресу : 
http://www.yamahaproaudio.com/

						

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