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User Manual for RME DMC-842 - AES42 Interface and Control Device for Digital Microphones Click to enlarge the picture
Contents of the user manual for the RME DMC-842 - AES42 Interface and
- Product category: AD/DA Converters RME
- Brand: RME
- Description and content of package
- Technical information and basic settings
- Frequently asked questions – FAQ
- Troubleshooting (does not switch on, does not respond, error message, what do I do if...)
- Authorized service for RME AD/DA Converters
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Product description The DMC-842 from RME is an 8-channel AES42 interface and control device for digital microphones. AES42-2001 is an extension of the current AES digital audio standard that provides the framework for interfacing and controlling professional digital microphones (not to be confused with the consumer type of USB equipped microphones). The DMC-842 supports both Mode 1 and Mode 2 operation. Depending on the mode implemented by the microphone's manufacturer, the unit can supply power to the microphone while also providing for the remote control of parameters. These include polar pattern, pre-attenuation, enabling a low cut filter, pre-amplification, mute and polarity, in addition to getting feedback about signal levels. Mode 1 is a protocol that allows for supplying Digital Phantom Power (DPP), switchable per channel, but no control data can be transmitted to the microphone. Sample rate conversion is available on a per channel basis for situations where the use of multiple Mode 1 type microphones is required. Mode 2 allows microphones to be synchronized and control data to be sent. Either mode is available per channel. - Eight-channel digital microphone interface and controller with 8 XLR AES42 inputs
- Eight-channels of XLR balanced line output
- Eight-channels of output via AES/EBU at up to 192kHz and ADAT Lightpipe at up to 96kHz
- Supports both Mode 1 and Mode 2 functioning as specified within the AES42 standard
- Mode 1 microphones require the use of sample rate converters, which are available and switchable on each channel
- Microphones with Mode 2 functionality can have their settings for gain, polar pattern, hi-pass filter and compression set remotely, while simultaneously receiving back microphone status data (synchronized operation)
- Digital Phantom Power can be switched on or off on individual channels
- Intelligent Clock Control and SyncCheck ensure perfect synchronization and provide clear detection of errors
- The DMC-842 can be fully remote controlled and configured via MIDI, and all status displays can be queried through MIDI
- M/S (Mid/Side) encoding and decoding provided on each channel
- Windows software (included via download) can use the MIDI port to perform remote control and status requests of any number of DMC-842s via a mouse click
- LED level meter with 13 LEDs per channel
- Unit is future-proof with the ability to have hardware upgrades performed via flash updates
In the Box RME DMC-842 - AES42 Interface and Control Device for Digital Microphones AC Power Cable Two (2) Year Warranty Table of Contents
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Technical parametersRME DMC842 Specs | Number of Channels | 8 | | Inputs | 8 x XLR AES42
1 x BNC Wordclock
1 x 5-pin DIN MIDI | | Output | 8 x XLR Line, balanced
1 x 25-pin D-sub (4 stereo AES/EBU)
2 x TOSLink ADAT optical
1 x BNC Wordclock
1 x 5-pin DIN MIDI | | Phantom Power | Digital phantom power, switchable per input | | Multi Function | 8-channel sample rate converter | | Sample Rates | Internal:
44.1, 48, 88.2, 96, 176.4 and 192kHz
External:
AES: 28kHz - 200kHz
Wordclock: 27kHz - 200kHz | | Gain Range | 63dB | | Maximum Output Level | +24dBu | | Frequency Response | D/A
5Hz - 22kHz, -0.5dB @ 48kHz
5Hz - 34kHz, -0.5dB @ 96kHz
5Hz - 50kHz, -1.0dB @ 192kHz | | Noise | D/A SNR
116dB RMS unweighted, 119dB A-weighted | | Power Requirements | 100 - 240VAC, 60W, internal switching | | Dimensions (WxDxH) | With Rack Ears:
19 x 3.46 x 9.5" (483 x 88 x 242mm) | | Weight | Not Specified by Manufacturer | | Specialties | Jitter: Typical <1nsec for internal, wordclock, aes (x)and madi input
Jitter Suppression: >30dB (2.4kHz)
Jitter Sensitivity: All PLLs operate error-free even at 100nSec |
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