Universal-audio Apollo 16 Bedienungsanleitung

Apollo 16 Hardware ManualUA Part Number 65-00057 Revision 001Customer Service & Technical Support:USA Toll-Free: +1-877-698-2834International: +1-

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Front Panel 10Front PanelThis section describes the features and functionality of all controls and visual elements on the Ap

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Front Panel 11MeterThe METER indicator reflects the state of the Channel Meters (4). The I/O state of the Channel Meters is s

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Front Panel 12Monitor MutePushing the Monitor knob toggles the mute state of the signals at monitor outputs on the rear pane

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Rear Panel 13Rear PanelThis section describes the features and functionality of all connectors and controls on the Apollo 16

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Rear Panel 14(4) Power InputThe included 80-watt external power supply plugs into this 4-pin locking XLR jack. Apollo 16 req

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Rear Panel 15(7) 75 Ohm Word Clock Termination SwitchThis pushbutton switch provides internal 75-ohm word clock input signal

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Rear Panel 16Host I/OImportant: Connect only one Apollo 16 FireWire or Thunderbolt port to the host computer.(9) Expansion B

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Software Installation 17Software InstallationNote: Simplified procedures for software installation are below. For complete an

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Registration & Authorization 18Registration & AuthorizationNote: Simplified procedures for registration and authoriza

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Interconnections 19InterconnectionsInstallation Notes1. Apollo 16 may get hot during normal operation if it doesn’t receive

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual WelcomeiiA Letter from Bill Putnam Jr.Thank you for deciding to make the Apollo 16 High-Resolution Interface part of your mu

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Interconnections 20Thunderbolt SetupThis diagram illustrates how Apollo 16 can be connected to a host computer with the Thun

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Interconnections 21Multi-Unit Setup – FireWire Host ConnectionThis diagram illustrates how two Apollo 16 units are connected

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Interconnections 22Multi-Unit Setup – Thunderbolt Host ConnectionThis diagram illustrates how two Apollo 16 units are connec

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual FireWire Basics 23FireWire BasicsFireWire (also known as “IEEE 1394” and “i.Link”) is a high-speed serial data interconnecti

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual FireWire Basics 24FireWire ConnectorsFireWire 800 and FireWire 400 devices use different connectors, as illustrated below. T

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual FireWire Basics 25Mixing FireWire SpeedsAlthough FireWire 400 and FireWire 800 devices can be connected to the same FireWire

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual FireWire Basics 26Combining FireWire 400 and 800 devices on a FireWire 800 busIt is possible to configure a FireWire bus to r

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Digital Clocking Basics 27Digital Clocking BasicsDigital clocking can be a complicated issue, with a number of important asp

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Digital Clocking Basics 28Clock jitter affects digital transmission and digital conversion differently, as follows:• Clock

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Specifications 29SpecificationsAll specifications are typical performance unless otherwise noted, tested under the following co

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Table Of ContentsiiiTable Of ContentsA Letter from Bill Putnam Jr. ...

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Specifications 30ANALOG I/OAnalog Outputs 1 – 16Dynamic Range 118.5 dB (A–weighting)Signal-to-Noise Ratio 118.2 dB (A–weighti

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Specifications 31ELECTRICALPower Supplies External AC to DC Power Supply Brick Internal DC to DC Power SupplyAC Connector Typ

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Hardware Block Diagram 32Hardware Block DiagramAPOLLO 16 HARDWARE BLOCK DIAGRAMANALOG OUTPUT CHANNELS1 - 16D/A+4 / -10SELECT

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual DB25 Wiring 33DB25 WiringApollo 16’s analog I/O is accessed via 25-pin D-sub female connectors. Each DB25 jack carries eight

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Troubleshooting 34TroubleshootingIf Apollo 16 isn’t behaving the way you expect it to, here are some common troubleshooting

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Additional Resources 35Additional ResourcesUniversal Audio WebsiteOur website contains a wealth of information about our ful

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Additional Resources 36WarrantyUNIVERSAL AUDIO HARDWARE LIMITED WARRANTYUniversal Audio warrants that its hardware will be f

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Notices 37NoticesImportant Safety InformationBefore using this unit, be sure to carefully read the applicable items of these

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Notices 38DisclaimerThe information contained in this manual is subject to change without notice. Universal Audio, Inc. make

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Index39FFeatures 5FireWire 800 Ports 16FireWire 800 vs. FireWire 400 23FireWire Basics 23FireWire with Thunderbolt 26Fr

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Introduction 4IntroductionWhat is Apollo 16?Apollo 16 is a high-resolution audio interface with Realtime UAD Processing onbo

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Index40MMADI 30MADI Optical Ports 16Maintenance 35Mechanical 31Meter 10, 11Meters 11Mirror Monitor Outputs 15Mixing F

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Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Introduction 5Apollo 16 Features• Superior-sounding 18 x 20 audio interface with uncompromising UA analog design• Realtime

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Introduction 6Software• Console application:• Enables Realtime UAD Powered Plug-Ins processing• Controls Apollo 16’s DSP

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Introduction 7About Realtime UAD ProcessingApollo 16 has the ability to run UAD Powered Plug-Ins in realtime. Apollo 16’s gr

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Introduction 8About Apollo 16 DocumentationDocumentation for all Apollo 16 components is extensive, so instructions are sepa

Apollo 16 Hardware Manual Introduction 9Host DAW DocumentationEach host DAW application has its own particular methods for configuring audio interfaces