The DirectOut Technologies ANDIAMO.AES SRC is part of the ANDIAMO family of powerful, high-end MADI converters.
ANDIAMO.AES SRC is a bi-directional, 64-channel AES3/MADI interface with a built-in routing matrix. It is equipped with 2 MADI Ports and 32 AES3 I/Os and can simultaneously convert 64 channels of audio from AES3 to MADI and vice-versa.
The device is housed in a compact 2RU 19" casing for efficient use of rack space.
The DirectOut Technologies ANDIAMO.AES SRC comes with sample rate converters on the first 16 AES3 inputs switchable in groups of eight channels to handle asynchronous signals.
The device may be operated locally or remotely via the ANDIAMO Remote software. Supported remote methods are USB, D.O.NET, 'MIDI over MADI' and 'Serial over MADI'.
ANDIAMO Remote (Windows® / OS X®) offers access to the following features (and many more):
-Matrix Mode which offers free signal routing on a per-channel basis.
-4 FS support - the device supports sample rates from 44.1 kHz up to 192 kHz to meet the highest sonic demands
-Level control - output gain/level trim for individual channels
The settings and the routing matrix are stored inside the device.
Port Redundancy
ANDIAMO.AES is equipped with two MADI ports as standard, offering seamless port redundancy and switchover. Both MADI ports are always active and carry the same MADI data, except when the Extended Routing feature is deployed.
Extended Routing
The Extended Routing feature enables both MADI I/Os to be used independently to:
-Make full use of all conversion channels at higher sample rates (96 kHz)
-Double the range of available MADI input channels
-Create two individual MADI feeds
Bit Transparency
Three different modes offer individual handling of channel status data via the AES and MADI ports. User bit transparency provides pass-through of proprietary control data or access to MADI user bits at the AES outputs for further analysis. Takeover of the complete channel status (CUVP bits) is also possible.
Quick Overview
The front panel provides level control and status LEDs for real-time monitoring of signal condition for all input and output channels.
Clocking
Selectable clock sources are word clock, AES input, MADI input or the internal clock. The current system clock is provided at the word clock output at any time.
Typical Applications Include:
- Signal routing/distribution (192 x 192 cross points)
- Conversion from/to AES to/from MADI
- Integration of asynchronous AES signals [AES SRC]
- Format conversion of MADI signals