Setting Up Audio Hardware
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Audio Keywords in the Software Initialisation Configuration File
There are two keywords in the software initialisation file (by default, init.cfg) that must be
uncommented and set to the correct values to ensure Discreet Native Audio works properly. The
first, Audiodevice, enables Discreet Native Audio. The second, MidiDevice, determines
whether control of the Lucid converter is remote or local.
For additional information on these keywords and help setting them, see the Configuration File
Reference Guide for Linux Workstations.
Route For analog audio:
AES INs --> ADAT OUTs
Analog INs --> AES OUTs
AES INs --> Analog OUTs
If these options do not appear, verify
that Route Unit (in the System,
Miscellany menu) is set to 8.
For digital audio:
AES INs --> ADAT OUTs
AES INs --> AES OUTs
AES INs --> ANALOG OUT
Sync Internal OFF
External AES 1+2
External AES 1+2 is the recommended
setting.
System
Miscellany
Route Unit: 8
Keyword: Setting:
Audiodevice AJA
MidiDevice If you are using local control of the converter, comment out this
keyword.
If you are using remote control of the converter, uncomment the
keyword, set the serial port parameter to /dev/ttyS1 and leave all
other parameters set to their default value.
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