Product Description
RME presents the HDSPe AIO Pro, an advanced PCI Express interface card succeeding the well - loved HDSPe AIO. It offers studio and broadcast professionals a high channel count and a wide range of analog and digital input/output options. RME has overhauled the HDSPe AIO Pro technically, setting a new standard for PCI Express cards. All inputs and outputs work simultaneously, including SPDIF (phono) and AES/EBU (XLR). It comes with TotalMix, a super - flexible routing mixer, and SteadyClock FS, RME's amazing clock technology that suppresses external clock signal jitter. The HDSPe AIO Pro also supports the optional TCO for timecode synchronization. Key features include balanced stereo analog I/O at 24 - bit/192kHz, all analog I/Os handling 192 kHz with a fixed channel count, 1 ADAT digital I/O supporting 192 kHz via S/MUX4, 1 SPDIF and 1 AES/EBU digital I/O both 192 kHz - capable, 1 high - power headphone output, 1 MIDI I/O with 16 - channel hi - speed MIDI, DIGICheck for metering and analysis, TotalMix FX with 760 - channel mixing and 42 - bit internal resolution, native PCI Express, outputs with mute relays, and +24 dBu I/O levels.
Using the RME HDSPe AIO Pro is straightforward. First, install the card into your computer's PCI Express slot. Connect your audio devices to the appropriate inputs and outputs. For example, plug your headphones into the high - power headphone output. When it comes to using the routing mixer, TotalMix, it allows you to easily manage the flow of audio between different devices. To synchronize with timecode, you can use the optional TCO. As for note, make sure your computer meets the necessary requirements for the card to function properly. Avoid exposing the card to extreme temperatures and humidity. When it comes to maintenance, keep the card clean and dust - free. You can use compressed air to blow away any dust. If you encounter any issues, refer to the official RME support resources.
