I have an E4XT that won't send an AES signal so I took it apart and pulled the "DWAM" board out. This particular one belonged to one of the developers a while back so there's a good chance this could be a prototype. "AP16485-02 REV A" is handwritten in permanent marker next to the "I/O BOARD PC10485-01" There is a place marked L10 which is directly in line with the AES OUT signal pin from the motherboard and the output connector where there's nothing- so this may be at least part of the problem. The AES IN works fine on this unit, and I was able to trace all the way from the connector to the pin on the header going back to motherboard. Any thoughts on what value I could use for L10? This isn't what I wanted to b doing when it's time to record :) > >
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Emu E4XT digital IO board
2010-05-20 by Wayne Griffin
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