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Color Monitor port lets you attach an optional SVGA
monitor for display of many console functions including
fader banks, DSP and effects, surround sound, software
library, and file management. Video pixel resolution
is an impressive 1024 x 768 (8-bits), so the monitor
must be 72Hz or better. See your dealer for monitor
recommendations.
Keyboard
port accepts DIN 5 PC-compatible QWERTY keyboards
as an alternative method of accessing many D8B functions.
You can use a PS/2 (5-pin DIN) keyboard with an adaptor.
Mouse
port connects with most PS/2™-format mice or
trackballs.
OS
3.0's MIDI Map feature adds complete I/O control to
the console via MIDI:
MIDI
IN is used to bring in MIDI Time Code (MTC) from
a Modular Digital Multitrack (MDM) or other external
device. It can also be used to receive MIDI Program
Changes from outboard gear.
MIDI
OUT sends all D8B MIDI commands to recorders or
other MIDI-compatible devices as well as mapping D8B
controls to external MIDI device parameters.
Console
Data port links the CPU to the main console via
a 15- foot 25-pin cable (provided).
Power
Supply cable delivers smooth, triple-filtered juice
to the console via the BGRCT (grounded power cord).
IEC
power connectors. Well, you’d hardly expect
us to use a giant wall wart. The female IEC connector
can be used to power an optional SVGA monitor, espresso
machine, or electric chainsaw.
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