YAMAHA LMY2-MLAB LMY4-MLF User Guide

This is a manual for LMY2-MLAB, a two-channel analog input card with an input range of -68dB to +10dB.


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Brand
Yamaha
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
3
File format
PDF
File size
105 KB
Published
12 June, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
BDD02406BEAF04B62B6659A825F6C32C

About this manual

This document provides instructions for installing four specific expansion cards into Yamaha Analog Input Box AI8 or Analog Output Box AO8. It includes critical warnings that installation must be performed by an authorized Yamaha service engineer and details the compatibility requirements with PMID system software versions.

The guide details the technical specifications for each card model, including input/output levels, impedance, connector types (XLR), and audio conversion capabilities such as bit depth and oversampling rates. It also lists specific operational notes regarding LED indicators and phantom power supply.

What's inside

  • Installation Warnings
  • Software Compatibility
  • LMY2-MLAB Specifications
  • LMY4-MLF Specifications
  • LMY4-AD Specifications
  • LMY4-DA Specifications

Specifications

Input Level Range (LMY2-MLAB, LMY4-MLF)-68 dB to +10 dB
Connector Type (Input Cards)XLR-3-31 type
AD Conversion (LMY2-MLAB, LMY4-MLF, LMY4-AD)24 bit linear +4 bit floating
DA Conversion (LMY4-DA)24 bit linear +3 bit floating
Output Level Range (LMY4-DA)+15 dB to +24 dB
Connector Type (Output Card)XLR-3-32 type

Frequently asked questions

Who should install these cards?

You must ask an authorized Yamaha service engineer to install the cards; do not install them yourself.

What software version is required for LMY4-MLF?

You must use PMID V1.70 or higher, as earlier versions cannot communicate with this card.

Does the LMY2-MLAB work with older software?

Yes, it functions properly even if recognized as 'LMY2-ML' by software prior to V1.70.

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