Roland DIF-AT Owner's Manual

About this manual

The Roland DIF-AT is an interface designed to exchange audio signals and synchronize commands between an RMDB2-compatible device and digital multitrack recorders. It supports connections with Alesis ADAT units (such as the ADAT XT/LT20/XT20/M20) and TASCAM DA series devices (DA-98/88/38). The unit facilitates the exchange of up to eight channels of audio signals and allows for slave synchronization in specific configurations.

What's inside

• USING THE UNIT SAFELY
• IMPORTANT NOTES
• Front and Rear Panels
• Connecting an RMDB2 Device and an ADAT
• Connecting an RMDB2-Compatible Device and a TASCAM DA Series Device
• Switching the Power On and Off
• Operation
• Specifications

Frequently asked questions

What is the primary function of the Roland DIF-AT?

The unit exchanges audio signals on up to eight channels between an RMDB2-compatible device and a digital multitrack recorder that uses tape.

Which specific tape-based recorders are compatible with the DIF-AT?

The DIF-AT works with Alesis ADAT units and TEAC DA-98, DA-88, and DA-38 models.

What happens to the ADAT Indicator light when the system is active?

The light turns on when an Alesis ADAT and an RMDB2-compatible device are connected and both devices are powered up.