RE: [Alsa-user] RME Hammerfall / 9636/52 question

[Mark K. <mk...@co...>]

The 9636 has 2 ADAT ports + s/pdif. I own that one.

The 9652 is (I think) the same card, with another device that fills a second
slot, giving you another ADAT port + word clock support. See the RME site
for specifics, but this is what I remember when I purchased mine.

I believe that a 9636 user can purchase the extra little device to bring
himself up to the 9652 level.

Regards,
Mark

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Sent: Tuesday, September 17, 2002 11:41 AM
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Subject: [Alsa-user] RME Hammerfall / 9636/52 question


Hi!
I'm a bit confused about RME cards model names.
What is the real difference between an RME Hammerfall (standard/light/DSP)
and an RME 96 (9636/9652).
I have many cards here. On the box it says RME 9636/52, and there is a
picture of an hammer (falling ^_^) with a big "Project Hammerfall" logo.
Printed on the cards I can see "RME DIGI9636/52 rev1.5". I also have
expansion modules with a third ADAT and WordClock BNC's. Is this expansion
board also that makes a difference in model naming?

Argh!!! :-&

Thanks in advance

Luca Corti


Studio Azzurro Produzioni s.r.l.
Via Davanzati 5
20158 Milano, ITALY
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fax +39 02 3760079



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