IF-AN 24 24 Channel AD/DA Module Pin outs And to what type of plug/ sock

[Christopher Smith]

Hi I am looking for this information IF-AN 24 24 Channel AD/DA Module Pin outs And to what type of plug/ sock

 

[carausius]

The 25 pin D-Sub connector fits on the back of the IF-AN 24, sending out 8 channels to or from your patch bay / mixer, either balanced jacks or XLR female or / male.

3 x 25 pin D-Sub to 8 channels inputs & outputs so 6 multicore looms in total. You probably only need one 25 pin D-Sub 8 way multicore loom for the recording inputs if you are recording 8 channels or less at one time, as you can actually assign the inputs to record on any channel.

https://cpc.farnell.com/pro-signal/psg01356/lead-25-d-t0-8x-jack-2m/dp/AV14524

The 25 pin D sub connection analogue wiring diagram download is on the product page above, if you want to make your own multicore looms.

I believe Tascam & other companies have the same 25 pin D-Sub connector analogue wiring, it's the digital versions which are different.

 

[Rob f]

The Tascam MX2424 does indeed use the "Tascam" pinout for both Analog & AES. Be aware that the AES & Analog pinouts are very different because AES send 2 signals down one pair. Therefore you get 8 ins & 8 outs on one Dsub25 However there are others, which fortunately are not so common now. Harrison has a pinout that is GHC in triangles from pin 1. i.e starting at the other end of the connector to Tascam. Yamaha has a completely random pinout for one of their boxes. Dolby has a weird pin out on some of their bixes, Euphonix used a different AES pinout to the Tascam one (guess how I found that out).

It pays to read the manual for anything you are connecting or face the possibility of having to do things twice