Roland DIF-AT: Difference between revisions

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I didn't go much into the TDIF as I don't have anything TDIF capable. Both RBUS and TDIF are long obsolete, but ADAT is still going strong. ~~https~~:~~//www.panix.com/~jens/da-88/tdif.html~~

I didn't go much into the TDIF as I don't have anything TDIF capable. Both RBUS and TDIF are long obsolete, but ADAT is still going strong. A pinout of the TDIF connector is shown here:

~~A pinout of the TDIF connector is shown at the above link~~. TDIF uses balanced connections, it is a more professional format. Tascam digital dsub connection is now a standard~~, but it~~ is different to TDIF.

https://www.panix.com/~jens/da-88/tdif.html

TDIF uses balanced connections, it is a more professional format. Tascam digital dsub connection is now a standard. It is different to TDIF, though has its origins there.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tascam_Digital_Interface

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https://www.gearnews.com/the-history-of-adat-how-alesis-changed-digital-recording/

Nice write ups here with lots of details. I use optical ADAT. There is no pinout to mention. It uses TORX connectors, which are now obsolete. The connectors been modernised with a spring door to keep out dust. The original ~~has~~ removable dust caps which are invariably lost over time.<br />

Nice write ups here with lots of details. I use optical ADAT. There is no pinout to mention. DIF-AT uses TORX connectors, which are now obsolete. The connectors been modernised with a spring door to keep out dust. The original have removable dust caps which are invariably lost over time.<br />

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-I didn't go much into the TDIF as I don't have anything TDIF capable.  Both RBUS and TDIF are long obsolete, but ADAT is still going strong.  https://www.panix.com/~jens/da-88/tdif.html
+I didn't go much into the TDIF as I don't have anything TDIF capable.  Both RBUS and TDIF are long obsolete, but ADAT is still going strong.  A pinout of the TDIF connector is shown here:
-A pinout of the TDIF connector is shown at the above link.  TDIF uses balanced connections, it is a more professional format.  Tascam digital dsub connection is now a standard, but it is different to TDIF.
+https://www.panix.com/~jens/da-88/tdif.html
+TDIF uses balanced connections, it is a more professional format.  Tascam digital dsub connection is now a standard.  It is different to TDIF, though has its origins there.
 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tascam_Digital_Interface
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 https://www.gearnews.com/the-history-of-adat-how-alesis-changed-digital-recording/
-Nice write ups here with lots of details.  I use optical ADAT.  There is no pinout to mention.  It uses TORX connectors, which are now obsolete.  The connectors been modernised with a spring door to keep out dust.  The original has removable dust caps which are invariably lost over time.<br />
+Nice write ups here with lots of details.  I use optical ADAT.  There is no pinout to mention.  DIF-AT uses TORX connectors, which are now obsolete.  The connectors been modernised with a spring door to keep out dust.  The original have removable dust caps which are invariably lost over time.<br />
 ==Repairs -==