The HDSP 9652 from RME is a digital I/O PCI card for use with both Windows and Mac OS based computers. It offers three sets of ADAT optical I/O, ADAT-Sync In, SPDIF I/O and word clock I/O. Also included are two MIDI inputs and outputs (for a total of thirty-two channel) and TotalMix, a DSP-based real-time software mixer/router.

A clear structured and easy to understand set-up window plus an informative status windows for input signal, clock mode, sample rate and time code make working with the HDSP 9652 a real pleasure. When working with several digital sources it is not only necessary to know if these are properly locked, but also if they are totally synchronized. RME's SyncCheck function checks all input signals and displays their actual state.

A display of the time code at the ADAT Sync-In port offers a quick check of the communication between external device and the card. The HDSP 9652's Secure BIOS Technology allows the user to perform hardware updates via software/drivers without any risk. And because of its "Zero CPU Load" technology the card provides high performance and low latency.

Fifty-two channel Input/Output PCI card

Eight buffer size/latencies available

ASIO zero CPU load technology when using ALL 52 channels

Slave and master clock modes with automatic and intelligent master/slave clock control

Unsurpassed Bitclock PLL (audio synchronization) in ADAT mode

All settings changeable in realtime

Includes DIGICheck, a software tool for measuring, analysis and testing of various functions of the data stream

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I use for micro sd cards?

A: No, the AVODA 4-in-1 SIM Card Adapter BH #AVD41SCA is only for sim cards.

Q: 2. The case is made of metal or plastic?

A: This has a metal casing.

Q: 3. Can this card embed audio on the SDI output if my input audio is plugged into the breakout cable?

A: No it will not.

Q: 4. Does this item work with iPadOS?

A: Yes it has: OS Compatibility Mac, iPadOS, Windows, Linux, and Android compatible.

Q: 5. Can this read CFexpress type A cards too?

A: Yes

Q: 6. What is the function of the lock switch on the reader?

A: Regarding the Angelbird CFexpress Type A Card Reader, the write-protect switch protects against unintended file deletion and keeps your system from writing unwanted data files to your card. It ensures that NO date can be written, edited or deleted from the mounted Type A media.

Q: 7. Hi Do I "need" SanDisk Extreme Pro to take advantage of Canon 7D mark II speed or is SanDisk Extreme enough? How much does the speed between Extreme Pro vs Extreme when I shoot? is it small or barely noticeable or ... Thanks for all help Have a nice day Anders

A: The Extreme Pro would be a better fit for the 7D2, especially if you are doing rapid shooting.

Q: 8. will this device read first generation CF cards?

A: Unfortunately, the Transcend CFast 2.0 Card Reader is not compatible with Compact Flash memory cards.

Q: 9. Is this RME ADI2 DAC the updated version that comes with the AK4493 AKM decoder?

A: Yes. This comes with the most recent AK4493 upgrade.

Q: 10. Does this work with Sandisk Cfast cards?

A: Yes, the Sabrent CFast 2.0 Card Reader can accommodate San Disk CFast cards.