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Digigram Alp882e Multichannel Pcie Sound Card

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Part of the ALP-X professional sound-card range, the Digigram ALP882e is a versatile, 8-channel PCIe sound card designed for professional PC-based audio systems running Windows or Linux environments. ALP882e is a reliable and stable match for applications such as broadcast (24/7/365), audio production, and outstanding audio quality measurements.

The low-profile ALP882e is equipped with 8 balanced analog line inputs plus 4 stereo AES3 inputs, 8 balanced analog line outputs plus 4 AES3 outputs, 8 GPIs, and 8 GPOs. The zero-latency onboard FPGA 32x32 mixer (8 analog, 8 AES3, 16 software play/record) enables you to route and mix audio channels from physical and software input devices to physical and software output devices. The low-latency drivers are multicard (up to 8 ALP cards) and multiclient. Breakout cables for analog I/Os and digital I/Os are available separately.

For Professional Audio Applications Fits PCIe Slot, Windows/Linux 8 Analog Line Inputs 8 Analog Line Outputs 4 Stereo AES3 I/Os 8 GPIs and 8 GPOs Wordclock I/O, AES11 Input 24-Bit / 192 kHz AD/DA Conversion 32x32 Onboard Mixer Low-Latency Drivers

Key Specs
Channels of I/O	Analog: 8 Inputs / 8 Outputs at 44.1/48/88.2/96/176.4/192 kHz Digital: 8 Input / 8 Output at 44.1/48/88.2/96/176.4/192 kHz
Maximum Sampling Rate	192 kHz / 32-Bit (PCM)
Number of Microphone Inputs	No
Analog Audio I/O	8x XLR 3-Pin Balanced Line Input (on Optional Breakout Cable) 8x XLR 3-Pin Balanced Line Output (on Optional Breakout Cable)
Digital Audio I/O	8x XLR 3-Pin AES3 In & Out (on Optional Breakout Cable)
Host Connection	No
OS Compatibility	Windows 10 (32-/64-Bit) Linux
Power Requirements	PCIe
Parameters
Channels of I/O	Analog: 8 Inputs / 8 Outputs at 44.1/48/88.2/96/176.4/192 kHz Digital: 8 Input / 8 Output at 44.1/48/88.2/96/176.4/192 kHz
Built-In DSP	No
Maximum Sampling Rate	192 kHz / 32-Bit (PCM)
Number of Microphone Inputs	No
Built-In Microphone	No
Signal Processing
Gain/Trim Range	XLR Line Inputs: -24 dB to +16 dB (in 0.5 dB Steps, XLR Connector is Via Separately Available Cable) XLR Line Outputs: -90 dB to +12 dB (XLR Connector is Via Separately Available Cable) XLR Digital Inputs: -90 dB to +12 dB (XLR/AES3 Connector is Via Separately Available Cable) XLR Digital Inputs, Outputs: -90 dB to +12 dB (XLR/AES3 Connector is Via Separately Available Cable)
High-Pass Filter	No
Solo/Mute	No
Connectivity
Analog Audio I/O	8x XLR 3-Pin Balanced Line Input (on Optional Breakout Cable) 8x XLR 3-Pin Balanced Line Output (on Optional Breakout Cable)
Digital Audio I/O	8x XLR 3-Pin AES3 In & Out (on Optional Breakout Cable)
Host Connection	No
Host Connection Protocol	PCIe
USB (Non-Host)	No
Sync I/O	2x BNC Word Clock Input or Output (on Optional Breakout Cable)
Network I/O	No
MIDI I/O	No
Expansion Slots	No
Other I/O	2x DB-25 GPIO In/Out (on Non-Included Breakout Cable)
Wireless	No
Performance
Frequency Response	XLR Line Inputs: 20 Hz to 20 kHz ±0.83 dB (at 48 kHz) XLR Line Outputs: 10 Hz to 20 Hz ±0.57 dB (at 48 kHz)
Maximum Input Level	XLR Line Inputs: +24 dBu (Connector on Separately Available Cable)
Maximum Output Level	XLR Line Outputs: +24 dBu (Connector on Separately Available Cable)
Impedance	XLR Mic/Line Inputs: > 10 Kilohms (Balanced) XLR Line Outputs: < 100 Ohms (Balanced)
SNR	XLR Line Inputs: > 115 dBA > 112 dB (Unweighted) XLR Line Outputs: > 109 dBA > 106 dB (Unweighted)
THD+N	XLR Line Inputs: < -98 dB (At 22 dBu (1 kHz)) XLR Line Outputs: < -96 dB (At 22 dBu (1 kHz))
EIN	XLR Mic Inputs: < -124 dB (at +56 dB Gain, 48 kHz)
Digital Audio
Sample Rates	AES3: 32 / 44.1 / 48 / 64 / 88.2 / 96 / 128 / 176.4 / 192 kHz (PCM)
Bit Depths	8 / 16 / 24 / 32-Bit / 32-Bit Float (PCM)
Sync Sources	AES11, Internal, Word Clock
Audio Storage & Playback
Media/Memory Card Slot	No
Compatibility
OS Compatibility	Windows 10 or Later / Linux
OS Compatibility	Windows 10 (32-/64-Bit) Linux
Mobile App Compatible	No
Required Hardware	PCIe Card Slot
Power
Power Requirements	PCIe
Physical
Dimensions	6.6 x 2.7 x 0.8" / 16.8 x 6.9 x 2 cm

Low-profile PCIe audio card with 2 brackets
For Windows- and Linux-based audio systems
Fits in any type of PC/workstation/server with a PCIe slot
8 line-level balanced analog I/O channels
16 stereo software devices for playout and recording
Integrated 32x32 zero-latency FPGA-based mixer
AES11 synchronization input
Wordclock synchronization I/O
8 dry contact GPIs
8 relay GPOs
A/D and D/A Converters: 24-bit / 192 kHz
Sample rates: 32, 44.1, 48, 64, 88.2, 96, 128, 176.4, 192 kHz
Interboard synchronization up to 8 ALP-X cards
Made for standard application or custom design with help of Digigram control API

8 XLR female input connectors
8 XLR male output connectors

4 XLR female input connectors for AES3
4 XLR male output connectors for AES3
1 AES11 sync input connector
2 BNC connectors for wordclock I/O
2 D-Sub 25 female connectors for GPIs and GPOs

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I buy the nano by itself?

A: We do not sell the nano sim adapter by itself. We only sell this kit which includes the nano sim.

Q: 2. So, it only has 1 XLR input? Does it supply phantom power?

A: Hi John, The MixPre-3 II has 3 XLR inputs along with a stereo 3.5mm input as well. The XLR inputs can all supply phantom power, and the 3.5mm input has PIP (plug-in-power) available for 1 mic.

Q: 3. 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: 4. What material are these adapters made of?

A: Steel.

Q: 5. What is the range of the Wingman app? Can I be across the room?

A: Range anywhrere from 10 to 20 feet away should be fine unless there is other interference that will reduce the distance like what Sound Devices quoted.

Q: 6. Can I jam sync timecode using my Fujifilm X-T3?

A: Thank you for your question. Neither the Fujifilm or the Mix pre 3 generate time code. You would need to get an external time code syncing device and input the devices into the mic input on camera and the TRS AUX in on the mix pre. I suggest using the Tentacle Sync Sync E Timecode Generator with Bluetooth (Dual Set) BH #TETE2

Q: 7. Is there an option to buy a Dan Dugan auto mix?

A: For this application, SoundDevices offers MixAssist for their MixPre series recorders. https://www.sounddevices.com/product/mixassist-plugin/

Q: 8. Does this output timecode?

A: Yes it does.

Q: 9. Anyone experience a significant difference in performance between using L series batteries and eneloop pro AA? And/or do you have any experience with a difference in duration?

A: The "L" type battery is far more robust, longer lasting per charge, and more durable and convenient to use over time.

Q: 10. I am trying to decide btw Mixpre 3 and Mixpre 6, and leaning toward the MixPre 6 due to greater number of XLRs. But I notice one curious difference: the operating temperature max is listed at 140 degrees for the 3, but under 90 degrees for the 6. What accounts for this large difference? I'm not planning to work in the Sahara, but a standard summer day can easily reach 90 degrees so am concerned. Any advice on this? Have other customers run into heat problems with either the 3 or the 6?

A: We are correcting this error on our website. Thank you fo bringing this to our attention. Both items have the same environmental specifications: MixPre-6: Operating Temperature -4 to140°F / -20 to 60°C Storage Temperature -40 to 185°F / -40 to 85°C MixPre-3 II: Operating Temperature -4 to 140°F / -20 to 60°C Storage Temperature -40 to 185°F / -40 to 85°C For details related to construction and design: Sound Design: support@sounddevices.com +1 608.524.0625 main 800.505.0625 toll free

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