The TASCAM IF-DA2 in an optional 2-in / 2-out Dante interface card for the SS-R250N and SS-CDR250N audio recorders. It enables the configuration, monitor control, and connection of the recorders with other devices via a Dante network. The IF-DA2 card supports sampling rates of 44.1, 48, and 96 kHz at 16- or 24-bit.

For SS-R250N and SS-CDR250N Recorders    Connects to Dante Network, 2-In / 2-Out    Sampling Frequency: 44.1, 48, and 96 kHz    Bit Length: 16-/24-Bit    RJ45 Port

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How many channels is the S/PDIF input?

A: The ESI Maya44 eX 4-In/4-Out PCIe Audio Interface has a single S/PDIFoptical input channel.

Q: 2. Is this compatable with the Acer ATC604 Desktop computer?

A: The ESI Maya44 eX is compatible for use with desktop computers that have a Windows Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, or 10 operating system, 2 GB RAM, and an available USB port.

Q: 3. How does one adjust record level from analog inputs? Many Thanks

A: The recording levels from the analog input signal on the TASCAM SS-CDR250N Two-Channel Networking CD and Media Recorder can be adjusted by using the internal menus. You will be able to navigate the the Input Level screen, then select Mic Level or Line Level, and then manually adjust the levels. The information is shown in the user manual on page 58: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/1015747.pdf

Q: 4. Can this record from a source in from an amp? Also, can you just play a CD.

A: The input source connection to the Tascam SS-CDR250N Two-Channel Networking CD and Media Recorder could accept a non-powered signal from an amplifier's signal output. The SS-CDR250N is capable of playing back commercial audio and data CDs in a variety of formats.

Q: 5. To be sure, this can record from cd to sd card, sd card to sd card, and SD card to cd?

A: The Tascam SS-CDR250N Two-Channel Networking CD and Media Recorder has the ability to record to SD Cards, USB Flash Drives, and CD-R/CD-RW discs. These media options cannot be chosen as source options however - only destinations. Input sources for recording to these media options would be external and connect to the SS-CDR250N via its back panel.

Q: 6. Will this device work with MacOS 11, 12, and/or 13?

A: The Maya44 ex is currently only listed as compatible with Mac OS 11 and earlier, and only with Intel-based machines (not M2 or M1).

Q: 7. Is CD recording is the same as burning a CD?

A: In a traditional sense, burning a CD refers to the process of transferring file information stored on a drive onto a CD disk. CD recording, as a function of the Tascam SS-CDR250N Two-Channel Networking CD and Media Recorder, refers to writing information to a CD from an external input source connected to the Tascam.

Q: 8. Can you route (via Dante Controller) separately to Headphone and Line Out? As in, are they separate Dante Receivers, or do you send it one signal and both headphone and line out get the same signal?

A: The AM2 has 2 channel I/O which means you can both listen to , and monitor 2 Dante channels. There is no way to split them up between the headphone out and line out.Thank you for your question.

Q: 9. So, I could use the two stereo inputs to record 4-channels from an analog source?

A: Yes, the ESI Maya44 eX 4-In/4-Out PCIe Audio Interface can be used to record four channels of audio from an analog source.

Q: 10. can this record multitrack wav files through Dante directly from a console (Allen and Heath SQ in multitrack recording format) ?

A: To be able to do that, the TASCAM SS-R250N with Dante card would need to connect to a managed network switch. The Allen & Heath SQ series Dante port would be connected to a different port on the same managed network switch. You would also have a computer connected to that managed network switch, with Audinate Dante Controller installed.