The latest generation stereo sound card designed for the most demanding professional audio applications.
ALP222e-MIC
Universally acclaimed, unchanged Digigram features are still up to meet your challenges. Your favourite, trusted PCX and VX cards essentials still fuel the new Digigram ALP-X range.Â
Same quality, same high standards. A new technology core for this new cards range will push back the limits, offer enhanced performances and simplify users’ daily routines with ALP-X sound cards.
ALP222e-MICÂ is a low profile PCIe stereo sound card designed for operating in continuous 24/7/365 use-environments, as part of professional audio applications based on Windows or Linux operating systems. The card offers analog and digital audio connectivity, and features an on-board 8×8-channel mixer that allows for the routing and mixing inputs to the outputs.
The low latency drivers are multicard (up to 8 ALP cards) and multi-client.
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For Windows
and Linux
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Multi-applications
Hiccup free reliability
Benefits
Outstanding audio quality and performance
Onboard high quality mic preamps
Made for regular application or custom design with help of Digigram control API
Specifications
Format
DimensionsÂ
L: 168 mm x H: 69 mm x l: 20 mm L: 6.6 inch; H: 2.7 inch; l: 0.8 inch
Form Factor
Low profile (standard and low profile brackets included)
Expansion BusÂ
PCI Express TM (PCIe TM) x1 (x2, x4, x8, x16 compatible)
Drivers
Supported OS
Windows: as of Windows 10 and Server 2016
Linux: from the 64-bit Kernel 4.19 onwards (according to kernel.org). Â
Drivers
Windows: Asio, Wasapi/DirectSound
Linux: Alsa – The Alsa driver is currently supplied by Digigram so that you can compile it for your Linux distribution.
One Driver PackageÂ
Multi-application and multi-card API available
Control panel
Digigram ALP-X ASIO Settings (On Windows)
• Asio Control Panel: up to 8 ALP-X cards
(intercard synchronization)
• Select I/Os used through Asio
(others can be used through Wasapi)
Digigram ALP-X Manager (On Windows)
• A unique control panel for the whole ALP-X range
• Manages up to 8 ALP-X cards
• 2 working modes
Light: Set the card as 2 I/O channels (like stereo VX / PCX cards)
Full: Set the card as 4 I/O channels (analog and AES3)
Main functions
Zero latency FPGA-based mixer
Adjustment of input and output levels
Mixing before monitoring and recording
Clock & sync selection
GPIO status
Hardware specifications
INPUTS
Analog
2 Balanced Mic / line level inputs
A/D Converter: 24 bits / 192 kHz
Line level
– Maximum input level/impedance: +24 dBu / >10 kΩ
– Adjustable analog gain: from -88 dB to +39 dB, in 0.5 dB steps
– Adjustable digital gain: from -90 dB to +12 dB in 0.1 dB steps
Mic level
– Maximum input level/impedance: +10 dBu / >10 kΩ
– Adjustable analog gain: from -0dB to +65 dB, in 0.5 dB steps
– Maximum sensitivity: 0 dBfs for a -55 dBu input signal
– Switchable 48 V phantom power on each input
– Equivalent Input Noise: <-124 dB @ Gain 65 dB (48kHz)
Digital
1 stereo AES3 input
Adjustable digital gain: from -90 dB to +12 dB, in 0.1 dB steps
Sample rate (kHz): 32, 44.1, 48, 64, 88.2, 96, 128, 176.4, 192
Hardware Sample Rate Converter frequency ratio:
from 1:8 to 7,5:1
Others
1 AES11 synchronization input
1 Word Clock synchronization input
2 dry contact GPIs
OUTPUTS
Analog
2 servo-balanced line outputs
D/A Converter: 24 bits / 192 kHz
Max level / Impedance: +24 dBu / <100 Ohms
Adjustable digital gain: from -90 dB to +12 dB, in 0.1 dB steps
1 stereo headphone output (20 mW for 600 Ω)
Digital
1 stereo AES3 output
Adjustable output gain: from -90 dB to +12 dB, in 0.1 dB steps
Sample rate (kHz): 32, 44.1, 48, 64, 88.2, 96, 128, 176.4, 192
Other
2 relay GPOs (0.5 A, 48 VCC)
1 Word Clock output
Analog audio performances
Frequency response
@48 kHz: 20 Hz – 20 kHz
Inputs : +/- 0.5 dB
Outputs : +/- 0.08 dB
SNR
Inputs
A-Weighted: >110 dBA
Unweighted: >108 dB
Outputs
A-Weighted: >115 dBA
Unweighted: >112 dB
THD + Noise
Inputs: <-96 dB @18 dBu (1 kHz)
Outputs: <-101 dB @18 dBu (1 kHz)
Crosstalk
Inputs
-111 dB @1 kHz / -110 dB @15 kHz
Outputs
-130 dB @1 kHz / -111 dB @15 kHz
Channel phase
Inputs: < 0.01° @1 kHz
Outputs: < -7.5° @ 1kHz
Sample format
PCM (8, 16, 24, 32 and 32 float bits), Float IEEE754
CABLE & CONNECTORS SPECIFICATIONS
Breakout cable
Total breakout cable length: 1 m
XLRs for audio I/Os and AES11 input
BNC for Word Clock I/O
DB9 for GPIO
Inter board synchronization
Headphones: 3.5 mm TRS female jack
SYNCHRONIZATION SOURCES
Internal clock (kHz)
11.025, 16, 22.05, 24, 32, 44.1, 48, 64, 88.2, 96, 128, 176.4, 192
AES11 (kHz)
32, 44.1, 48, 64, 88.2, 96, 128, 176.4, 192
Word Clock input (kHz)
32, 44.1, 48, 64, 88.2, 96, 128, 176.4, 192
Intercard clock* (possibility to connect up to 8 ALP-X cards linked with an inter-board sync cable)
Q&A
Sound cards
Which Linux Distribution are supported for sound cards ?
LoLa soundcards and multichannels VX/PCX series are supported on every Linux distribution, as the ALSA driver is part of the kernel.
The VX and PCX stereo cards have precompiled versions for Debian, Ubuntu, CentOs, Fedora, and OpenSuse-based distributions. For the LX series, the following distributions are supported: Ubuntu LTS / Debian LTS / CentOS 7.
For other Linux distributions, we propose a service for providing an adequate compiled and installable driver package. UAX and Cancun series will work on every Linux distribution.
My sound card is not detected by Windows
Make sure that you downloaded the lasted driver on our website. Indeed, from time to time we have to make component updates that require a new driver.
