Cannot get adat channels 5 through 8 to produce signal in logic

Recently bought an audient as880 going in to a universal audio apollo twin, I receive and hear signal on the console adat 1 through to 8 yet even with armed tracks correct input selected I cannot get adat channels 5 through 8 to produce signal in logic

Jamo82000 wrote:
I am recording at 44.1, I receive signal but only through channels 3 and 4 and no others regardless which channel is selected.
The word clock is on the Ua as this is the master the 880 can only be a slave.
Thanks for coming back I appreciate the feedback
Well, I don't know if this is your problem but you should have a single lightpipe cable coming out of the 880 into the Apollo, correct?
The 880 should be set to Internal clock 44.1 the Apollo should sync to clock that's coming in on the lightpipe cable.
What I described is the standard correct method for connecting two digital units in the configuration you're using.
The Apollo can sync to external clock can't it. Also, if the Apollo has digital settings make sure they're on "8-ch ADAT" not s/pdif. (which is stereo two channel input)
The problems you're describing could be caused by not having the clocks set correctly.

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