M-Audio Duo panel is set to 16-bits, or when more than one stereo pair is selected for input or

Contents DUOTM TroubleshootingUsers Manuual 9V AC 1 Amp “Wall Wart” power supply IntroductionWhat’s in the Box? Quick Start GuideMacintosh Duo FeaturesMinimum System Requirements Performance SpecsFront Panel Back Panel The Duo is a Bottom of UnitBasic Theory of Operation FROMCubase Hardware & Software Installation on the PCWindows XP Installation Windows 2000 InstallationWindows 98 Second Edition Installation Windows ME InstallationHardware & Software Installation on the Mac Hooking up your USB Audio Duo Using the Input and Output Level Switches Setting the Gain Using the Mic InputsOperating the Duo in Standalone mode will give you three options Phantom PowerUsing the Pad Switch Standalone ModeDuo Operation on the PC The USB Audio Configuration ManagerThe Duo and the Windows Sound System ASIO/EASI Operation The Duo, MME, and Your Music Programthe latest software technology ASIO/EASI Control Panel and Operating Modes on the PC within your music program driver versions currently in use by the USB Audio Duopanel is set to 16-bits, or when more than one stereo pair is selected for input or Advanced Tab Duo Operation on the MacintoshThe Macintosh Sound Manager ASIO Control Panel and Operating Modes on the Mac ASIO Operation on the MacintoshPage Optimizing Your System for USB Audio Problem No sound TroubleshootingGather Important Information Use Midiman/M-Audio ResourcesAnalog Audio Appendix A - Technical SpecificationsDigital Audio DUO-010802 Limited Lifetime Warranty