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Behringer UMA25S Manual

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1UMA25S
U-CONTROL
- U-CONTROL
- 2UMA25S
  - 3AUDIO INPUTS
  - MIC IN
    - Connectors
    - 1/8" TRS connectors
    - Input impedance
    - 5 kΩ
    - Max. input level
    - +6 dBV
  - LINE IN
    - Connector
    - RCA connector
    - approx. 27 kΩ
    - 0 dBV
  - AUDIO OUTPUTS
  - LINE OUT
    - Output impedance
    - approx. 400 Ω
  - PHONES
    - 1/8" TRS connector
    - approx. 50 Ω
    - Max. output level
    - -8dBV, 2 x 1.3 mW @ 100 Ω
  - DIGITAL PROCESSING
    - Converters
    - 16-bitconverters
    - Sampling rate
    - 32.0 kHz, 44.1 kHz, 48.0 kHz
  - USB INTERFACE
    - Type A
    - Type
    - USB 2.0; full-speed12 Mbit/s; USB MIDI class-compliant
  - MIDI INTERFACE
    - 5-pinDIN connector OUT
  - CONTROL ELEMENTS
    - Controls
    - 8 rotary knobs
    - 1 pitch bend wheel
    - 1 modulation wheel
    - 1 volume slider
    - Buttons
    - 8 push buttons
    - Pedal inputs
    - 1 sustain, 1/4" TS connector with automatic polarity detection
    - 1 expression, 1/4" TS connector
  - DISPLAY
    - 3-digit, 7-segmentLED display
  - SYSTEM INFORMATION
    - Frequency response
    - 10 Hz – 20 kHz, ± 1 dB @ 44.1 kHz sampling rate
    - 10 Hz – 22 kHz, ± 1 dB @ 48.0 kHz sampling rate
    - THD
    - 0.05 % typ. @ -10dBV, 1kHz
    - Crosstalk
    - -65dB, 1 kHz
    - S/N ratio
    - A/D 88 dB typ. @ 1 kHz, A-weighted
    - D/A 100 dB typ. @ 1 kHz, A-weighted
  - POWER SUPPLY
    - USB connection
    - 5 V _, max. 200mA
    - External
    - 9 V _, max. 200mA
  - DIMENSIONS/WEIGHT
    - Dimensions (H x W x D)
    - approx. 1.8" x 18.1" x 8.7" (46 mm x 460 mm x 220 mm)
    - Weight
    - approx. 4.85 lbs (2.2 kg)

24 pages3.43 Mb

2Table of Contents
- 3Important Safety
- Instructions
- Caution
- Legal Disclaimer
- Limited Warranty
- § 1 Warranty
- § 2 Online registration
- § 3 Return materials authorization
- 4§ 4 Warranty Exclusions
- § 5 Warranty transferability
- § 6 Claim for damage
- § 7 Limitation of liability
- §8 Other warranty rights and national law
- § 9 Amendment
51.Introduction
- 1.1 Before you get started
- 61.2 System requirements
- 1.3 Hardware configuration
- 71.3.1Stand-alonemode
- 1.3.2 USB mode (Default)
- 1. USB mode with MIDI THRU (default):
82. Software Installation
- 2.1 Driver installation
- 2.2 Music software
93.Controls and Connections
104. UMA25S as Audio Interface
115.UMA25S as USB/MIDI Controller
- 5.1 Presets
- 5.2Real-timecontrol using the control elements
- 12What can I control with the UMA25S
- And how does it work
- 5.2.1 Changing the velocity curve
- 5.2.2 The octave and transpose functions
- Octave function:
- Activating the Octave function (OCT ASSIGN):
- 135.3Assignment of control elements using the learn function
- 145.4Assignment of control messages in edit mode
- 155.5MIDI messages
- 165.5.2Control changes
- CC messages triggered by keys:
- Examples of assigning controllers (CC, NRPN, GS/XG):
- 5.5.3 NRPN
- 5.5.4 Note messages
- Playing notes on the keyboard:
- Triggering Note messages using push buttons (switch elements):
- Free assignment of Note messages to keys:
- 175.5.5Pitch bend
- 5.5.6 After-touch
- 5.5.7 MIDI machine control (MMC)
- 5.5.8 GS/XG parameters
- 5.5.9 Using keys as control elements
- Triggering Note messages with keys:
- Triggering CC messages with keys:
- Selecting multiple keys for the Key Trigger function:
- 185.6More functions in edit mode
- 195.7 Settings in global mode
206. Specifications
217. Appendix
23FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION COMPLIANCE INFORMATION
- U-CONTROLUMA25S
- 18912 North Creek Parkway
- USA
- Phone: +1 425 672
- Fax: +1 425 673
- Important information:

24 pages2.38 Mb

2Table of Contents
- 3Important Safety
- Instructions
- Caution
- LEGAL DISCLAIMER
- LIMITED WARRANTY
- § 1 Warranty
- § 2 Online registration
- § 3 Return materials authorization
- 4§ 4 Warranty Exclusions
- § 5 Warranty transferability
- § 6 Claim for damage
- § 7 Limitation of liability
- §8 Other warranty rights and national law
- §9 Amendment
51.Introduction
- 1.1 Before you get started
- 61.2 System requirements
- 1.3 Hardware configuration
- 71.3.1Stand-alonemode
- 1.3.2 USB mode (Default)
- 1. USB mode with MIDI THRU (Default):
82. Software Installation
- 2.1 Driver installation
93.Controls and Connections
104. UMA25S as Audio Interface
115.UMA25S as USB/MIDI Controller
- 5.1 Presets
- 5.2Real-timecontrol using the control elements
- 12What can I control with the UMA25S
- And how does it work
- 5.2.1 Changing the velocity curve
- 5.2.2 The octave and transpose functions
- Octave function:
- Activating the Octave function (OCT ASSIGN):
- 135.3Assignment of control elements using the learn function
- 145.4Assignment of control messages in edit mode
- 155.5MIDI messages
- 165.5.2Control changes
- CC messages triggered by keys:
- Examples of assigning controllers (CC, NRPN, GS/XG):
- 5.5.3 NRPN
- 5.5.4 Note messages
- Playing notes on the keyboard:
- Triggering Note messages using push buttons (switch elements):
- Free assignment of Note messages to keys:
- 175.5.5Pitch bend
- 5.5.6 After-touch
- 5.5.7 MIDI machine control (MMC)
- 5.5.8 GS/XG parameters
- 5.5.9 Using keys as control elements
- Triggering Note messages with keys:
- Triggering CC messages with keys:
- Selecting multiple keys for the Key Trigger function:
- 185.6More functions in edit mode
- 195.7 Settings in global mode
206. Specifications
217. Appendix
23FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION COMPLIANCE INFORMATION
- U-CONTROLUMA25S
- USA
- Phone: +1 425 672
- Fax: +1 425 673
- Important information:

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Behringer UMA25S User Manual

23 pages2.68 Mb

2U-CONTROL UMA25S
- Important safety instructions
3UMA25S
- U-CONTROL
  - 4Table of contents
  - Foreword
    - 1. Introduction ...............................................................5
    - 2.Software Installation ................................................8
  - 5U-CONTROL UMA25S
    - 1. Introduction
    - - 1.1 Before you get started
        1.1.1 Shipment
    - - 1.1.2 Initial operation
      - IMPORTANT INSTALLATION INFORMATION:
    - 6
      - 1.1.3 Online registration
      - 1.1.4 Product contents
      - 1.2 System requirements
    - - 1.3 Hardware configuration
        71.3.1 Stand-alone mode
        1.3.2 USB mode (default)
      - 82. Software installation
        2.1 Driver installation
        2. Software installation
        2.1.1 Windows XP MIDI driver
        2.1.2 Windows XP audio driver
        2.2 Music software
        2.2.1 Music production
        2.2.2 Instruments and effects
        2.2.3 Podcasting software
        3. Controls and connections
      - 3. Controls and connections
    - 9
      - 4. UMA25S as audio interface
    - 10
      - 4. UMA25S as audio interface
      - 5. UMA25S as USB/MIDI controller
        5.1 Presets
        5.1.1 Loading presets
        5.1.2 Storing presets
    - 11
      - 5.1.3 Restoring default presets
    - - 5.2 Real-time control using the control elements
    - 12
      - 5.2.1 Changing the velocity curve
      - 5.2.2 The Octave and Transpose functions
    - 13
      - 5.2.3 The MMC function
      - 5.2.4 The Panic function
      - 5.2.5 The Mute function
    - - 5.3 Assignment of control elements using the Learn function
    - - 5.4 Assignment of control messages in Edit Mode
    - 14
      - 5.5 MIDI Messages
        5.5.1 Program Change and MIDI Bank Select
    - 15
      - 5.5.2 Control Changes
    - 16
      - 5.5.3 NRPN
    - - 5.5.4 Note messages
    - - 5.5.5 Pitch Bend
    - 17
      - 5.5.6 After-Touch
    - - 5.5.7 MIDI Machine Control (MMC)
    - - 5.5.8 GS/XG parameters
    - - 5.5.9 Using keys as control elements
    - - 5.6 More functions in Edit Mode
        5.6.1 Show Element function
    - 18
      - 5.6.2 Channel Array function
      - 5.6.3 Channel Assign function
    - 19+
      - t
      - Single MMC Frame
      - All Dump
      - ID Dump
      - 5.6.4 Snapshot Send (Send TX)
    - +
      - 5.6.5 Sending a Notes Off message
      - 5.6.6 Action Send function
      - 5.7 Settings in Global Mode
        Global Receive Ch. Device
        Rate Select
        Factory
        Rese
        1-16, Off 1 - 16 Run/ End Run/
        End Off, 24, 25,
        30d, 30 FAC
    - +
      - 6. Specifications
    - 20
      - 6. Specifications
      - 217. Appendix
        227. Appendix
        8. Warranty
      - 238. Warranty

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