Edirol FA-101 , 9. Sample rate select switch, 16.Power indicator, 15.FireWire (IEEE 1394) indicator, 14.Headphone jack, 13.Headphone volume, 12.Direct monitor volume (direct monitor section), 11.STEREO/MONO select switch (direct monitor section), 10.Direct monitor soft control switch (direct monitor mixer section), [ Limitations when using the FA-101 at 192 kHz ]

Front and rear panel

9. Sample rate select switch

This specifies the sampling frequency at which audio data will be recorded and played back. In order to get this

setting to take effect, you must exit all of your software, then cycle the power to the FA-101 (switch it off, then

back on again).

* If you are using Macintosh and want to change the sampling frequency, you must first power down the FA-101. Then, access the Mac

System Preferences

–

Sound

, and verify that

EDIROL FA-101

has disappeared from the

Input

and

Output

panes.

Then, power up the FA-101 again. For information on how to display the Mac OS

System Preferences

–

Sound

, refer to

“Input/output device settings”

(p. 14).

You must set the

sample rate select switch

to match the sampling frequency selected in the software you

are using. If you use external synchronization mode (i.e., the DIGITAL IN switch turned on), the external

device’s sampling frequency must also be the same.

[ Limitations when using the FA-101 at 192 kHz ]

•

Input/output level indicators

The

input/output level indicators (4)

will not function during output.

•

Direct monitor

You can monitor only the signal input through the

combo input jacks (1)

10.Direct monitor soft control switch (direct monitor mixer section)

Turn this on ( pressed inward) if you want to control the direct monitor mixer (see block diagram

➔

front

cover) from your ASIO 2.0 compatible software. If this is on, your software will be able to control the monitor

volume, pan, and on/off status of each input jack.

If this is off, all settings of the direct monitor mixer will be ignored (= bypassed), allowing you to monitor the

input signals from all input jacks. This is convenient if you want to check the connections while temporarily

ignoring the software settings.

* This function is available only on Windows.

11.STEREO/MONO select switch (direct monitor section)

This selects whether the input signal will be monitored in stereo (STEREO) or monaural (MONO). Turn this on

( pressed inward) if you want to monitor in monaural.

Even if this is set to monaural (MONO), the audio signal is sent via FireWire (IEEE 1394) to your computer in

stereo.

fig.direct-volume

12.Direct monitor volume (direct monitor section)

This adjusts the monitor volume.

Turning this knob toward the left (OUT 1/2) will decrease the

level of the sound being input through the input jacks. Turning

the knob toward the right (MONITOR) will decrease the level of

the sound being output from your computer. At the center

position, the sound being output from your computer and the

sound being input via the input jacks will both be at 100% of

their level.

13.Headphone volume

This adjusts the volume that is output from the

headphone

jack (15)

. This does not affect the volume that is output from the rear panel

main output jacks (MAIN

OUT) (24)

14.Headphone jack

This jack outputs the mixed sound being input via the input jacks and the sound being output from the

computer (WAVE OUT 1/2 (in the case of WDM,

OUTPUT 1

➔

see p. 22)). The balance of these two is adjusted

by the

direct monitor volume (12)

Even if headphones are connected, the sound being sent from the rear panel's

main output jacks (MAIN

OUT) (24)

will not be cut off.

15.FireWire (IEEE 1394) indicator

Lights when the FA-101 is connected to your computer via a FireWire (IEEE 1394) cable.

16.Power indicator

Lights when the power is on.

Volume

100%

MONITOR

OUT 1/2

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