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Troubleshooting
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Problem No sound
Setting the Gain
Phantom Power
Duo Features
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Contents
DUOTM
Troubleshooting
Users Manuual
9V AC 1 Amp “Wall Wart” power supply
Introduction
What’s in the Box?
Quick Start Guide
Macintosh
Duo Features
Minimum System Requirements
Performance Specs
Front Panel
Back Panel
The Duo is a
Bottom of Unit
Basic Theory of Operation
FROM
Cubase
Hardware & Software Installation on the PC
Windows XP Installation
Windows 2000 Installation
Windows 98 Second Edition Installation
Windows ME Installation
Hardware & Software Installation on the Mac
Hooking up your USB Audio Duo
Using the Input and Output Level Switches
Setting the Gain
Using the Mic Inputs
Operating the Duo in Standalone mode will give you three options
Phantom Power
Using the Pad Switch
Standalone Mode
Duo Operation on the PC
The USB Audio Configuration Manager
The Duo and the Windows Sound System
ASIO/EASI Operation
The Duo, MME, and Your Music Program
the 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 Duo
panel is set to 16-bits, or when more than one stereo pair is selected for input or
Advanced Tab
Duo Operation on the Macintosh
The Macintosh Sound Manager
ASIO Control Panel and Operating Modes on the Mac
ASIO Operation on the Macintosh
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Optimizing Your System for USB Audio
Problem No sound
Troubleshooting
Gather Important Information
Use Midiman/M-Audio Resources
Analog Audio
Appendix A - Technical Specifications
Digital Audio
DUO-010802
Limited Lifetime Warranty
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