Tonino Lamborghini MDR24/96 Hub, 10 Base-Tvs. 100 Base-T, Important:

MDR 24/96

Hub

A Hub is an active device that is designed to connect several Ethernet devices in a “star” network. Each device connects to the hub, and the hub routes communication among the devices by sorting out destination IP addresses. If you already have a network, you probably have a hub. If you wish to connect the MDR24/96 to a computer that is already connected to a network or that you regularly use to connect to the Internet, a hub would be a worthwhile addition to your system, allowing you to have all the cables connected all the time.

Important: When connecting through a hub, do not use a Crossover cable. Hubs are designed to use standard cables.

10 Base-T vs. 100 Base-T

The recorder’s Ethernet card is hardware configured to operate at 100 Mbps. If you wish to connect an MDR24/96 to an existing Ethernet network that is configured for 10 Mbps transmission rates, it is necessary to use a 10/100 autosensing hub and/or a rate converter. Most hubs today are autosensing.

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Contents

Time Display To change the Current Time: Locate Points and Looping To recall a Locate point: To store numbered Locate points: Cut Copy Paste Redo Set Mute <-TRACKEDITMENU[2] MuteVirtual Record Safe Auto Take Monitoring All Input To enable All Input: Auto Input Metering and Setting Record Levels To get the best sound from the MDR24/96: Auto Punch Rehearse Footswitch Operation To change footswitch function for the MDR24/96 or a Mackie Remote: <-SYSTEMMENU[2] Footswitch MDR RemoteClockAbout Editing Delete Last Also purge audio files created during last record pass Cancel No Yes Alternate method: Cut Copy Paste START:00:02:17:12 END:00:02:20:04 (trackselect record) Start End Cut Join Cut Join (trackselect record) Start Paste Insert START:00:02:17:12 END:00:02:20:04 (trackselect = record) Start End Cancel Copy Copy (trackselect = record) TRACK EDIT MENU [1] Undo- Cut Copy Paste Redo undo:Pasteredo:Copy #:32 Undo Redo Exit Editing Examples Replacing a Multiple Track Chorus Deleting a Section of Audio Making a Vocal Comp Editing on a Computer Disk Management Formatting Drives To format and verify media performance from the MDR24/96: DISK UTILITY MENU Mount Format Verify Verify Drive Performance Format Verify To Verify the Performance of external media: Mount/Refresh Drives Mount To Mount drives: Appendix A: Troubleshooting and Service Appendix B: Specifications Physical Electrical Motherboard/CPU Loading disk image One, Please wait To upgrade system software: Appendix D: Analog I/O Pinout Appendix E: Compatible Cables Analog and Digital Multitrack Cables Horizon Music, Inc Hosa Technology, Inc Marshall Electronics Other Cables Apogee Electronics Corporation Canare Whirlwind Appendix F: Networking (FTP) Setup Peer-to-PeerNetworking Required Cables and Hardware Hardware Interconnection Computer Software Required Network Configuration System #1 Settings (MDR24/96) Configuring the MDR24/96 FTP Server System #2 Settings (second computer or other Ethernet device) Windows 95/98 Configuring TCP/IP: TCP/IP Is Not Listed Macintosh OS FTP Client Configuration Troubleshooting Networking Glossary TCP/IP FTP IP Address Hub 10 Base-Tvs. 100 Base-T MDR2496 Page Ode to Masters Little Bit of Love