User manual FRONTIER DESIGN TRANZPORT

[. . . ] TranzPortTM User's Guide Version 1. 0 This User's Guide provides detailed information about setting up and using the TranzPort wireless DAW controller. The CD-ROM included with TranzPort contains additional information, including setup guides for using TranzPort with specific recording applications and control plug-ins in your digital audio workstation. IMPORTANT: The TranzPort CD-ROM contains setup guides for some applications. Additional setup guides for other applications will be added to our web site as they become available. [. . . ] Press and hold both the SHIFT and STOP buttons, then momentarily press the BATTERY button. First, it will verify its communication with its radio chip, and print an "OK" message. Press the TranzPort remote buttons one at a time and verify that an asterisk appears below the corresponding character in the display, as indicated in the table below. For buttons that have an associated light, verify that the light illuminates when the button is pressed. For example, when you press the "< Track" button, an asterisk should appear below "<" in the display. When you press the MUTE button, an asterisk should appear below "m" in the display and the MUTE light should illuminate. When you press the footswitch (if you have one), an asterisk should appear below "F" in the display. Button < TRACK TRACK > REC MUTE SOLO UNDO IN OUT PUNCH LOOP SHIFT PREV ADD NEXT REW (<<) FFWD (>>) STOP PLAY (>) RECORD FOOTSWITCH Character < > r m s u i o p l ^ P a n b f S P R F Light REC MUTE SOLO ANY SOLO PUNCH LOOP RECORD TranzPort User's Guide Page 7 of 15 8. Verify that asterisks completely fill the bottom line of the LCD display and that all lights except the LINK light are on. Turn the data wheel to replace the line of asterisks with a single rectangular box in the display: 10. As you rotate the data wheel, the box will move left or right one character position with each tick of the data wheel, wrapping to the opposite edge of the display when moved past either edge. Move the data wheel clockwise and counter-clockwise, verifying that the box character moves right and left accordingly. Press the BATTERY button to leave the built-in test mode and return the TranzPort remote to normal operation. Put the TranzPort into sleep mode, or remove the batteries so you can test its USB interface independently. Connect the TranzPort USB interface to a computer that has TranzPort drivers installed. Press the button on the TranzPort USB interface and verify that its green light blinks rapidly (bind mode) for approximately 10 seconds and then returns to idle mode, with its light out. Wake the TranzPort remote or reinstall its batteries, and look at the display to verify that it shows a sign-on message for about 3 seconds and then automatically clears. Make sure the TranzPort remote is at least 2 feet (0. 6 meters) away from its USB interface. Press and hold the SHIFT button while you press the BATTERY, and look at the display to verify that binding is in progress. Press the button on the TranzPort USB interface and verify that both of these indicators appear within 10 seconds: · The light on the USB interface stays on solid (not blinking) · The LINK light on the TranzPort remote stays on solid (not blinking) If all steps in the test are completed successfully, then the hardware in your TranzPort remote and its USB interface are fully functional. If any steps in the test are not successful, please contact customer support at Frontier Design Group (support@frontierdesign. com) for assistance. TranzPort User's Guide Page 8 of 15 Installing Drivers in Windows 2000/XP 1. IMPORTANT: Make sure that your TranzPort USB interface is NOT connected to your computer to begin this installation! [. . . ] This product has been found to comply with the FCC's RF Exposure requirements. This device should not be collocated or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. Caution: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Frontier Design Group could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. [. . . ]