User manual LEXICON I-ONIX U82S

[. . . ] Owner's Manual IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS WARNING FOR YOUR PROTECTION READ THE FOLLOWING: KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS HEED ALL WARNINGS FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS THE APPARATUS SHALL NOT bE ExPOSED TO DRIPPING OR SPLASHING LIqUID AND NO ObjECT FILLED WITHI LIqUID, SUCH AS vASES, SHALL bE PLACED ON THE APPARATUS. DO NOT INSTALL NEAR ANY HEAT SOURCES SUCH AS RADIATORS, HEAT REGISTERS, STOvES, OR OTHER APPARATUS (INCLUDING AMPLIFIERS) THAT PRODUCE HEAT. ONLY USE ATTACHMENTS/ACCESSORIES SPECIFIED bY THE MANUFACTURER. Safety InStructIOnS Notice For customers iF Your uNit is equipped With A poWer cord. WArNiNG: this AppLiANce shALL Be coNNected to A mAiNs socKet outLet With A protectiVe eArthiNG coNNectioN. [. . . ] 48v LeD Lights when phantom power is active for the Mic/Line 1 and 2 input pair. Phantom power can be turned on for any combi-jack input pair via the 48V buttons on the back panel. Dynamic microphones do not require phantom power to operate, but are not harmed by it. If you are unsure about the phantom power requirements for your microphone, consult your microphone's documentation or contact the manufacturer. 8. InStruMent 2 LeD Lights when a 1/4" plug is inserted into the Instrument 2 jack on the right side panel. 9. MIc/LIne/InSt 2 GaIn KnOB Adjusts the input gain level for Mic/Line 2 or Instrument 2. 10. MIc/LIne GaIn KnOB Adjusts the input gain level for the indicated Mic/Line input. 11. StereO ButtOn anD StereO LeD This button toggles between Stereo mode and Mono mode for the Mic/Line inputs on either side of it. In Stereo mode (Stereo LED is on), the left input signal (Mic/Line 3, for example) is sent to the Left Main Out, while the right input signal (Mic/ Line 4, for example) is sent to the Right Main Out. In Mono mode (Stereo LED is off ), each pair of input signals is mixed together and sent to the Left and Right Main Outs as a mono signal. 12. 48v LeD Lights when phantom power is active for the inputs on either side of the LED. Phantom power can be turned on for each combi-jack input pair via the 48V buttons on the back panel. Dynamic microphones do not require phantom power to operate, but are not harmed by it. If you are unsure about the phantom power requirements for your microphone, consult your microphone's documentation or contact the manufacturer. 13. OutPut LeveL KnOB 4 Controls the Left and Right Main output level. 14. Note that S/PDIF communication is disabled unless a USB connection is established. 15. MOnItOr MIX KnOB The I·ONIX U82S unit gives you the ability to hear your analog input signals directly and immediately while recording without having to adjust levels in software and before the delay caused by digital converters and computer recording latency. This zero-latency analog monitoring is controlled by the Monitor Mix knob, which you can use to adjust the blend between the live analog inputs (called "Direct") and any sounds coming back from the computer via USB ("Playback"). To hear only the live source input signals plugged into the U82S, turn the Mix knob fully left to Direct. To hear only the mix from the computer, turn the Mix knob fully right to Playback. Any signal coming in on the S/PDIF input is converted to analog and sent to the mix control so that you can monitor this input directly (via playback only) just like an analog input. The output from the Monitor Mix control is routed to the Main outputs and Headphone outputs. 16. [. . . ] Input Routing Labels for Mono Tracks in Cubase LE 4 (When using the Lexicon® I·ONIX U82S Mono In Project Template) U82S In 1 U82S In 2 U82S In 3 U82S In 4 U82S In 5 U82S In 6 U82S In 7 U82S In 8 U82S Input 18 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Audio Mixdown You can use the audio mixdown function in Cubase® LE 4 to create a . wav file from your Cubase project. The . wav file can then be burned onto a CD or played using your computer's media player. Cubase LE 4 does not mixdown to mp3 format; however, you can use other software to convert a . wav file to mp3 format. To mixdown your project, you will first need to set the left and right locators; one way to set the locators is to press [Ctrl] + [A] on your computer's keyboard and then press [P]. [. . . ]