User manual PRESONUS FIRESTUDIO MOBILE

[. . . ] Overview Getting Started Controls and Connections Cascading Units Technical Information FireStudio Mobile Owner's Manual TM www. presonus. com Table of Contents PreSonus FireStudio Mobile Owner's Manual Safety Stuff Contents OVERVIEW 5 CONTROLS & CONNECTIONS 36 3. 1 Software 36 3. 1. 1 Universal Control Application Icon 37 3. 1. 2 Launch Window 38 3. 1. 3 WDM Settings (PC only) 42 3. 1. 4 The Device Window: FireStudio Mobile Mixer 43 3. 2 Front-Panel Layout 48 3. 3 Back-Panel Layout CASCADING UNITS 55 4. 1 Using Multiple FireStudioFamily Interfaces 55 TECHNICAL INFORMATION 60 5. 1 Troubleshooting 60 5. 2 Specifications 64 Jambalaya back cover 52 1. 1 Introduction 5 1. 2 Features 6 1. 3 What Is In the Box 8 1. 4 System Requirements 9 GETTING STARTED 10 Safe Operation Guidelines To avoid damage to your FireStudio Mobile and your other audio equipment, please review and adhere to the following safety guidelines: · Follow the safety guidelines in the manual. · Do not install the unit near a heat source (radiators, heat registers, amplifier heat sinks, etc. ). Do not place containers filled with liquids near your FireStudio Mobile. · Do not allow dust particles to collect in excess on your FireStudio Mobile. [. . . ] The Universal Control icon is red when your FireStudio Mobile is disconnected or not installed and blue when the FireStudio Mobile is connected and properly installed. Like all members of the FireStudio family of interfaces, the FireStudio Mobile is compatible with Universal Control. Universal Control is a powerful, flexible, and easy-to-use control-panel application for creating mulitple mixes from your input and output signals for each of your FireStudio Mobile's output pairs (mains, headphone, and S/PDIF). This application also allows you to daisy-chain FireStudiofamily interfaces. The FireStudio Mobile can be connected to up to 3 other FireStudio-family devices for a total of up to 52 inputs and outputs. Universal Control consists of the Launch window and the Device window. In the Launch window, you can set basic parameters such as sample rate, clock source, and buffer size. The Device window of the FireStudio Mobile is the FireStudio Mobile Mixer. The Mixer section of the Universal Control Panel was designed to look and feel like a hardware mixer, so most of the features may already be familiar to you. From this mixer, you can create a zero-latency mix for each output 36 37 Open the Universal Control by double-clicking the blue Universal Control icon or by right-clicking the icon and selecting "Open PreSonus Universal Control. " Right-click the Universal Control icon and select "Quit" to exit the Universal Control application and remove it from your taskbar. The Universal Control application can also be accessed from the PreSonus folder in the Start Menu. Mac OS X users will find the Universal Control application in the Applications folder. We recommend that you move it to your Dock for easy access. Getting Started Controls and Connections Cascading Units Technical Information 3 3. 1 CONTROLS & CONNECTIONS Software PreSonus FireStudio Mobile Owner's Manual CONTROLS & CONNECTIONS 3 Software 3. 1 3. 1. 2 Launch Window From the Launch Window, you can set all the basic controls for your FireStudio Mobile. Operation Mode Changes How The FireStudio Mobile Driver's Buffer Size Is Set · Normal Mode. Input and Output buffers are both identical to the Buffer Size setting. · Safe Modes 1-3 increases the Output buffer size for added stability. Clocksource Changes Clock Source For the FireStudio Mobile The clock-source setting will determine the device from which the FireStudio Mobile is receiving wordclock information. In general, you will want the FireStudio Mobile to be your master clock, in which case you should set the clock to "Internal. " This setting also means that your FireStudio Mobile is generating word clock and sending this information out of its digital outputs. If you want the FireStudio Mobile to receive sync from an external device, choose S/PDIF. Please note: When slaved to an external clock, the FireStudio Mobile will not automatically change its sample rate to match the external clock. If your FireStudio Mobile is not syncing to an external source, make sure that both your master device and the FireStudio Mobile are set to the same sample rate. Overview Overview Getting Started Controls and Connections Cascading Units Technical Information Sample Rate Selector Changes FireStudio Mobile Sample Rate You can set the sample rate to 44. 1, 48, 88. 2, or 96 kHz. A higher sample rate will increase the fidelity of the recording but will increase the file size and the amount of system resources necessary to process the audio. Getting Started Controls and Connections Buffer Size Selector Changes the FireStudio Mobile Buffer Size (Windows PCs Only) You can set the buffer size from 64 to 4, 096 samples. [. . . ] Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. This product complies with the European Union Council Directives and Standards relating to electromagnetic compatibility (EMC Directive 89/336/EEC) and the Low Voltage Directive (73/23/ EEC). Directivas Europeas para la protección del Medio Ambiente RoHS. Este producto cumple con la Directiva Europea 2002/95/EG para la Restricción en el uso de ciertas Substancias Peligrosas en Equipamientos Eléctricos y Electrónicos. No se ha añadido intencionadamente Plomo (Pb), Cadmio (Cd), Mercurio (Hg), Cromo hexavalente (Cr+6), PBB o PBDE. [. . . ]