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Index

Numerics

[96 kHz MODE] Switch ..................................................... 13

[ADVANCED DRIVER] Switch ......................................... 10

Advanced mode ................................................................. 10

ANALOG ................................................................................ 14

ASIO ................................................................................. 14, 55

Bus-powered USB hub ..................................................... 41

Cassette tape ....................................................................... 35

CD ............................................................................................ 38

Condenser mic .................................................................... 11

condenser microphones ................................................. 33

DAT ......................................................................................... 38

Device

Other Device ................................................................. 40
Unknown Device ......................................................... 40

DIGITAL ................................................................................. 14

Driver ...................................................................................... 15

Driver Signing Options Settings ................................... 42

Dynamic mic ................................................................. 11, 33

Guitar .............................................................................. 11, 34

GUITAR/MIC Jack ............................................................... 11

[GUITAR/MIC] Switch ........................................................ 11

Headphone ........................................................... 10–11, 31

IN Indicator ............................................................................ 9

INPUT Jacks .......................................................................... 12

[INPUT LEVEL] Knob ............................................................ 9

[INPUT MONITOR] Switch ............................................... 14

Installing the driver

Macintosh .....................................................................  25
Windows Vista  .............................................................  16
Windows XP  .................................................................  20

iTunes .................................................................................... 26

Loop ....................................................................................... 36

Macintosh ............................................................................ 25

MD .......................................................................................... 38

MIC .................................................................................. 11, 32

MIC (PLUG-IN POWERED) / DIGITAL IN Jack ............ 11

Optical mini cable ............................................................. 11

Other Device ....................................................................... 40

OUT Indicator ........................................................................ 9

OUTPUT Jacks ..................................................................... 12

PEAK Indicator ....................................................................... 9

[PHONES VOLUME] Dial .................................................. 10

PHONES/DIGITAL OUT Jack ........................................... 11

[REC SOURCE] Switch ....................................................... 14

Record ................................................................................... 35

[SAMPLE RATE] Switches ................................................ 13

SCMS ...................................................................................... 39

Self-powered USB hub .................................................... 40

Speakers ............................................................................... 31

Standard driver mode .............................................. 10, 53

Uninstall the driver

Macintosh ..................................................................... 52
Windows ........................................................................ 51

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Page 1: ...UA 1G_e book 1...

Page 2: ...dditionally in order to feel assured that you have gained a good grasp of every feature provided by your new unit Owner s manual should be read in its entirety The manual should be saved and kept on h...

Page 3: ...ury or material damage should the unit be used improperly Material damage refers to damage or other adverse effects caused with respect to the home and all its furnishings as well to domestic animals...

Page 4: ...dor occurs Objects have fallen into or liquid has been spilled onto the unit or The unit has been exposed to rain or otherwise has become wet or The unit does not appear to operate normally or exhibit...

Page 5: ...ampened with water To remove stubborn dirt use a cloth impregnated with a mild non abrasive detergent Afterwards be sure to wipe the unit thoroughly with a soft dry cloth 402 Never use benzine thinner...

Page 6: ...t for purposes that could infringe on a copyright held by a third party We assume no responsibility whatsoever with regard to any infringements of third party copyrights arising through your use of th...

Page 7: ...rifying that you hear sound 28 Connecting your audio playback system 28 Playing back the sample data 29 Basic operation 31 Listening to playback from your computer 31 Recording a mic 32 Recording a gu...

Page 8: ...on the CD ROM Any last minute information will be included in this file Do not play back the CD ROM in a conventional audio CD player Doing so will produce sound at a high volume which may damage your...

Page 9: ...UITAR MIC jack IN Indicator This will blink in time with the sound if an audio signal is being input via the mic input jack INPUT jacks or GUITAR MIC jack PEAK Indicator This will light if the audio i...

Page 10: ...f the headphone signal that is output from the PHONES DIGITAL OUT jack The volume that is output from the digital output and the OUTPUT jacks cannot be adjusted Side panels ON Advanced mode This mode...

Page 11: ...r mic that requires a power supply such as used with computers can be connected here This jack supplies 5V of power You must use a monaural mic that supports plug in power Use the INPUT LEVEL knob to...

Page 12: ...e INPUT LEVEL knob to adjust the volume of the input signal OUTPUT Jacks Connect these to the input jacks of your audio system such as amplified speakers or a stereo set The volume that is output from...

Page 13: ...ard when you want to change various settings When the sample rate setting is 96 kHz the UA 1G can either record or play back not both Use this switch to choose the desired operation recording or playb...

Page 14: ...s set to DIGITAL and a digital audio signal is being input to the MIC PLUG IN POWERED DIGITAL IN jack it will not be possible to play back audio data from your computer ON Switch Down The audio input...

Page 15: ...e UA 1G and the application software on your computer when the UA 1G is connected to your computer The driver sends data from your application software to the UA 1G and routes data from the UA 1G to y...

Page 16: ...cluded UA 1G CD ROM into your CD ROM drive If the auto play dialog appears click Open folder to see files 4 On the CD ROM navigate to the Driver Vista folder and double click the Setup icon If a messa...

Page 17: ...a dialog box related to Windows security appears click Install fig vista 7e eps The screen will indicate Ready to install the driver If any other message appears proceed as directed by the message 8 S...

Page 18: ...be installed automatically It may take some time ten seconds or more until the message appears If any other message appears note the content of the message and close it 11 When installation has been...

Page 19: ...ol Panel click the Hardware and Sound and click Sound If you re using the Classic view double click Sound 2 Open the Playback tab select the UA 1G s OUT and click Set Default If you re unable to selec...

Page 20: ...nsert the included UA 1G CD ROM into your CD ROM drive 4 In the CD ROM navigate to the Driver XP folder and double click the Setup icon If the Install Program As Other user dialog box appears click Ca...

Page 21: ...change the settings as described in Driver signing option settings Windows XP p 42 The screen will indicate Ready to install the driver If any other message appears proceed as directed by the message...

Page 22: ...minutes until the Found New Hardware Wizard appears If you are asked whether you want to connect to Windows Update choose No and click Next fig XP 8e eps 2 Choose Install the software automatically R...

Page 23: ...e occurred Refer to Troubleshooting p 40 Settings when using the UA 1G in Windows Media Player Some software such as Windows Media Player will use the system default playback recording device for its...

Page 24: ...t verify that you hear sound from the UA 1G Verifying that you hear sound p 28 Caution when recording or playing back with your software Check the following points before you use the UA 1G to record o...

Page 25: ...1G CD ROM into your CD ROM drive 4 In the Driver folder of the CD ROM double click the UM1GUSBDriver pkg A message such as This package contains a program that or This installer package needs to may...

Page 26: ...input output device For details on how to do this refer to the documentation for your software The 44 1kHz in the device name will depend on the setting of the UA 1G s SAMPLE RATE Switches p 13 If you...

Page 27: ...This completes driver installation and settings Next verify that you hear sound from the UA 1G Verifying that you hear sound p 28 Caution when recording or playing back with your software Check the f...

Page 28: ...s or speaker damage In order for you to listen to the sample data there must be at least 30 MB of free space on the hard disk on which your computer s operating system is installed As shown in the ill...

Page 29: ...Play back the sample data Alright wav Double click the Alright wav file you copied to your desktop If you re using Windows Windows Media Player will start If you re using Macintosh iTunes will start...

Page 30: ...cording digital audio from your computer to a digital device p 37 Recording digital audio from a CD MD DAT p 38 Did you hear the sample data If you could hear the sample data the UA 1G is correctly co...

Page 31: ...or monitor speakers as shown in the illustration you can listen to the sound played back by the software you re using fig basic eps Listening to playback from your computer Computer LINE IN AUX IN OUT...

Page 32: ...om your computer and then reconnect it REC SOURCE Switch Set to ANALOG Minimize the volume of the connected monitor speakers or other audio equipment before you change the setting of the REC SOURCE sw...

Page 33: ...lug in powered mics miniature condenser microphones designed for connection to the mic jack of a computer or the recording jack of an MD Mini Disc player Only mics that support plug in power can be co...

Page 34: ...r audio equipment before you change the setting of the REC SOURCE switch Input volume Use the INPUT LEVEL knob to adjust the level of the input until it is as high as you can get it without causing th...

Page 35: ...After changing the SAMPLE RATE switch setting you must disconnect the UA 1G s USB cable from your computer and then reconnect it REC SOURCE Switch Set to ANALOG Minimize the volume of the connected mo...

Page 36: ...de that passes the audio input through to the output an audio feedback loop will occur between the UA 1G and your device possibly causing oscillation at an unexpectedly high volume Be careful to avoid...

Page 37: ...UA 1G does not support the audio format used by professional digital audio devices The UA 1G is not able to mix the input signals from the various input jacks with the digital audio signal received at...

Page 38: ...omputer and then reconnect it REC SOURCE Switch Set to DIGITAL Minimize the volume of the connected monitor speakers or other audio equipment before you change the REC SOURCE switch setting Other poin...

Page 39: ...rs which protects the rights of the copyright owner by prohibiting second generation copies via a digital connection If you record via a digital connection from a SCMS compliant digital recorder SCMS...

Page 40: ...efore performing the installation Did you log on to Windows with the appropriate user privileges You must log onto Windows using one of the following user names A user name belonging to the Administra...

Page 41: ...power supply or AC adaptor Is the CD ROM inserted correctly in your CD ROM drive Make sure that the CD ROM is correctly inserted in the CD ROM drive Could the CD ROM itself or the lens of your CD ROM...

Page 42: ...r change the driver signing options back to their original settings Could you have connected the UA 1G to a different USB connector than the one you used when installing the driver If your computer or...

Page 43: ...rs click Yes to restart Windows If you re unable to complete the installation by using the above procedure uninstall the UA 1G driver as described in Removing the driver p 51 and then reinstall the dr...

Page 44: ...ed have entered standby suspend mode hibernate mode or sleep mode If your computer enters standby suspend hibernate or sleep mode while the UA 1G is connected the UA 1G may not operate correctly when...

Page 45: ...Microsoft Corporation to update your system to the latest version Have you set the Performance setting Windows You may be able to solve the problem by changing the Performance setting of the system a...

Page 46: ...outs in the sound you may be able to solve the problem by updating your LAN driver There may be a problem with your computer screen Windows XP You may be able to solve problems with noise in the audio...

Page 47: ...art your computer If your computer enters standby suspend hibernate or sleep mode during playback recording try changing the power conservation settings of your computer For details on how to do this...

Page 48: ...djust the Device or Application volume If the Mute button is on click the mute button once again to turn it off You can also access the volume mixer by right clicking the speaker icon located in the b...

Page 49: ...you lower the volume of your guitar the pickups of your guitar may be picking up noise from your computer or display Move your guitar as far away from the computer as possible Is the input level appr...

Page 50: ...d while the UA 1G is in use it may stop operating correctly If this occurs stop playback recording and then start playback recording once again If you are still unable to play back or record close all...

Page 51: ...n those for a USB keyboard and USB mouse if used are disconnected Log on using a user name whose account type is computer administrator such as Administrator 2 Insert the included UA 1G CD ROM into yo...

Page 52: ...double click UA1G_Uninstaller 4 The screen will indicate This uninstalls UA 1G driver from this Macintosh Click Uninstall If any other message appears proceed as directed by the message 5 The screen w...

Page 53: ...of your software Windows Vista users For details on settings for using the UA 1G with Windows Media Player refer to Input output device settings p 19 and make the audio input output settings as direct...

Page 54: ...lassic View 3 The UA 1G Driver Settings dialog box will appear fig drvwxp eps_50 Audio Buffer Size Normally you should leave the buffer size at the fifth mark from the left If you ve changed the buffe...

Page 55: ...r this check box if you want to adjust the Audio Buffer Size Use ASIO Direct Monitor Select this check box if you want to use ASIO Direct Monitor functionality with your ASIO compatible software Set t...

Page 56: ...er size Recording Margin If there are dropouts or noise in the recorded audio data even after you have adjusted the audio buffer size in your software and have also adjusted the Audio Buffer Size try...

Page 57: ...s jack and digital output connector conforms to IEC60958 consumer format Controllers ADVANCED DRIVER Switch INPUT LEVEL Knob PHONES VOLUME Dial GUITAR MIC Switch SAMPLE RATE Switches 96 kHz MODE Switc...

Page 58: ...adphone 10 11 31 I IN Indicator 9 INPUT Jacks 12 INPUT LEVEL Knob 9 INPUT MONITOR Switch 14 Installing the driver Macintosh 25 Windows Vista 16 Windows XP 20 iTunes 26 L Loop 36 M Macintosh 25 MD 38 M...

Page 59: ...59 Index Unknown Device 40 USB Indicator 9 W Windows Media Player Windows Vista 19 Windows XP 23 Windows Vista 16 Windows XP 20 UA 1G_e book 59...

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Page 61: ...termined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the...

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