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Download the App

Download and install the MMA-A App from the Apple App Store.

The MMA-A can be used right out of the box but to take full advantage of it, please refer to these 
instructions to get started using the MMA-A App. 

Please note that the MMA-A will 
work with most 3

rd

-party apps and 

therefore can be used in various 
situations including live broadcasts, as 
well as audio and video recordings. 

GAIN
Use the GAIN slider to adjust input levels. Slide 
to the right to increase amplification, to the left 
to decrease. Make sure to keep an eye on the 
level meters when you are adjusting gain. The 
meters should stay in the green and yellow areas.

FILTER
The FILTER button (low cut) cuts out unwanted, 
low-end frequencies (rumble) that can decrease 
the intelligibility of your recorded audio. In most 
cases we suggest using the FILTER button and if, 
for example, you are recording outside near a 
road with traffic, this setting is essential. 

MONITOR
Use the MON button to send audio to your 
headphones so you can hear what you are 
recording. Please note that a headphone must 
be connected to the iOS device, otherwise the 
button will not activate and you’ll be prompted 

to connect a headset. If the headset includes 
a microphone it 

must 

be connected prior 

to connecting the MMA-A via the Lightning 
connector. This is due to the iOS ‘last entry 
active’ nature of operation. (We recommend 
using a wireless headset when using an 
iPhone 7 and beyond. Please note that this 
adds additional latency due to the bluetooth 
connection.)

LOCK
Use the LOCK button to block 3rd party apps 
from controlling gain. Gain settings can be 
controlled and saved on the MMA-A for use 
in your favorite recording / broadcasting apps. 
The lock button also controls the setting of the 
low cut / high pass filter. Saved locked settings 
are automatically activated the next time you 
connect to the MMA-A. The lock also stays 
active when connecting the MMA-A to a PC 
or Mac.

Summary of Contents for MMA-A

Page 1: ...MMA A Digital Audio Interface User s Manual ...

Page 2: ...Connect your DPA microphone s to the MicroDot input s on the MMA A denoted I and II If only one mic is connected to either input the signal will be interpreted as MONO and automatically sent to both output left and right Cable length 30 cm 11 8 in Two cables are supplied with the MMA A One Micro USB B to iOS Lightning and one Micro USB B to PC Mac USB A Connect your DPA microphone s to the MMA A C...

Page 3: ...e recording outside near a road with traffic this setting is essential MONITOR Use the MON button to send audio to your headphones so you can hear what you are recording Please note that a headphone must be connected to the iOS device otherwise the button will not activate and you ll be prompted to connect a headset If the headset includes a microphone it must be connected prior to connecting the ...

Page 4: ... button changes to SUM This means that the two inputs will be sent to both output channels Indiviual gain can be set for each input PRESETS Presets store your preferred settings for specific microphone s and make your set up easier After choosing your settings create the preset by pushing the numbered preset button of your choice for three seconds The next time you plug in the same mics push your ...

Page 5: ...ure range 0 C to 45 C 32 F to 113 F Current consumption 100 mA The MMA A gains power via the apparatus it is connected to This equates to approx 6 7 hours of audio capture tested on a new iPhone 6 or 7 Service repair If you are not satisfied with the characteristics exhibited by this product please go to dpamicrophones com service for instructions Warranty The MMA A Digital Audio Interface is cove...

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