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5 - Using the MicroTrack 24/96 with a Computer

The MicroTrack 24/96 will interact with a computer for two purposes. First, the MicroTrack 24/96 will charge its battery with power it 
receives from the computer. Second, the contents of the MicroTrack 24/96’s CompactFlash card or Microdrive can be transferred to the 
computer. Additionally, files can be uploaded to the MicroTrack 24/96 for use later.

Please refer back to the section titled “Connect to PC” to learn how to properly connect the device.

Charging the MicroTrack 24/96 from the Computer

The MicroTrack 24/96 will automatically begin recharging the internal battery any time power is received at the USB port.  Depending on 
the manufacturer of your computer, your computer may need to be powered on to provide power to the USB port. 

While charging, “CHG” appears in the battery icon.  Once the battery is fully charged, “Charging Complete” or battery full icon will be 
displayed on screen.

If your MicroTrack 24/96 was powered off when you plugged in the USB cable, the MicroTrack 24/96 will turn itself on, and enter host 
mode.  It is suggested that you close the connection from the computer BEFORE disconnecting the MicroTrack 24/96 USB connection or 
exiting host mode on the MicroTrack 24/96.

Transferring Audio Files

To transfer files from the MicroTrack 24/96, simply drag them from the MicroTrack 24/96 to the desired destination on your computer. 
Your computer will then begin copying the files. To send files back to the MicroTrack 24/96, simply drag the files back into the MicroTrack 
24/96 window. 

You can also create and delete file folders, rename files, and move them to new locations when connected to the computer. These 
features allow you to organize your collection of recordings with ease.

Using the MicroTrack 24/96 as a Portable Data Drive

While the MicroTrack 24/96 can only play and record WAV and MP3 files, you can store any file you wish on the MicroTrack 24/96’s 
CompactFlash card or Microdrive. This allows you to use the MicroTrack 24/96 as a portable memory card or hard drive. Any unsupported 
files in memory will be hidden from the Files menu when using the MicroTrack 24/96, but they will still be there when the MicroTrack 
24/96 is reconnected to a computer.

5 - Using the MicroTrack 24/96 with a Computer

Summary of Contents for MicroTrack 24/96

Page 1: ...MicroTrack 24 96 Professional 2 Channel Mobile Digital Recorder User Guide...

Page 2: ...in the Box You should have received the following items in your MicroTrack 24 96 box MicroTrack 24 96 unit USB cable Stereo T microphone Earbuds Protective bag USB power supply CompactFlash card Print...

Page 3: ...96 immediately If you continue to run the MicroTrack 24 96 on battery the unit will eventually turn off You will then have to recharge the battery before the MicroTrack 24 96 can be turned on again If...

Page 4: ...oTrack 24 96 s left and right inputs The current input level is represented by triangles in the L R level meters on the main screen 5 Signal Indicators Will light when a signal is detected at the asso...

Page 5: ...Jack Connect a pair of headphones with an 1 8 plug for monitoring the MicroTrack 24 96 Bottom 12 RCA Outputs Line level outputs from the MicroTrack 24 96 13 S PDIF Input Allows a S PDIF format digita...

Page 6: ...evices The M position should be used when recording from microphones The H position uses a higher gain stage on the 1 4 TRS inputs which can help when recording quiet signals or using microphones with...

Page 7: ...ard and or Microdrive Main Menu Pressing the MENU button will display a list of menu categories the Main menu on the MicroTrack 24 96 s display You can then push up and down on the NAV wheel to move t...

Page 8: ...also need to use the L M H switch to set the operating mode for these inputs S PDIF Selects the S PDIF digital input as the recording source When S PDIF is selected the LEVELS buttons will have no ef...

Page 9: ...have the ability to automatically turn the light off to maximize your battery life When set to always off the back light will never turn on When always on is selected the back light will be on whenev...

Page 10: ...o select the curve then press in to activate it The EQ has the following settings 1 Normal This defeats the EQ and provides at playback response 2 Bass Boost Increases the low frequencies during playb...

Page 11: ...tore the defaults If you want to cancel this operation press MENU to exit 10 Firmware Update From time to time M Audio may release updates to the operating system for the MicroTrack 24 96 Directions f...

Page 12: ...the INPUT SOURCE of the MicroTrack 24 96 Use the MENU key and NAV wheel to select Record Settings Input Source Select the proper input and press the NAV wheel in again to make your selection 4 Select...

Page 13: ...e recording levels and parameters are set you may begin recording Press the REC button to start recording a new le The circle in the upper left corner of the screen shows that the MicroTrack 24 96 is...

Page 14: ...the NAV wheel If you are within the rst three seconds of a le pressing down will skip back to the previous le skip ahead to the next le by pressing in and up on the NAV wheel return to the beginning o...

Page 15: ...k 24 96 will turn itself on and enter host mode It is suggested that you close the connection from the computer BEFORE disconnecting the MicroTrack 24 96 USB connection or exiting host mode on the Mic...

Page 16: ...Windows will only be able to unmount the MicroTrack 24 96 if there are no programs trying to use les contained on the MicroTrack 24 96 s CompactFlash media If Windows says that it cannot remove the M...

Page 17: ...866 872 0444 Sales fax 514 396 7102 Internet Home Page http www m audio ca M AUDIO France Floor 6 Gresham House 53 Clarendon Road Watford WD17 1LA United Kingdom M AUDIO Japan 460 0002 2 18 10 Assista...

Page 18: ...42 37 1 18 36 32 1 5 49 34 6144 6 5 7 51 4 15 50 53 3 17 28 43 3 2 33 55 2 15 54 48 1 20 44 21 8192 8 6 50 28 6 5 7 51 4 23 18 17 4 3 25 14 3 13 13 3 2 11 39 8 Media Capacity MB WAV Recording Time in...

Page 19: ...distribution systems pay audio or audio on demand applications and the like or on physical media compact discs digital versatile discs semiconductor chips hard drives memory cards and the like An ind...

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