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V-‐Machine Operating Manual
A standard 3.5mm TRS stereo output connector is provided on the rear panel to facilitate the
connection of one (1) pair of headphones.
The headphone output is designed only to drive headphones. Never connect the headphone
output to other peripherals such as a mixing desk as damage may result to the peripheral or V-‐
Machine.
9.3.9
Headphone rotary volume control
The volume of the V-‐Machine’s built in headphone amplifier can be adjusted by rotating the
volume encoder to your preferred monitoring level.
Special Note:
Always turn down the headphone amplifier volume prior to connecting and
listening to the V-‐Machine via headphones. Start with the volume control at minimum, and
gradually increase the level to and acceptable level. Protect your precious ears at all times!
9.4
Kensington Security Slot
A Kensington Security Slot (also known as a K-‐Slot or Kensington lock) is part of an
anti-‐theft security system designed by Kensington Computer.
The lock is a metal-‐reinforced hole found on the front panel of the V-‐Machine. It is
used for attaching a lock-‐and-‐cable product that can be purchased from Kensington
and through their partner channels.
More information on the Kensington lock and associated products can be found at the
Kensington website (
http://www.kensington.com
). The Kensington lock is a registered
trademark and owned by Kensington.
10
Turning on and navigating the V-‐Machine
10.1
Power up the V-‐Machine
On powering on the V-‐Machine an initialisation progress bar will be displayed on the LCD
panel.
The progress bar will advance as the V-‐Machine loads its firmware and discovers any
compatible connected USB peripheral devices such as USB Sticks, USB Disk Drives, or USB MIDI
controllers.
Any compatible and appropriately configured files (Presets, Plugins, etc) residing on USB
memory devices will be recognized and made available for use.
Following initialisation, the LCD Panel displays a standard four (4) row text display;
•
The currently selected Bank
•
The currently selected Preset within the selected Bank
•
The currently selected plugin parameter within the selected Preset
•
The currently selected parameter value
