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Serial•9
Serial•9
1. Read instuctions — Read, understand and follow all safety and
operating instructions before using this Mackie product.
2. Retain Instructions — Keep these safety and operating
instructions for future reference.
3. Heed Warnings — Follow all warnings on this Mackie product
and in these operating instructions.
4. Disconnect the power source to the HDR24/96 before installing
the Serial•9 Card.
5. Servicing — Do not attempt to service this Mackie product. All
servicing should be referred to the Mackie Service Department.
Important Safety Instructions
Part No. 0000808 Rev. A 07/02
© 2002 Mackie Designs Inc. All rights reserved.
Printed in the U.S.A.
Introduction
Thank you for choosing Mackie Designs for your
hard disk recording solution. The Serial•9 is a major
step forward in our continued support of the
HDR24/96 Hard Disk Recorder.
The Serial•9 replaces the existing MIDI card in
the HDR24/96, and offers both MIDI (MTC and
MMC) and Sony 9-Pin communication with external
devices like remote controllers and DAWs (Digital
Audio Workstations).
No additional setup is required. Just plug the
Serial•9 in and you’re ready to go!
ATTENTION:
The installation of this option requires opening the
HDR24/96 and handling sensitive electronic components. Anti-static
precautions
must
be taken in order to prevent potential damage to
the unit. Damage caused to the unit due to improper installation or
handling of these components
will not be covered under warranty.
If you do not feel capable of performing this installation, please
call Mackie Tech Support at 800-898-3211 to obtain a referral to
a service center that can perform the installation.
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Important:
You must have
version 1.3 or higher of the
HDR24/96 OS in order to use the
Serial•9. Follow the installation
instructions with the software
upgrade to install the new
software.
Installing the Serial•9
Important:
The Serial•9
contains static-sensitive
components. Anti-static
precautions
must
be taken before
opening the anti-static bag and
handling the Serial•9.
Use an
anti-static wrist strap when performing this installation.
These are available at most computer supply stores.
The use of an anti-static mat is also recommended.
1) Turn off the HDR24/96 and remove the AC
linecord from the socket on the rear panel.
We don’t want this to be a shocking
experience for you!
2) Remove 22 screws from the HDR24/96 cover
using a #2 Phillips screwdriver (4 screws
from the top panel, 4 screws from each side,
and 10 screws from the rear panel). These
screws are all one size.
3) Remove the cover by lifting it up at the back
and pulling up and away from the front of the
unit.
