Phonic FIREFLY 302 USB, Руководство пользователя

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Firefly 302 USB
Installation
1. Turn your computer on and connect
the Firefly 302 USB to the computer
via the included USB cable. It is
recommended not to turn the unit’s
power on just yet, however.
2.
Run the setup.exe file on the included
driver CD, and follow the installation
instructions displayed on screen.
3. When prompted to “disconnect and
reconnect” the Firefly, change the
power select switch on the rear of
the device to DC IN.
4. Continue to follow the on-screen
installation instructions to finalize the
setup.
5. Open your audio editing / DAW soft-
ware, and check the Firefly’s ASIO
driver has been read successfully
by the program. This is usually done
in the “Devices” submenu. You may
also want to edit the Firefly’s proper -
ties. This is usually done by clicking
on the Tools pull down menu, and
selecting “Properties”. In this area,
you can usually select the Firefly’s dif -
ferent inputs and outputs, and assign
them to various channels. This, of
course, depends on the software you
are using, so check the software’s
user’s manual for more information.
Quick Start
1. Connect the DC converter to the 9-
12V jack in and change the power
selector switch to the DC IN posi-
tion.
2. Plug your USB cable into Firefly’s
USB port and the other end into any
available USB port on your computer.
Provided you have already installed
the required driver, the computer
should detect your Firefly 302 USB.
3.
Connect a microphone to the XLR
input connector. Talk into the mic and
check the LED sig and clip indicators.
Adjust the Mic level control as you
see necessary.
4. Connect any analog line inputs you
wish to use. We advise that you do
not attempt to use the 1/” and RCA
connectors on any one input channel
at the same time.
5. Open your audio software and config -
ure it so the Firefly 302 USB is set as
your input/output device. Please note
that the analog and S/PDIF outputs
cannot be used to output the signal
from the computer simultaneously.
6. Plug your headphones into the head-
phone output of the Firefly to monitor
the return signal.
7.
Now you are ready to design high
resolution audio productions.