User manual CME XCORPIO V1.0

[. . . ] If this product is found to be the source of interference, which can be determined by turning the unit "OFF" and "ON", please try to eliminate the problems by using one of the following measures: Relocate either this product or the device that is being affected by the interference. Utilize power outlets that are on different branch (circuit breaker or fuse) circuits or install AC line filter(s). In the case of radio or TV interference, relocate/reorient the antenna. If the antenna lead-in is 300 ohm ribbon lead, change the lead-in to co-axial type cable. [. . . ] Moreover, the hardware monitoring function makes monitoring easy and complete. There are signal LEDs and clip LEDs on both input and output channels to indicate the status of signals coming in and going out. The ASIO driver is designed for use with USB and helps Xcorpio to work efficiently. High sampling rate recording tasks won't be a problem with Xcorpio's low latency support even in multi-track recordings. 4 Xcorpio User's Manual Contents in the Xcorpio package Before installing Xcorpio, please make sure you found all the items in the Xcorpio package as show below. · 1 Xcorpio audio interface (Xcorpio A or Xcorpio I, depends on the model you chose) · 1 USB cable (about 1. 8m) · 1 protective pouch · 1 metal clasp (including screw) · 1 user's guide (This manual) · 1 driver CD About the special accessories of Xcorpio There are two special accessories in the Xcorpio package. With the pouch, you can take the Xcropio out and protect it from damage. In mobile condition, the metal clasp is more helpful for usesr to hang Xcorpio on the belt or guitar strap. If you want to use the clasp, please follow the steps below to assemble it. Please take out the attached metal clasp and screw from the Xcorpio package. It may damage the electrical circuit of Xcorpio if you use other screw, and this kind of damage is not covered under warranty. Lock the screw into the small hole slightly on the back of Xcorpio first. Put the metal clasp on the indent on the back of Xcorpio and lock it with screw. Xcorpio User's Manual 5 You can lock the metal clasp in different directions. (see above) Connections of Xcorpio The design of Xcorpio is simple and clear, users can get familiar with it in a very short time. Headphone output LEDs, green one is for signal LED, red one is for clip LED. Left input channel LEDs, green one is for signal LED, red one is for clip LED. Right input channel LEDs, green one is for signal LED, red one is for clip LED. 6 Xcorpio User's Manual 8. USB port Installation and Un-installation of the Xcorpio Driver Note: Please do not connect Xcorpio to USB port of your computer before the setup program requires you to do so. Installing the Driver Please insert the driver CD of Xcorpio into the CD-ROM drive of your computer. Click "Driver Installation or Un-installation" to begin the installation procedure. Note: The current installation program only supports English, so just click OK to start installation. Click the icon on the left of Install the driver to install driver. Xcorpio User's Manual 7 Select I accept the agreement then click Install. The Setup program will search to see if Xcorpio driver has already been installed. If it finds a previous driver, the setup program will un-install it first. It will take a moment, so please wait. The Setup program asks you to connect the Xcorpio to the computer. You do not need to click any button. 8 Xcorpio User's Manual Once connected the Setup program will initialize Xcorpio, which will take several minutes. [. . . ] There are 2 different icon pointed I different directions to represent left and right channels. Link You can adjust the gain and mute (un-mute) for both channels simultaneously the Link function is enabled (complete arc). (broken arc) Xcorpio User's Manual 14 Output Volume All functions in this section are the same as "Input Gain". The only difference is these functions control the output signals. Hardware Monitoring The Xcorpio will send a copy of the input signals direct to the output channels when Hardware Monitoring is enabled. [. . . ]