User manual M-AUDIO NRV10

[. . . ] NRV10 8x2 Analog Mixer with 10 x 10 FireWire Digital Audio Interface and Effects User Guide English Table of Contents Introduction . 4 Features and Technical Specifications . 11 Meters View Options Settings Options . 17 Routing and Monitoring with Your DAW . [. . . ] Phones Level Fader: This fader controls the output level for the headphone output (16). Control Room Level Fader: This fader controls the output level for the Control Room Outputs (37). 32. Main Mix Level Fader: This fader controls the output level of the Main Mix buss, which is sent to the Main Outputs (36). If the Main Mix Level Meters (24) indicate clipping, this fader can be used to lower the Main Mix level to keep the signal from distorting. Power Switch: This switch is used to power the NRV10 off and on. Power Connector: Connect the NRV10's power adapter here. Use only the included power adapter or a suitable replacement provided by M-Audio. Phantom Power Switch: This switch enables 48V phantom power for XLR mic inputs 1 through 5 (1), for connecting condenser and other microphones which require external power. When this switch is on, the Phantom Power LED (22) will light. Main Mix Outputs: The Main Mix output is available on a pair of balanced XLR and 1/4" TRS output connectors. Both sets of connectors carry the same signal. It is recommended that only one set of outputs be connected at a time. Control Room Outputs: This pair of balanced 1/4" TRS connectors receive their signal from the Control Room buss, which carries the Main Mix signal, as well as the signal returning via FireWire and through the FW 9/10 to CTRL Room knob. The output level is controlled by the Control Room Level Fader (31). 38. Main Mix Insert: This pair of balanced 1/4" TRS connectors allows an external signal processor to be inserted into the Main Mix signal path. You can connect a master compressor/limiter, EQ processors or other devices into the Main Mix via these insert points. Kensington Lock Port: This connector is compatible with Kensington® security cables to protect your device from theft. 40. FireWire Ports: Connect your computer to the NRV10 using one of these FireWire ports and the included FireWire cable. The FireWire connection provides up to ten simultaneous inputs and outputs of 24-bit/96kHz digital audio. The second FireWire port allows additional equipment, such as an external hard drive, to be connected in a daisychain to the computer. The NRV10 does not operate on power from the FireWire buss ­ the included AC adapter is necessary for operation. NRV10 User Guide | 11 The Control Panel T 8 he Control Panel provides you with the ability to monitor some of the NRV10's basic functionality. To Access the Control Panel: < In Windows XP, double-click on the red M-Audio icon in the system tray to open the Control Panel. [. . . ] Make sure the Phones Source switch (29) is in the Monitor position. < Set the Channel Source switch (6) to CH (up) if you want to monitor the channel's analog input, or to FW (down) if you want to monitor the return from the DAW. Setting the Mute/Cue switch (13) to disengaged (up) will send that channel's audio input to the Main Mix output. Setting it to engaged (down) will mute that channel's audio input to the Main Mix output, sending it instead to the Cue buss. [. . . ]