Installation; First Steps With Windows Xp - Omnitronic M-80 Bedienungsanleitung

Installation

Use the included USB cable to connect the M-80 to an
available USB port on your computer. The microphone is
compatible with both PC and Mac computers and is plug and
play. You can control the M-80 using the standard audio
interface controls in the Mac and Windows operating system.
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First Steps with Windows XP

1
The first time you connect the microphone to a USB port
it will be recognized as a USB audio device under the
name "OMNITRONIC M-80" and Windows XP will install
the universal drivers. Windows XP will display a
notification informing you that the hardware was
successfully installed (fig. 1).
• The notification will not appear next time you plug it in,
as the drivers are already installed.
2
To set the microphone as your default device for sound
playback and recording, or to change its settings,
access the Control Panel and then click Sounds and
Audio Devices. Under the Audio tab, you can select
the microphone from the drop-down menus (fig. 2).
3
To set the gain of the microphone, click the Volume
button in the Sound recording section to make the
Wave In panel appear. Moving the slider will adjust the
analog amplifier circuitry in the microphone (fig. 3).
4
To set the direct monitoring level or the playback
volume in the headphones, click the Volume button in
the Sound playback section. Use the Speakers slider
to adjust the headphone level (fig 4).
• You can also use the buttons ▲ and ▼ on the
microphone to adjust the volume.
• If you select any of your computer's internal sound
cards as the output device, the buttons ▲ and ▼ will
adjust the volume of the sound card.
5
To turn off the zero-latency direct hardware monitoring
(if you want to use software play-through with effects
instead), click the Mute checkbox in the Microphone
section on the right (fig. 4).
• If the Microphone section does not appear at first, click
Options > Properties (fig. 5), and click the checkbox
next to Microphone (fig. 6).
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