Teac FW-1082 Setup Guide Bedienungsanleitung

DAW Control Surface / FireWire Audio-MIDI InterfaceSETUP GUIDED00837500A

2 – Installation (Windows 2000 and Windows XP)10 TASCAM FW-1082 Setup GuideThe drivers are now installed and the FW-1082 is ready to operate.SoftLCDIn

TASCAM FW-1082 Setup Guide 113 – Installation (Mac OS X 10.2.8 and above)System requirementsA G3 or G4 Macintosh (including iMac, eMac, iBook, etc.)

12 TASCAM FW-1082 Setup Guide4 – ConnectionsAlways connect and disconnect equipment to and from the FW-1082 with the power to all units turned off.Wh

4 – Connections TASCAM FW-1082 Setup Guide 13The MONITOR outputs are balanced (1/4" jack, wired as for the balanced inputs), and output signals

4 – Connections14 TASCAM FW-1082 Setup GuideClock source settingIn a digital audio setup, there should be one and only clock master. The FW-1082 may a

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Table of Contents2 TASCAM FW-1082 Setup Guide1 – IntroductionAbout the FW-1082 ...

Table of FiguresTASCAM FW-1082 Setup Guide 31 – IntroductionFigure 1.1: Mode selection keys ...

4 TASCAM FW-1082 Setup Guide1 – IntroductionAbout the FW-1082The FW-1082 provides your computer with high-quality audio facilities: eight channels of

1 – Introduction TASCAM FW-1082 Setup Guide 5Two analog and/or two S/PDIF outputs are available for output, depending on the DAW software configurati

1 – Introduction6 TASCAM FW-1082 Setup GuideIn the MON MIX mode, the fourth monitor selection key is used for a special function. When this key (marke

1 – Introduction TASCAM FW-1082 Setup Guide 7Before installing the softwareThe normal precautions apply when setting up the FW-1082:• Make all (compu

8 TASCAM FW-1082 Setup Guide2 – Installation (Windows 2000 and Windows XP)When the FW-1082 is installed on a Windows system as described here, it pro

2 – Installation (Windows 2000 and Windows XP) TASCAM FW-1082 Setup Guide 9The example in Figure 2.2 shows a disabled control-ler (with a cross over