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Appendix B provides details on various connectors used by the Onyx 400F.
Comprehensive dictionary of pro-audio terms for quick explanations.
Explains practical realities of microphones, installations, grounding, and line types.
Initial setup steps including zeroing controls and making initial connections.
Procedure to adjust channel GAIN controls for optimal input signal levels.
Steps to set sample rate, DSP Mixer, and output mirroring in the console software.
Basic instructions for setting up stereo recording to a DAT or DAW.
Diagram illustrating multitrack recording setup with a computer and DAW.
Detailed description of controls and indicators on the front panel of the Onyx 400F.
Details all rear panel connectors including MIC/Line, Inserts, Line Out, Word Clock, MIDI, S/PDIF, and FireWire.
Instructions for installing the Onyx 400F Console software and FireWire drivers on PC and Mac.
How to adjust sample rate, clock source, DSP mixer, and other global settings.
Saving and loading console configurations for different applications.
Details on console software version and standalone operation.
How to create individual mixes for output pairs using the matrix mixer.
Explanation of faders, meters, pan, solo, and mute functions for each input.
Instructions for obtaining warranty service and contacting support.
Guidance on diagnosing and resolving power, channel, output, sound, and noise problems.
Steps for sending the unit for repair, including obtaining a Service Request Number.
Descriptions of XLR, 1/4" TS, 1/4" TRS, and RCA connector types and wiring.
How to properly connect balanced and unbalanced line signals.
Using insert jacks for effects loops and mults/Y-cables for signal splitting.
Detailed technical specifications including frequency response, noise, and impedance.
Information on FireWire connectors, wiring, and compatibility.
Detailed explanation of the one-year limited warranty, coverage, and exclusions.
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