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General| Brand | RME Audio |
|---|---|
| Model | Fireface UCX II |
| Category | I/O Systems |
| Language | English |
Device is for professional audio apps with CE approved class B computers.
No user serviceable parts inside; refer to qualified personnel.
Surface may become hot; ensure ventilation; avoid direct sun/heat.
Overview of the Fireface UCX II as an audio system.
Lists all items included in the Fireface UCX II package.
Specifies the necessary hardware and OS for operation.
Highlights key features and capabilities of the Fireface UCX II.
Guide for initial setup and basic operation.
Instructions for setting up and operating on Windows.
Explains how to configure the device via the settings dialog.
Details on how to use the Fireface UCX II for various audio tasks.
How to select the Fireface UCX II as the output device for audio applications.
Explains clock synchronization settings for digital audio.
How to operate the device using the ASIO audio driver.
Troubleshooting common issues with ASIO operation.
Instructions for connecting and using multiple units.
Overview of the DIGICheck utility for audio analysis.
Common issues and solutions for Windows operation.
Steps for installing hardware, drivers, and firmware on macOS.
How to configure the Fireface device on macOS.
Explains the settings dialog for macOS configuration.
Synchronization settings for macOS operation.
Frequently asked questions for macOS users.
Troubleshooting MIDI issues on macOS.
Details supported sample rates for macOS.
Explains channel counts in macOS Core Audio.
Overview of DIGICheck utility for macOS.
Troubleshooting common issues on macOS.
Detailed description of physical inputs and outputs.
Description of all analog input connections.
Details on the rear-panel Line inputs.
Details on the front-panel Mic/Line inputs.
Details on the front-panel Instrument/Line inputs.
Description of all analog output connections.
Details on the line outputs.
Details on the headphone/line out outputs.
Description of all digital audio connections.
Details on the ADAT optical connections.
Details on the AES/EBU connections.
Details on SPDIF connections.
Details on Word Clock connections and usage.
Explains the BNC word clock input/output functionality.
Instructions for operating the device without a computer.
How to operate the unit in stand-alone mode.
How to store and load configurations on the device.
Practical examples of using stand-alone mode.
Example of recording and playback in stand-alone mode.
Overview of routing and monitoring features in TotalMix FX.
General introduction to the TotalMix mixer.
Explanation of the TotalMix FX mixer's user interface layout.
Detailed explanation of individual channel controls and functions.
Channel-specific settings like Stereo, 48V, Inst, Gain, Level, AutoSet.
Explanation of the channel equalizer functions.
Explanation of Compressor, Expander, and Auto Level features.
Explanation of the Matrix view for routing.
Description of visual elements in the Matrix view.
How to use the Matrix view for routing.
Useful tips and tricks for TotalMix FX.
Using ASIO Direct Monitoring in Windows.
How to record submixes using the loopback function.
Explanation of Mid/Side processing.
Controlling TotalMix FX via MIDI.
Mapping Mackie Control surface elements to TotalMix functions.
How to operate TotalMix FX with MIDI controllers.
Specific MIDI control commands and notes.
Operating TotalMix FX in a simplified DAW mode.
Overview of Class Compliant mode operation.
How to operate in Class Compliant mode.
Steps to activate Class Compliant mode.
Supported I/O in Class Compliant mode.
Routing and processing in Class Compliant mode.
Explanation of Class Compliant Mix modes.
Overview of the DURec USB recording feature.
Introduction to the DURec recording functionality.
How to use the DURec recorder panel.
How to select and manage recorded files.
Overview of recording status and media info.
Controls for playback and recording.
Key limitations and notes for DURec.
Tool for processing multi-channel WAV files.
Detailed technical specifications for analog and digital I/O.
Specifications for analog inputs and outputs.
Specifications for AES/EBU, SPDIF, and ADAT inputs.
Specifications for AES/EBU, SPDIF, ADAT, and Word Clock outputs.
In-depth technical explanations.
Explanation of signal lock and SyncCheck feature.
Details on latency and monitoring.
Technical background on USB audio performance.
Visual representations of the Fireface UCX II.
Pinout details for various connectors.
Other relevant information.
Optional accessories for the Fireface UCX II.
Information regarding product warranty.
Additional information and resources.
Compliance information for CE and FCC regulations.
