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General| Channels | 2 |
|---|---|
| Display Type | LCD |
| Interfaces | USB, Ethernet |
| Power Supply | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Application | Audio |
Alerts to potentially hazardous conditions like dangerous voltage posing electrical shock risk.
Alerts to important operating considerations or conditions that could damage equipment.
Points to specific characteristics that are not malfunctions.
Encourages recycling and proper handling of materials to protect the environment.
States compliance with Directive 2011/65/EU regarding hazardous substances.
Explains the efficient metering solution based on modern hardware and technology.
Details the various input and output connectors on the unit.
Explains how to connect the power supply via USB and audio signals.
Configures the TM3-Primus as the audio output device in Mac OS X sound settings.
Verifies and adjusts the audio sample rate for optimal performance in Mac OS X.
Guides on installing the necessary USB audio driver for TM3-Primus on Windows systems.
Sets the TM3-Primus as the default audio output device in Windows sound settings.
Guides through the initial setup and readiness for operation of the TM3-Primus.
Explains handling of analog, digital, and USB audio signals and synchronization.
Details input and output routing for Digital Audio Workstations (DAW) integration.
Explains how to switch between vertical and horizontal display modes for the unit.
Guides on adapting instrument combinations to individual needs via the setup menu.
Explains the Audio Vectorscope for displaying phase relationship and Lissajous figures.
Describes the Loudness Chart instrument for displaying measurement progress over time.
Explains the Real Time Spectrum Analyzer for displaying spectral content using 31 filter bands.
Details the vertical bargraph display for individual channels and signal levels.
Describes the Moving Coil instrument emulating various meter types like PPM, VU, or PPM + Loudness.
Explains the Correlator instrument for displaying phase relationship and mono compatibility.
Describes the Loudness Bar instrument showing combined total loudness of summed channels.
Explains the Magic LRA instrument for graphical representation of loudness range variation.
Provides numerical readouts of loudness measurements like M, S, I, LRA, and TPmax.
Describes the Monitoring instrument for adjusting monitoring volume with an onscreen level fader.
Explains the Keyboard instrument with onscreen keys for controlling various instrument functions.
Explains how the software automatically adjusts reference levels based on country selection.
Sets the relation between analog reference level and 0 dBFS display for digital scales.
Details how to adjust analog reference and dBu/0 dBFS relation using onscreen keys.
Lists general system specifications like power, display, connectors, dimensions, weight, and temperature.
Lists the main operational capabilities and instruments supported by the TM3-Primus.
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