Steinberg UR44 - How to Read the Manual; Printed Documentation; Manual Conventions

How to Read the Manual
UR44 Operation Manual 4
How to Read the
Manual
Make sure to read through the following
documentation before using the device.
• Read me first (printed)
This is included with the package. Make sure to
read through this manual carefully to ensure safe
use before initially using the product.
• Getting Started (brochure)
This is included with the package. Read this manual
when setting up the device. After finishing the setup
as indicated in this manual, read the Operation
Manual.
• Operation Manual (PDF)
This is included in the TOOLS for UR44 CD-ROM.
Read through this manual to understand how to use
the features of the product.
Conventions
Windows or Mac
When the procedures or explanations are specific to
only one of the platforms, Windows or Mac, this is
properly indicated in the manual. When the
platforms do not appear, procedures or
explanations are for both Windows and Mac.
Procedures
“” appears on some procedures in the manual.
For example, the string “Devices”  “Device
Setup” “Control Panel” indicates that you should
perform the procedures in the following order.
1. Click the “Devices” menu.
2. Select the “Device Setup” option.
3. Click the “Control Panel” button.
Keyboard Shortcuts
[Windows modifier key]/[Mac modifier key] + [key]
shows the shortcut keys. For example, [Ctrl]/
[command] + [Z] means “press [Ctrl] under
Windows or [command] under Mac, then press [Z].”
Cubase
The phrase “Cubase” in this manual applies to all
Cubase programs and versions (except
Cubase LE). If the instructions are only for Cubase,
“Cubase only” appears in the manual.
Screens
This manual predominantly uses screenshots of
Windows. However, Mac screenshots are used
when instructions of the function apply only to the
Mac. Also, this manual uses screenshots of
Cubase 7. If you are using another version of
Cubase, the actual screenshots might not be the
same. For details, refer to the Cubase manuals
(PDF) opened from the [Help] menu.
Version Information
The letters “x.x.x” and “x.xx” indicate the version
number.