USB connections
Use the included USB cable to connect the
US-600 to your computer as shown in the
illustration.
NOTE
Some USB devices access the USB bus
frequently. To avoid dropouts and clicks in
the audio signal, we strongly recommend
that you do not connect any USB devices
other than keyboards and mice to the USB
bus used by this unit.
Audio connections
Connect the output signal of your mic,
guitar, keyboard, or other audio device to the
US-600, where it will be converted into digital
audio and sent via USB to your computer.
Connect the output of the US-600 to your
speakers (via an amp) or headphones, so
you will be able to monitor the audio signals
coming into the US-600 or being produced
by your computer.
The balance between the input signal from
the mic and guitar and the output signal
from the computer should be adjusted by the
MON MIX knob.
Microphones
Connect microphones to the MIC/INST IN
1 and MIC/LINE IN 2 XLR connectors on
the front panel and the MIC/LINE IN 3 and
4 XLR connectors on the rear panel. When
using a condenser microphone that requires
phantom power, set the PHANTOM (+48V)
switch on the rear panel to ON. When the
PHANTOM (+48V) switch is set to ON, the
+48V indicator on the front panel lights.
CAUTION
Connecting a dynamic microphone with
•
an unbalanced connection to the unit
when the PHANTOM (+48V) switch is
ON could damage this unit and make it
unusable.
Do not connect or disconnect a mic with
•
an input when this switch is ON. Loud
noises might be produced and damage
could be caused to equipment.
Always turn the
•
LEVEL knob on the front
panel to the minimum volume before
changing the PHANTOM (+48V) switch
between ON and OFF. Depending on
the connected microphone, loud noises
might be produced and damage could
be caused to equipment and harm could
occur to people’s hearing.
Always set the
•
PHANTOM (+48V) switch
to OFF before turning the unit’s power on
or off (connecting or disconnecting the AC
adaptor).
Do not use phantom power when line
•
level equipment is connected to an XLR
connector. It might damage equipment.
Guitars
Connect a guitar or bass guitar to the MIC/
INST IN 1 standard TS jack on the front panel.
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