Behringer FCA202 Quick Start Manual page 11

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F-CONTROL AUDIO FCA202
F-CONTROL AUDIO FCA202 Controls
Controls (1) You can connect standard commercial
(EN)
headphones fitted with a ¼" TRS jack
plug to the
(2) Use the LEVEL control to adjust the
headphone volume. Turn the control
fully to the left before you connect
the headphones. This helps you avoid
the damage that is caused by high
volume settings.
(3) The POWER LED indicates that the
equipment is ready to operate. It lights
up as soon as the FCA202 is provided
with power from the mains adapter or
via the FireWire socket.
(4) The FW LED lights up as soon as the
FCA202 is correctly connected by a
FireWire cable to a computer that is
in operation. If the LED does not light
up, check the FireWire connection to
the computer.
(5) Use the DC IN socket to connect the
mains adapter provided.
socket.
(6) The LOCK port in combination with a
suitable security lock from Kensington
offers you a very good way to protect
your equipment against theft. For further
information, visit kensington.com.
(7) Make the connection to your computer
using one of the two 6-pin FIREWIRE
sockets. You can run other FireWire
devices such as hard drives, from the
second socket. This means that you
always have a free FireWire port
available, even if your computer has only
one FireWire socket.
(8) You can connect balanced or unbalanced
audio cables with ¼" jack plugs to the
BAL / UNBAL OUT sockets.
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(9) You can connect unbalanced The wiring diagram is provided as
(13)
audio cables with ¼" TS jack plugs to additional information. It shows the
the UNBAL IN sockets. signal flow in the FCA202.
The ABOUT section gives information
(10)
about the driver versions that are used.
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Compare the version numbers given here
with the drivers available via Internet
from behringer.com. If you have any
problems, you should always try to
install the newest driver software.
Use the LATENCY SELECT slider to set
(11)
the desired latency. Click the APPLY
button to accept the selection made.
The SAMPLING FREQUENCY selection
(12)
menu allows you to set the sample rate
for the digital converter. The available
frequencies are 44.1 kHz, 48.0 kHz and
96.0 kHz.