Korg Soundlink DRS OASYS PCI User Manual page 137

Reference
If you are using the OASYS PCI with an application that already provides volume
control, or if you have an external means of adjusting the playback volume, then
you can get better performance from your PC by disabling the wave device
volume/balance controls.
Device Status
Each stereo pair includes status lights, showing you whether they are currently
playing, recording, or both (note that the Streams are outputs only, so they do not
have record status lights).
Audio Settings...
Pressing this button brings up the Audio Settings window, as described on
page 123. This window includes controls for the monitor mixer, analog input trims,
a toggle to switch between recording from inputs and recording from the OASYS
PCI mixer outputs, and more.
Hardware Meters...
Pressing this button brings up the Hardware Meters window, as described on
page 136. This window includes meters showing the audio levels at the physical
outputs, including signals from both the audio DMAs (the outputs of audio
programs) and the OASYS PCI mixer.
Diagnostics...
Pressing this button brings up the Diagnostics window. This window contains low-
level information about the OASYS PCI software and hardware, and is intended for
use by repair centers and technical support personnel.
Save As Defaults
Pressing the Save As Defaults button saves the current settings into the Windows
System Registry. Once saved to the registry, these become the default settings, and
will be loaded whenever the system boots.
Retrieve Defaults
Pressing the Retrieve Settings button restores the default settings from the
Windows System Registry. The default settings are stored by the Save As Defaults
button, described above.
Help
Pressing the Help button brings up the Microsoft Windows Help file for the OASYS
PCI, with lots of helpful, hypertext-linked information.
OASYS PCI
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