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- Page 1 Audiolink Light Owner’s Manual...
- Page 2 CONTENTS Preface ............... 3 What’s in the Box? ........... 3 Audiolink Light Overview： ......3 Chapter 1：Audiolink Light ......5 1.1 Front panel Overview ......5 1.2 Rear panel overview....... 6...
- Page 3 LINE level devices, e.g. music cassette decks or CD players etc. Not only does Audiolink Light offer a simple solution to digitizing analog sounds, it also gives you the very best HiFi audio quality.
- Page 4 USB Powered, i.e. power supplied via USB connection of the computer Indicator-LEDs for peak and signal System Requirements: The Audiolink Light has been designed to work with Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7, 8, 8.1 and 10...
- Page 5 Chapter 1：Audiolink Light 1.1 Front panel Overview XLR MIC and Instrument Input This XLR/jack combo balanced connector accepts an microphone level signal with a XLR jack or in the middle a TRS jack. Beside the MIC/TRS connectors there are 2 LEDs to monitor the signal and peak levels. Both inputs can also used with MONO jacks as LINE Inputs.
- Page 6 1.2 Rear panel overview LINE OUT output level control This level control regulates the level of the output signal for the Line out, and if the left side is used alone, for the stereo headphone level. USB Jack This jack connects the Audiolink to your computer, using a USB 1.1 (or higher) connection.
- Page 7 The Audiolink Light communicates with your computer through a USB port. It is also powered by the USB connection. Because of this, we recommend that you plug the Audiolink Light into one of the built-in USB ports on your computer, not through a keyboard connection or USB hub. The installation under Windows will then take place automatically, a few seconds after connecting to your computer-system it will find a "USB Audio Codec"...
- Page 8 Instrument input. If you use a Microphone, which needs phantom power you find the phantom power switch on the back side of the Audiolink Light. You can adjust the input level of each channel of the Microphone with the Input levelers beside the XLR input sockets.
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