RME Audio Fireface 400 User Manual page 78

Firewire 400 digital i/o system 8 + 8 + 2 channels analog / adat / spdif interface 24 bit / 192 khz digital audio 36 x 18 matrix router midi i/o stand-alone operation midi remote control stand-alone midi controlled operation
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In stand-alone MIDI mode, the Mackie Control protocol also gives access to some settings of
the Settings dialog:
Element:
SOLO Ch. 1
SOLO Ch. 2
SOLO Ch. 3
SOLO Ch. 4
SOLO Ch. 5
SOLO Ch. 6
SOLO Ch. 7
SOLO Ch. 8
F9
F10
Two outputs can be controlled in stand-alone MIDI mode using the standard Control Change
Volume (CC 07) and Control Change Pan (CC 10). With this, the most important volume set-
tings of the Fireface are controllable from nearly any MIDI equipped hardware device.
The gains are controlled via different MIDI channels:
Hardware Output (equals third row, volume only)
Analog Out 9+10 (Phones)
Analog Out 1+2
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Meaning in Fireface:
Input Level Lo Gain
Input Level +4 dBu
Input Level –10 dBV
Output Level Hi Gain
Output Level +4 dBu
Output Level –10 dBV
Clock Mode AutoSync
Clock Mode Master
Phantom Power Mic 1
Phantom Power Mic 2
MIDI channel 1
MIDI channel 16
User's Guide Fireface 400 © RME

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