From Unpacking The Phase 26 To Installing It; Scope Of Delivery; The Operating Modes - TerraTec PHASE 26 USB Manual

From unpacking the PHASE 26 to installing it.

Before connecting the PHASE 26 USB System to your computer, please take note of any
special points pertaining to the configuration of your computer. Also refer to the manual of
your computer and other studio peripheral devices for their settings.
The installation should be trouble-free, especially on modern-equipped systems. If you
still have difficulties, please review carefully the relevant chapter in this manual. If you are
still having problems, please call our service hotline. The phone numbers and hours of the
hotline can be found in the Appendix of this documentation.

Scope of delivery.

Start by making sure that the contents of the package are complete.
The PHASE 26 USB System package should contain the following items:
■ 1 5¼" BreakOut module (the PHASE 26 USB hardware)
■ 1 USB connector cable
■ 2 adapter plugs, 6.3 mm stereo jack to 3.5 mm stereo socket
■ 1 cinch adapter for grounding an LP turntable
■ 1 installation and driver CD with software for Mac and PC
■ 1 customer service card
■ 1 registration card with the serial number
■ 1 Besonic "Premium Account" card.
■ this manual
Please return the enclosed registration card to us at the earliest possible opportunity, or
register online at www.terratec.net/register.htm. This is important for support
and hotline services.

The operating modes.

Before you install the PHASE 26 USB System, we want to tell you about one of its
particular features, which makes it different from "conventional" audio devices (such as
PCI cards and on-board sound cards).
The data bandwidth of the USB 1.1 (Universal Serial Bus) is limited to a maximum of 1.5
Mbytes/sec. To take best advantage of the bus system, the PHASE 26 USB System
offers numerous methods of calling up various operating modes using the switches on the
front of the device.
Therefore, please note: Each configuration you select makes the device appear as
a new hardware device to your computer. Practically speaking, every time you
change the configuration, the device appears to be "disconnected" from the computer,
reconfigured and then reregistered on the computer. When the PHASE 26 USB System
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