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  • Page 1 Users Manual...

  • Page 2: Users Manual

    To whom it may concern This letter is our statement of conformity to the appro- Swissonic AG priate CE certifications. Based on testing performed in P. O. Box 304 September 1999, our products, Swissonic AD96 and CH-8730 Uznach Swissonic DA96 meet...
  • Page 3 Level» pot up. Watch the level on the Led bar. Now, you should be able to record the signal in your computer. To hook up a digital source to the USB Studio D, plug it in the TOSLINK or RCA connector on the back.
  • Page 4 11-channel, 2-bus stereo mixer Two professional quality microphone preamplifiers with 48V phantom power and phase inversion switches Insert jacks allow the use of external compressors or effect units Two high impedance instrument preamplifiers Combined level/gain pots on mic and instrument inputs simplify setup while maximising SNR High quality RIAA phono preamplifier Four stereo line inputs...
  • Page 5 Front Panel 1 Mic 1/2 level pots. Adjust the level of the respective Mic input. The preamp gain is automatically adjusted as well, to optimise SNR and distortion. When turned all the way to the left, the channel is turned off completely. 2 Mic 1/2 phantom power Leds.
  • Page 6 20 2 1 10 Record level pot. Adjusts the level of the signal going to the computer via the USB bus interface. The actual level is shown on the led bar next. 11 Recording level led bar. A peak level meter of the signal that is recorded through the USB interface.
  • Page 7 Rear Panel 1 Mic 1/2 input jacks. Balanced XLR Mic inputs. 1= ground, 2 = plus, 3 = minus. 2 Mic 1/2 phantom power switches. When pushed in, enable 48V phantom power on the Mic inputs, and light the corresponding front panel leds. 3 Mic 1/2 invert switches.
  • Page 8 11 Monitor output jacks. Used to feed the monitor amp. The signal here is taken from the monitor bus, after the monitor level pot and mute switch. 12 Rec output jacks. The recording bus signal before the rec level pot is presented here. 13 Opto/coax switch.
  • Page 9 Microphone USB Studio uses one of the finest ultra-low noise Inputs amplifier designs available. Its gain range allows the use of virtually any type of microphone. True 48V phantom power guarantees the USB Studio works with every microphone made. The phantom power supply can be turned on and off for each input via a back panel switch.
  • Page 10 The USB Studio incorporates the function of a 2-bus Mixer operation stereo mixer. The two buses are called «rec» and «mon». As its name implies, the «rec» bus is normally used for recording, and the «mon» for monitoring. The signal on the two buses is provided in analog format on the back, on the «rec»...
  • Page 11 Stereo 3; JP15 and JP16 for Stereo 4; JP18 and JP20 for Digital in. Digital Input USB Studio D’s digital input and output are completely and Output separated from the USB interface. They use very high performance, 20-bit AD and DA converters, and support both the optical and coaxial S/PDIF formats.
  • Page 12 interface of the computer, it should automatically be recognised, and drivers for it installed in the system. Usually, this requires the operating system CD. After the drivers are installed, the USB recording and playback peripherals should be listed in the audio device list.
  • Page 13 Specifications Microphone Inputs Input impedance 1 kΩ, Balanced Gain range Off to > + 50 dB Phantom power +48±4% VDC, IEC268-15 Max. input level –5/ –35 dBu, + 20/+ 50 dB Gain Equivalent input noise –125 dBu, 20k BW, 50 dB gain, Rs=150 Ω...
  • Page 14 Headphone Output 47 Ω Output impedance Clipping level >+20 dBu THD+Noise 0,01 %, 1kHz, 20k BW, +10 dBu, rl = 50 Ω Gain from monitor bus Off to 0 dB Digital I/O Format S/P DIF Interface Coax or TOSLINK optical Resolution 20 bits Sampling rates...
  • Page 15 USB Port Format Standard USB audio device Sampling rates 8/11,025/12/16/22,05/ 24/32/44,1/48 kHz USB ADC Resolution 20 bits SNR and Dynamic Range 95 dB, A-weighted (20–20000 Hz) 90 dB, unweighted Total Harmonic Distortion 0,01 % input level = –1 dBFS Interchannel Phase Deviation 1 deg, 20–20000 Hz Interchannel Gain Matching 0,1 dB, 20–20000 Hz...
  • Page 16 Notes...
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  • Page 18: Limited Warranty On Hardware

    B digital device, months from the date of original retail purchase. If you pursuant to part 15 of the discover a defect, first write or call Swissonic AG at FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide (0041) 55 285 86 10 to obtain a Return Merchandise reasonable protection Authorization Number.
  • Page 19 Swissonic AG P. O. Box 304, CH-8730 Uznach, Switzerland Phone +41 55 285 86 10, Fax +41 55 285 86 15 www.swissonic.com, info @ swissonic.com Swissonic America 407 Stony Point RD, Santa Rosa, CA 95401 Phone 707 577 7691, Fax 707 577 7692 www.swissonic.com, infousa...