The Manual - Applied Engineering AUDIO ANIMATOR User Manual

The Manual
In order to use this manual and the AA effectively, you must
know something about MIDI. If you're new to the field, take
a look at "Other Sources" in App. I for a list of references .
Notes and warnings throughout the manual will help you to
better understand what you're dealing with. They appear as
shown in the examples following:
.:. Note:
This indicates a special note. Pay close
attention to these entries ,
.:. Warning: This indicates a warning. De sure to
rcad
and heed.
Audio Animator is the full name of the product. In this
manual, we'll often call it
AA
for short.
Part I, The Hardware, describes the card, tells you what
you need to use it, and takes you through the illstallatioll of
the Audio Animator.
Part II, Software Overview, begins by giving you a quick
run through of what the Audio Animator software can do.
Part III, The Digitizer, details each of the Digitizer's menu
options. The chapters are in the same order as the menus for
easy reference.
Part IV, The Sequencer, details each of the Sequencer's
menu options. Again, the chapters are in the same order as
the menus for easy reference.
The Appendices tell you how to copy the
AA
program to
your RAM, ROM, or hard disk, how to work around
problems you may encounter, what adapters you ma)! need,
and more.
The Glossary contains many of the terms used in the
manual with which you may not be familiar.
The Index is the fastest way to find a particular topic's page
number.
Any comments or suggestions regarding this manual or
any other IE manual, will be greatly appreciated both by IE
and by others who use our products. Please address any
comments or suggestions to:
Applied Engineering
P.O. Box 5100
Carrollton, Texas 75011
Attn: Documentation Mngr.
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