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no “hot-plugging”). Make all FireWire cable connections while the computer is powered off. See page 7 for more information about this topic. What’s in the Box Your ProFire 610 package contains: • ProFire 610 interface • Printed Quick Start Guide • 6-pin to 6-pin FireWire cable • 6-pin to 4-pin FireWire cable • FireWire Series CD-ROM containing drivers and documentation • Software Bundle CD-ROM • 12VDC 2A Power Supply 1 About “1394” “iLink” and “FireWire”: Some computer manufacturers may use a different nomenclature to refer to their FireWire connections, such as “iLink”, “IEEE 1394” or simply “1394.” These ports carry the same data and ProFire 610 can be connected to any of these ports. 2 ProFire 610 User Guide 3 ProFire 610 Features • Six-input, ten-output audio configuration • Up to 24-bit/192kHz operation • Two high-quality mic/instrument preamps featuring OctaneTM technology, LED meters, and phantom power • Two front-panel XLR/TS Combo jacks accepting mic or instrument level inputs • Two rear-panel 1/4” TRS balanced line inputs • Eight rear-panel 1/4” TRS balanced line outputs • Two independent 1/4” headphone outputs with volume control knobs for each output • S/PDIF In/Out • MIDI In/Out • Powerful onboard DSP providing five near-zero latency 16x2 monitor mixers • User-assignable Master Volume control • Functions as a standalone two-channel mic preamp and A/D – D/A converter 4 Minimum System Requirements Minimum system requirements can be found on the ProFire 610 product packaging as well as the M-Audio website A Note about Operating System Updates: Please check the M-Audio driver download page at for the availability of an updated driver before you decide to install operating system updates. Before new M-Audio device drivers are released, they are tested for use with the operating system versions that are available at that time. When updates for an operating system are released by Microsoft or Apple, all M-Audio device drivers have to be re-tested and possibly updated to ensure proper operation. M-Audio recommends refraining from installing operating system updates until a driver has been posted to the M-Audio website for that specific operating system. ProFire 610 User Guide 5 Controls and Connectors Front Panel Descriptions ............................ 1 Mic / Inst Input Combo Jack (Mic / Inst) - Balanced mic-level and unbalanced instrument-level combo inputs These combo connectors will accept a standard three-pin XLR plug or a 1/4” TS connector and will appear as the first pair of inputs (e g inputs 1/2) in your audio application Input levels are controlled by the corresponding Gain knobs 2 Signal/Clip Indicators (Clip) - The green LED indicates the presence of a signal at the corresponding analog input while the red LED indicates “clipping” or distortion at the input Use these LED meters to set levels for the first two analog inputs 3 Gain Knob (Gain) - The preamp level for the front panel inputs is adjusted with this knob It also has a push/pull function which engages a 20dB pad when set to the “out” (pulled) position 4 Headphone Volume Knobs (Level) - Each of these two knobs controls the volume level of the associated headphone output jack 5 Headphone Outputs ( ) - These two 1/4” (TRS) headphone output jacks operate independently from each other The first headphone jack outputs the same audio signal as rear-panel outputs 1/2 while the second headphone jack outputs the same audio signal as rear-panel outputs 3/4 About Phantom Power: Be mindful when engaging phantom power since not all microphones require phantom power to operate. For example, most dynamic microphones do not require any phantom power whereas condenser microphones usually do. Some vintage ribbon microphones may be damaged if phantom power is applied to them. Always consult your microphone’s manual before applying phantom power. 6 Phantom Power Button and LED (48V) - This button applies +48V phantom power to the XLR inputs on the front of the interface. The LED next to the button illuminates when phantom power is being sent to the XLR inputs 7 Power LED Indicator - The blue Power LED glows steadily when the device is receiving power via the FireWire bus or the external power supply The LED will blink off and on if the unit is set to external sync and not receiving a valid clock signal 8 Power Button ( ) - This button switches the interface on and off ProFire 610 User Guide 6 9 Master Volume ( ) - This knob controls the analog output levels of ProFire 610 Turning the knob clockwise will increase the output level while turning it counterclockwise will reduce the output level By default, this knob is assigned to control analog outputs 1/2, however, the Control Panel application provides the option of setting the Master Volume knob to control any combination of analog output pairs (i e , 1/2, 3/4, 5/6, or 7/8) This includes the ability to control the level of all eight analog outputs simultaneously This fea...