Introduction, Features, Included items – Teac US-100 User Manual
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TASCAM US-100
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Thank you for purchasing the TASCAM US-100 USB Audio
Interface.
Please read this manual carefully before you begin using the
unit so that you can use it correctly and enjoy using it for a
long time. After you have read this manual, keep it nearby for
reference when needed.
We accept no responsibility and can provide no compensation
for recovering any data loss in audio equipment, hard disks, or
other storage media that occurs in a system that includes this
product.
Features
USB audio interface with two inputs and two outputs
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44.1/48 kHz, 16-bit
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Balanced microphone input connectors (XLR and standard
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TRS)
Unbalanced stereo line input connectors (RCA pin jacks)
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Guitar input connector (standard TRS jack)
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Direct connection of analog turntables
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Unbalanced stereo line output connectors (RCA pin jacks)
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Headphones output jack
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Direct monitoring function allows latency-free input moni-
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toring
Power supplied by USB connection
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Operates using standard Windows XP, Windows Vista and
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Mac OS X audio drivers
Included items
This product includes the items listed below.
Main unit
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............................................................................. 1
USB cable (1.5 m)
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............................................................... 1
CD-ROM (with Audacity software)
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.................................... 1
Warranty card
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...................................................................... 1
Owner’s Manual (this document)
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....................................... 1
Take care when opening the package not to damage the main
unit. Keep the packaging materials for transportation in the
future.
Please contact TASCAM if any of these items are missing or
have been damaged during transportation.
Conventions used in this manual
The following conventions are used in this manual:
Front and rear panel knobs, indicators and connectors are
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presented in a gothic font.
Example:
GUITAR IN
Text displayed on the computer is presented in quotes
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Example: “Sound”
1 – Introduction