Rear panel, 2 − names and functions of parts – Teac US-200 User Manual

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TASCAM US-200

Rear panel

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LINE OUT 1/2/3/4 (unbalanced) jacks

These RCA pin jacks are unbalanced

analog line outputs.
These jacks can output signals sent

from the computer via USB, signals

from the built-in monitoring mixer or

a combination of both. Use the US-200

software control panel on the computer

to set which signals are output. Connect

these jacks to recorders, speakers with

built-in amplification and external effect

devices, for example.

NOTE

The

LINE OUT 1/2 jacks can output the

analog signals input through the unit.
The

LEVEL knob, which also controls the

headphone output, can be used to adjust
the output level of the LINE OUT 1/2
jacks.
The

LINE OUT 3/4 jacks cannot output

the analog signals input through the unit.
Furthermore, their output levels cannot be
adjusted from the unit.

w

MIDI IN jack

This is a standard DIN 5-pin MIDI input

jack.
Use it to input MIDI signals to the

computer connected by USB.

e

MIDI OUT jack

This is a standard DIN 5-pin MIDI output

jack.
Use it to output MIDI signals from

the computer connected by USB to a

connected MIDI device.

r

ST/MONO switch

When monitoring two inputs (MIC/LINE/

INST IN 1 and MIC/LINE IN 2), use this

switch to set it to mono or stereo.
When set to MONO, the two inputs are

mixed, and the mix is sent to both LINE

OUT 1 and 2 jacks.
When set to ST, the signal input from

the MIC/LINE/INST IN 1 connector is

output through the LINE OUT 1 jack, and

the signal input from the MIC/LINE IN

2 connector is output through the LINE

OUT 2 jack.
When only using the MIC/LINE/INST IN 1

connector input, set this switch to MONO

to monitor the signal through both the

LINE OUT 1 and LINE OUT 2 jacks.

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INST/LINE switch

Set this switch according to the input

connected to the MIC/LINE/INST

IN 1 connector. Set it to INST when

directly connecting an electric guitar or

electric bass guitar, for example. Set it

to LINE when connecting an electronic

instrument or audio equipment, for

example.

2 − Names and Functions of Parts

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