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12. Mic In (Channel 1): This is an XLR Balanced preamp input for

microphones. Mic In preamp gain is controlled by the top panel “Mic

Gain” control.This input also gets defeated if the Aux Input is plugged

in, and the Monitor/Record button is pressed to the “Record” position.

13. Direct Monitor Stereo/Mono Switch:When this switch is set to Stereo,

Channel 1 goes to the left output (Output 1) and Channel 2 goes to

the right output (Output 2)—as in a stereo signal panned hard left and

hard right. When this switch is set to Mono, both input channels are

passed to both output channels in Mono, or panned to the center.This

switch will not affect the signal that is being recorded, but only the

signal you are monitoring.

14. Phantom Power Switch:When this switch is pressed to the “in” position,

the front panel Phantom Power indicator will light and 48V will be sent

to the Mic In (Channel 1) to power a condenser microphone.

M-Audio Ozone Driver Installation

Your computer communicates with devices contained within the M-Audio

Ozone, the audio and MIDI interfaces for example, via software files known

as “drivers.” This driver software is a special, dedicated program that makes

the audio or MIDI interface accessible to an application program. On the

included driver disk, M-Audio supplies the audio and MIDI drivers that

enable you to use M-Audio Ozone with Windows, Mac OS9 or Mac OSX.

These M-Audio Ozone drivers are supplied on the dual format CD included.

Driver Installation for Windows

The drivers for the M-Audio Ozone USB interface require Windows 98SE

or higher. Please make sure that Windows 98SE, ME, 2000 or XP is

installed on your system, and that your USB port is enabled. Check your

computer manual for more information.

To verify your Windows installation after you have carefully followed these

instructions, you may check your system’s “Device Manager,” located in the

Control Panel under “System” (in Windows 2000 or XP, also click the

“Hardware” tab after clicking “Device Manager”). If you look in the Device

Manager, you will find components for the M-Audio Ozone driver in two

sections; once under the “Universal Serial Bus” controller group, and also

under the “Sound, video, & game controllers” group, where drivers are

displayed as follows:

Windows 2000 and XP show two M-Audio Ozone drivers under Sound,

video, game controllers—“Ozone” and “Ozone MIDI.”

Windows Me and Windows 98SE show three M-Audio Ozone drivers

under Sound, video and game controllers—“Ozone,” “Ozone MIDI” and

“Ozone MIDI (VxD).”