ESI UGM192 User’s Guide
Ultra Mobile Guitar & Microphone
24-bit / 192 kHz USB Audio Adapter
User’s Guide
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Revision 1, December 2019
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Introduction.................................................................................................................................. |
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Features................................................................................................................................................................ |
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Installation.................................................................................................................................... |
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System Recommendation..................................................................................................................................... |
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Hardware Installation........................................................................................................................................... |
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Driver & Software Installation............................................................................................................................. |
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2.3.1 Installation under Windows .............................................................................................................................. |
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2.3.2 Installation under OS X / macOS...................................................................................................................... |
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Windows Control Panel............................................................................................................. |
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Latency and buffer settings................................................................................................................................ |
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DirectWIRE and virtual channels ...................................................................................................................... |
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Windows Audio Settings ................................................................................................................................... |
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4. OS X / macOS Control Panel.................................................................................................... |
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Latency and buffer settings................................................................................................................................ |
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Specifications.............................................................................................................................. |
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General Information.................................................................................................................. |
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1. Introduction
UGM192, an ultra mobile guitar and microphone to USB-C audio interface with excellent 24-bit / 192kHz / 114dB quality, allows you to connect an electric guitar via its Hi-Z instrument input and a professional dynamic or condenser microphone to your PC or Mac or to many compatible mobile devices such as smart phones and tablet computers that support USB audio. The backside offers a stereo output that you can use for playback and for real time input monitoring, i.e. with headphones. This makes UGM192 the perfect companion for guitar and professional microphone recording applications on the road or in your studio. You can use it to jam with a guitar and microphone, process the signal in real time and listen to the mix directly via headphones - no special additional devices are needed: you simply plug UGM192 between your guitar, headphones, the microphone and your computer or mobile device.
UGM192 is a USB-C device, optimized for USB 3.1 operation. It is also compatible with standard USB 2.0 ports.
1.1 Features
The front and back panel of the UGM192 hardware has these main features:
1.Hi-Z instrument input channel 1 with unbalanced 1/4" TS connector. Use this connector to connect an electric guitar or similar instrument.
2.microphone input channel 2 with balanced 1/4" TRS connector. Use this connector to connect a dynamic or condenser microphone. If you need to make an adapter cable from 1/4" TRS to the XLR connector of your microphone, you need to use the following wiring diagram for it:
Please note that you need to have a balanced 1/4"TRS connector (= as it would be "stereo") when assembling such a cable.
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3.headphone and line output with unbalanced stereo 1/4" TRS connector. Use this connector to connect professional studio headphones or to connect the unit to the input of active studio monitors, a monitor controller or a mixing desk.
4.USB-C connector to connect the device to a computer or mobile device. Use this connector to connect the unit to your Mac or PC or to a mobile device by using one of the two included USB- C connection cables. When the device is working, the power LED over the USB-C connector will be on.
5.microUSB power connector to supply the unit with additional power. While the unit is fully bus powered and does not need an additional power supply normally, it can be needed in some cases to provide extra additional power (for instance when connecting it to a mobile phone with limited battery life). In such a case, you can use this port to supply the unit with power from a portable battery pack or from a USB power supply. Note that you cannot use this connector to record / playback audio signals via your PC or Mac. You need to use the USB-C port instead.
A.Monitor switch, with this button you can control the real time hardware input monitoring of the device. There are three different settings and you can step through them by pushing the button several times:
1.If you push it once, the MONO LED will be turned on and you will be able to monitor the input channel 1 signal on the left output channel and the input channel 2 signal on the right output channel.
2.If you push it twice, the STEREO LED will be turned on and you will be able to monitor the input channel 1 and input channel 2 signals each on both left and right output channels.
3.If you push it three times, the monitoring will be turned off again and both LEDs will be off. In this case, you cannot hear the input channel signals on the output.
B.Mic Gain switch, with this button you can control the input gain of the microphone input channel 2:
1.If you push it once, the +20dB LED will be turned on and the input level will be increased by 20dB in volume.
2.If you push it twice, the +30dB LED will be turned on and the input level will be increased by 30dB in volume.
3.If you push it three times, the LEDs will be turned off and the additional volume gain is disabled.
C.+48V phantom power switch, with this button you can enable or disable the +48V phantom power that is needed if you want to use input channel 2 with a condenser microphone. When the phantom power is enabled, the ON LED will be turned on. When it is disabled, it will be turned off.
Note: Only turn on the phantom power after you have connected your microphone. Avoid doing this before you connect it.
Note: Before you unplug any cable, it is strongly recommended to disable the phantom power.
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