HOONTECH DSP24VALUE Users Manual

About this manual:

The product described in this manual has been developed and produced by
Hoontech Co., Ltd.

SoundTrack Audio DSP24 Value is a trademark of Hoontech Co., Ltd.
SoundTrack Audio DSP24 Value Bracket is a trademark of Hoontech Co.,

Ltd.
Microsoft, Windows, Windows 95, Windows 98 and Windows NT are

registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.
All other brand and product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their
respective holders.

Dezember 2000

It is the policy of Hoontech to improve products as new technology, newer
components, improved software and drivers become available. Hoontech, therefore
reserves the right to change specifications without prior notice.

A/S Center

Hoontech Co., Ltd.
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#332 Songne-1Dong, Sosa-Ku,
Bucheon City, Kyungki-Do, Korea
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Copyright 1998, 1999, 2000 Hoontech Co., Ltd.
This documentation was created by Hoontech Co., Ltd. (Korea) and RIDI
multimedia (Germany).
Note: To avoid damage of your speakers, always turn down the volume or
turn off the power of your amplifier connected to the SoundTrack Audio
DSP24 Value when you are rebooting or shutting down your PC.

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Contents

I. Introduction............................................................ 3

II. Specifications ........................................................ 5

III. In- and output connectors .................................... 6

SoundTrack Audio DSP24 Value PCI-card 6
SoundTrack Audio DSP24 Value Bracket 7

IV. Block diagram........................................................ 8

V. Hardware installation ............................................ 9

VI. Driver and software installation ......................... 10

Driver installation 10
Software installation 13

VII. Mixer controls ...................................................... 17

Internal Mixer 17
Output Mixer 20

VIII. Hardware settings ............................................... 23

IX. Usage with software applications...................... 25

Available in- and output devices 25
Setting up Emagic Logic SoundTrack24 26
Setting up Steinberg Cubase VST/24 3.72 27
Setting up Emagic Logic Audio Platinum 4.5 29
Setting up Cakewalk 9.x 31
Setting up Nemesys GigaSampler 1.6 32.

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FCC NOTICE

FCC NOTICE

FCC NOTICEFCC NOTICE

THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC FULES.
OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TWO CONDITION:
(1) THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE, AND
(2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED,
INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT MAY CAUSE UNDERSIRED
OPERATION.

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This
equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio
communication. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a
particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the
user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following
measures :

- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit difference from that to which
the receiver is connected.

- Consult the dealer of an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

NOTE : The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by
unauthorized modifications to this equipment. Such modifications could void the user’s
authority to operate the equipment.

I. Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase of the SoundTrack Audio DSP24 Value. The
Audio DSP24 Value is a PCI digital soundcard for high quality recording
applications.

You should have received the following with your Audio DSP24 Value:

Hoontech SoundTrack Audio DSP24 Value PCI soundcard
4pin-3pin cable for analog CD-ROM audio connection
Sound Track Audio DSP24 Value Bracket (optional)
MIDI in/out cable (optional)
10 pin flat for Value Bracket (optional)
2pin cable for CD-ROM digital output (optional)
driver and installation CD
this manual

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Superb multi-track quality:

The Audio DSP24 Value supports up to 24-bit resolution and 96kHz sample rates
for two in- and output channels. Optionally, you can connect the DSP24 Value
Bracket to supply optical and coaxial S/PDIF and MIDI in/out connectors. In
addition, all internal signal paths are processed at 36-bit resolution ensuring the
highest amount of headroom and fidelity.

Intuitive Software Interface:

The Audio DSP24 Value comes with a selection of software interfaces.
The Output Mixer software Iis used to route the output signals. Also it displays
level meters for in- and output monitoring of all signals.
The Internal Mixer allows to control the function for Windows multimedia system
sounds. It controls the levels of the CD and Wave signals. The output signal of
Internal Mixer is always played through the Line Output on the card. This makes it
possible to use the card as an ordinary standard soundcard.

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II. Specifications

PCI 2.1 compliant interface
2 inputs and 2outputs channels (RCA connectors)
supported sample rates in kHz: 22.05, 32, 44.1, 48, 88.2, and 96
24-bit converter rsolution
Internal CD in, Aux In, and Line Out via AC-97 Codec (Internal Mixer)

Optical and coaxial S/PDIF standards (optional)
MPU-401 compatible MIDI interface (optional)
Drivers for Windows 95/98/ME, NT4 and Windows 2000 available.

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III. In- and output connectors
SoundTrack Audio DSP24 Value PCI-card

1. Analog Input 1 (RCA)

2. Analog Input 2 (RCA)

3. Analog Output 1 (RCA)

4. Analog Output 2 (RCA)

5. Line Out 1/8 stereo jack, used for system sounds

6. 10 pin connector for optional DSP24 Value Bracket

7. CD In can be connected to the analog output from CD-ROM

8. Aux In can be connecte to the analog output from a TV-card or different
analog sources.

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SoundTrack Audio DSP24 Value Bracket

The DSP24 Value Bracket is used to add optical and coaxial I/O connectors. It also
adds a digital input which for CD-ROM drives with digital output and MIDI in- and
outputs. The bracket is available as option.

1+2. MIDI In/Out connectors (using 1/8" to DIN adapter cables)
3+5. Optical In/Out connectors.
4+6. Coaxial In/Out connectors.

7. CD digital In 2-pin connector for CD-ROM signals.

8. 16pin Connector for use with Audio DSP24 Value card.

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IV. Block diagram

Note: The Internal and Output Mixer are completely independent. The Internal
Mixer controls normal PC audio functions such as Windows sounds or CD Audio
playback. It is represented by the AC-97 Codec on the card. The Output Mixer
section is separately used by the audio recording/mixing applications with support
for up to 24bit/96kHz.
The Line-Out, Aux and CD-In are routed through the AC-97 Codec on the DSP24
Value and are controlled by the Internal Mixer.
S/PDIF I/O (optional) and the analog signals (RCA connectors) are controlled by
the External Mixer.

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V. Hardware installation

Make sure the computer is switched off and unplugged. Remove the external
computer cover. If you own the DSP24 Value Bracket, check that you have
connected it to the Audio DSP 24 correctly: the red pin-1 marking on the ribbon
cable must be alligned to the triangle-marked pin on both sides. Insert the Audio
DSP 24 Value PCI-card into a free PCI slot making sure that it is pressed firmly
into position and secure it to the computer case. If available, position the DSP24
Value Bracket to a free slot and secure it to the computer case.
You can use an analog cable to from the CD-ROM drive if you want to listen to
audio CDs via the Line Out on the card. The cable can be connected to the CON1
connector on the card.

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VI. Driver and software installation
Driver installation

The Audio DSP24 Value comes with a CD that contains drivers for Windows
95/98/ME and NT4. The following instructions pertain to Windows 98 only. The
installation under Windows 95 or Windows ME is very similar.
After installation of the Audio DPS24 Value in a PCI slot in the computer, boot up
the system. Windows 98 will detect new hardware and display the following
screen.

Click Next.

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Select Search for the best driver for your device and click Next.

Check Specify a location. Type in the <drivename>:vein the
window displayed above and click Next. In the alternative, you can click Browse
and find the above file on the CD, then click Next.
Note: you cannot use the driver from the directory for the
SoundTrack Audio DSP24. Make sure you are using the correct directory!.

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After Windows finds the driver you should see the above screen naming the driver
file indicated in the screenshot. Click Next.

At this window complete the installation by clicking Finish. Windows will now
install the driver for you through a series of installation screens. If you are
prompted to do anything (this would be unusual), it is usually safe to simply press
Enter.
After the driver is installed ensure the installation worked by pressing
Start>Settings>Control Panel>System>Device Manager>Sound, video and game.

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controllers. You should see the SoundTrack device listed there. Highlight it and
click on Properties. You should see the message This device is working properly.
Click on the Resources tab, you should see the message No conflicts. If so,
congratulations are in order. You have successfully installed the drivers for the
Audio DSP24 Value.

Software installation

After successfully installing the driver above, setup your Audio DSP24 software.
Insert the installationCD into the drive. Click Start>Run and type in <drive

letter>:ve.exe in the window. Click OK.

You will see the Windows Setup indicator begin to work as below.

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Next you will see the Welcome to Audio DSP24 Value Setup window:

Click Next.

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Choose the default directory by clicking Next or select your own by clicking
Browse then Next.

Choose the default Program folder name by clicking Next or type in your own and
click Next. Now you will next see the SoundTrack Audio DSP24 installation

indicators.
Just wait while the files are copied to your system. Next you will see the setup
completion window and will be asked if you wish to launch External Links:

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Click Finish if you wish to Finish and launch Output Mixer. If you do not want to
have the Output Mixer automatically loaded on startup, declick Add Output Mixer
to STARTUP. We recommand leave the option. Declick the Execute Output Mixer
if you do not wish to do so and click Finish. Congratulations! You have
successfully installed the SoundTrack Audio DSP24 Value software.

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VII. Mixer controls
Internal Mixer

You can launch the Internal Mixer via the start menu.

You can control the systems internal components with the Internal Mixer. The
Internal Mixer works basically like a normal soundcard and can be used for
standard multimedia software or games for example. Please see the following
section with more details:

Master

Controls the output volume of the Internal Mixer. The signal controlled here will
be played through the Line Out connector of the PCI-card.

You can control the panning and the master volume. Muting the signal is possible
as well.

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Wave

Controls the volume of the signal played using the device ADSP24 Int. WaveOut.

You can control the panning and the wave volume. Muting the channel is possible
as well.

Record

If you want to record a signal from the Internal Mixer (using the device ADSP24
Int. Input), you can control the signal volume and the source in this section. Please

note that this section in the mixer is not used to control recordings from the analog
RCA- or S/PDIF-inputs.

With the drop-down menu you can select the record source. The slider controls the
volume of your recording.

CD In

This sections controls the volume of the internal analog CD input of the PCI-card.

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You can control the panning and the CD volume. Muting the channel is possible as
well.

Aux

This sections controls the volume of the internal analog Aux input of the PCI-card.

You can control the panning and the Aux volume. Muting the channel is possible as
well.

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Output Mixer

The Output Mixer application is the command center for the Audio DSP24 Value

system . With the Output Mixer you can control all incoming and outgoing signals.

Note: The Output Mixer will only change the audible signal. You can output it
either through Ouput 1,2 and/or through the S/PDIF Output (setup under Master).
When you are recording an input signal, the Output Mixer does not change the
signal level. This ensures that you are always recording with best possible quality.

Master

Controls the output volume of the Output Mixer. The signal controlled here will be
played through Output 1,2 and/or the S/PDIF Output.

You can control the the volume of the left and right channels independandly.
Muting the signal is possible as well.
With the buttons on the left side, you can hide or display each mixer channel.

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In the lower right corner you can select the output routing for the analog output
channel 1/2 and the S/PDIF output:

Output Mixer plays the mixed signal through S/PDIF Out or Output 1/2
S/PDIF In routes the signal from the S/PDIF input to S/PDIF Out or

Output 1/2 (= direct monitoring without latency)
Wave Out routes the signal from the Wave Out device (the playback from

the applications) to S/PDIF Out or Output 1/2
Input 1/2 In routes the signal from the analog input to S/PDIF Out or
Output 1/2 (= direct monitoring without latency)
You can make the same setting in the menu under File>Outputs.

Wave (1/2 to 7/8)

In the Wave section you can control the volume of the playback signal (for the

devices ADSP24 Ext.(n) WaveOut x/x).

Muting each channel is possible. Also you can control the panning independand for
the left and right channel of each stereo device.

S/PDIF Out

In the S/PDIF Out section you can control the volume of the signal of the device
ADSP24 Ext. S/PDIF Out (n) if the optional DSP24 Value Bracket is installed.

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Muting the left and right channel is possible independandly.

S/PDIF In

This section controls the signal from the digital input of the card (if the optional

DSP24 Value Bracket is installed).

Muting the left and right channel is possible independandly.

Input 1/2

This sections controls the volume of the analog Input 1/2 (RCA connectors).

Muting the left and right channel is possible independandly.

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VIII. Hardware settings

Clicking File>Hardware settings on Output Mixer will open the Hardware settings

window. You can select the Internal Master Clock settings in kHz (22, 32, 44.1, 48,

88.2 and 96kHz) for synchronisation, DMA buffer settings for Wave and ASIO

devices and External Master Clock settings here.

Audio Data Handling

This function enables the system to allow or block continuing operation when a
specific converter resolution is exceeded (24-bit).

Clock and Sample Rates

These settings determine the sample rate at which the system will operate and
whether an External Master Clock will control clock timing. The Audio DSP24
Value can be synchronized to an external device or set its own internal rate and
impose this rate on the other devices (conncted to the digital output). You must
ensure that all components are operating at the same sample rate. Checking the

Rate Locked box will result in support for only the indicated sample rate. With
Reset Rate After Play it is possible to change the samplerate back to the previous

setting after an application stopped playback.
Caution: Please note that you cannot use the card when no signal is connected to
the S/PDIF input when the option External Master Clock is activated at the same
time. The card cannot record or playback without a significant loss in audio quality
in that case. So please make sure that the option Internal Master Clock is activated.

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before you start to record. However, to record from a S/PDIF source through Value

Bracket, the option must be set to External Master Clock.

Device Setting

These settings determine latency response to system change commands. Higher
buffer settings will result in greater latency but fewer playback and recording
dropouts. Lower buffer settings will result in lesser latency but you may encounter
playback and recording dropout problems as the system gets overloaded. Many
software programs provide suggested buffer settings that you can try. Each system
is different and may require experimentation and adjustment to find optimal buffer
setting levels.
When you experience drop outs during playback and/or recording, please try to
increase these values.

DeviceMixing (MME/ASIO/GSIF)

In this section, you can assign each output channel to a specific WaveOut channel.
Applications using the ASIO, MME and GSIF-interfaces are supported. All
programs can be used at the same time but please make sure to follow the
applications setup procedures and never change the setting while an application is
using the DSP24 Value.

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IX. Usage with software applications

For each application you are using with the Audio DSP24 Value you have to follow
some configuration steps. Basically, every stereo input or output channel of the
card can be used like a normal soundcard using the corresponding devices.
Normally every program will have a configuration function where you can select
the devices.

Available in- and output devices

The available wave devices for playback and recording are:
ADSP24 Int. WaveOut plays audio data through the Internal Mixer (which

will be audible on the Line Out of the card). Please note that this driver only
supports 16bit/48kHz as maximum resolution and samplerate.
ADSP24 Ext.(1) WaveOut 1/2 first stereo wave output device. Use this
driver to play audio through outputs to the RCA outputjacks.
ADSP24 Ext.(1) WaveOut 3/4 second stereo wave output device (virtual). If
you use this driver, you can control the signal in the Output Mixer.
ADSP24 Ext.(1) WaveOut 5/6 third stereo wave output device (virtual). If
you use this driver, you can control the signal in the Output Mixer.
ADSP24 Ext.(1) WaveOut 7/8 fourth stereo wave output device (virtual). If
you use this driver, you can control the signal in the Output Mixer.
ADSP24 Ext. S/PDIF Out (1) plays audio through the stereo S/PDIF digital
output of the Value Bracket. See section VII in this manual for output routing
details.
ADSP24 Int. Record records the signal from Internal Mixer. Use this driver
to record from the CD or Aux Input on the card. Please note that this driver
only supports 16bit/48kHz as maximum resolution and samplerate.
ADSP24 Ext.(1) Input 1/2 stereo input driver to record input signals from
Input RCA jacks.
ADSP24 S/PDIF In (1) records signal from the S/PDIF input of the DSP24
Value Bracket. Check section V in this manual to learn how to use Value
Bracket.

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ADSP24 Digital Mixer (1) with this driver you can record the output signal
of the Output Mixer.
Additionally, the card provides an ASIO 2.0 driver called ADSP24 ASIO. It allows
access to all 4 input and 10 output channels of the in applications that support ASIO
(like Cubase VST). ASIO allows applications to record and playback at a very low
latency (down to 2ms). This means that it is possible to apply realtime effects with
your systems CPU input or output signals. Also, you can use software synthesizers

to output through ASIO.
Please note that most applications will need special settings to ensure that the
SoundTrack Audio DSP24 Value is working properly. We are continuously testing
the card with various popular applications. In the following sections we have
provided examples of a few applications. Please take the time to review it to avoid
problems later. If you still encounter problems or if you are using different
programs, we recommend to contact Hoontech using the Q&A support forum on
the internet (http://www.hoontech.com).

Setting up Emagic Logic SoundTrack24

Logic SoundTrack24 is a special version of the Logic Software from Emagic,
designed to be used with the Audio DSP24 Series. It can use the ASIO driver of the
Audio DSP24 Value for recording and playback.

call File>Hardware settings in External Links.

under Device Setting select the ASIO buffer size: we recommend using a

value of about 1800 depending on the system performance.

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click on the ASIO button under DeviceMixing.
make sure the option Rate Locked under Clock Setting is disabled
set the option MultiTrack Wave Drivers to Independent (under Clock Setting)
launch Logic SoundTrack24 and select the option Audio>Audio Hardware &

Drivers.

select Audio & Hardware Drivers and select ASIO ADSP 24 as ASIO device.
If you want to work with 24-bit resolution, enable the option 20/24 Bit
Recording.

exit Logic and launch it again to activate the settings.
Please also refer to the documentation of Logic SoundTrack24.

Setting up Steinberg Cubase VST/24 3.72

Cubase VST 3.72 from Steinberg uses the ASIO specification to access recording
hardware. Steinberg has defined ASIO and improved support for recording
multiple channels at the same time. ASIO features reduced latency for playback of
VST plugins and instruments. Please note, that other Steinberg programs (like
Nuendo, Cubasis VST or Cubase VST 5.0) have a very similar setup when using
the ASIO driver. To setup the Audio DSP24 in Cubase VST, please follow these
steps:
call File>Hardware settings in External Links.

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Select the ASIO buffer size. On faster systems (Pentium III, Athlon) it is
usually safe to use 512 as a small setting. On other systems you may try this
setting but increase the buffer size later, depending on the performance. Also
you can decrease the buffer size but please test if the performance is OK on
your specific system.

click on the ASIO button under DeviceMixing.
Start Cubase VST and select the option Audio>System..

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In the section Audio Performance, set Number of Channels to 16
(recommended).
In the Monitoring section, select Global Disable (recommended). If you want
to monitor signals in realtime and adding VST plugin effects at the same time,
select Tape Type instead.
In the upper right corner under ASIO Device select ADSP24 ASIO. By
clicking on ASIO Control Panel, you can also change the samples per buffer
value.

Below that you can choose the Sample Rate.
If you want to use the Audio DSP24 s realtime monitoring functions (without

adding effects to the monitor signal), select ASIO Direct Monitoring
To define which input and outputs to use in Cubase VST, first go to Audio>Inputs.
A window will appear that allows you to activate or deactivate each input (stereo).
You can assign these inputs to the channels in the VST Channel Mixer then (via
Audio>Monitors). For the outputs, you need to open Audio>Master. In this
window you can deactivate a stereo bus for each stereo output. These busses can be
used internally in Cubase VST to route signals to the outputs. You can find more
information about this in the Cubase VST documentation. Also, the latest updates
for Cubase VST can be downloaded from http://www.steinberg.de.

Setting up Emagic Logic Audio Platinum 4.5

The powerful Audio-/MIDI-Sequencer Logic Audio Platinum 4.5 (and higher)
from Emagic also uses ASIO drivers. Follow these steps to setup the application for
the Audio DSP24.
call File>Hardware settings in External Links..

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select the ASIO buffer size: we recommend using a value of about 1024
depending on the system performance.

click on the ASIO button under DeviceMixing.
launch Logic Audio Platinum and select the option Audio>Audio Hardware

& Drivers>Audio Driver 2.

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check the box ASIO and select ASIO ADSP24 as ASIO device. If you want to
record with 24-bit resolution, check the box 20/24 Bit Recording
exit Logic Audio and launch it again to activate the changes.
You can get the latest informations about Logic Audio Platinum at
http://www.emagic.de. If you use previous 4.xx versions of Logic Audio, we
recommend to get the free update to Version 4.5 at least.

Setting up Cakewalk 9.x

Cakewalk is a famous Audio-/MIDI-Sequencer and Recordingsoftware. It uses the
MME drivers of the SoundTrack Audio DSP24 Value.
launch Cakewalk and select Options>Audio. The DirectShow Audio dialog
will be displayed.

Click on Drivers. You will see a list of MME devices for Input and Output.
Select the entries you want to use (check the section AVAILABLE IN- AND
OUTPUT DEVICES earlier in this chapter for reference). Usually you should
select at least ADSP24 Ext. (1) Input 1/2 and ADSP24 Ext. (1) Wa veOut 1/2.

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Go back to General and select Wave Profiler. Follow the directions on screen
until you see the message Audio hardware has been successfully profiled.

Select ADSP24 Ext.(1) WaveOut 1,2 as Playback Timing Master and
ADSP24 Ext. (1) Input 1,2 as Record Timing Master. If you are recording
from the S/PDIF input, select ADSP24 S/PDIF In (1) instead. The option
Audio Driver Bit Depth should be set to 24.

Select the sample rate and resolution you want to use under Default Settings
for New Projects.

Mixing Latency: Basically, you can set Buffers in Playback Queue as 4.
Settings less than 4 will result in lower latency but the system performance
could be lower, resulting in possible drop-outs. Start with buffer sizes
suggested by the Effective latency tests, usually around 100msec. When the
latency needs to be under 100msec, click on the Advanced tab and enable the
WavePipe(TM) Acceleration option. Please note that each system will have
different optimal settings. You should experiement with the settings to get the
perfect setup for your system.
Under Device Profiles, enable the option Use Wave Out Position For Timing.
You can get the latest updates and informations on Cakewalk on
http://www.cakewalk.com.

Setting up Nemesys GigaSampler 1.6

GigaSampler from Nemesys is a powerful and very popular software sampler. The
SoundTrack Audio DSP24 Value provides a special GSIF-driver
(GigaSampler-InterFace) that allows you to use the separate outputs of the card
with GigaSampler.
call File>Hardware settings in External Links.

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press on the GSIF button under DeviceMixing or select GSIF for at least one
channel.

launch GigaSampler and select Config>Outputs.

Under Wave Out Driver, select Audio DSP24 MultiChannel Driver.
Select the Output channels you want to use on the right side under Outputs

Enabled.

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Now assign the Midi Channels mapped to Outputs in the lower area.
You can get the latest informations and updates of GigaSampler on their website
http://www.nemesysmusic.com.

FCC

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

PRODUCT NAME: SoundTrack DSP24 Value
MODEL NUMBER: SoundTrack DSP24 Value

FCC RULES: TESTED TO COMPLY WITH FCC PART 15, CLASS B
OPERATING ENVIRONMENT: FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE

FCC COMPLLANCE STATEMENT:

This device complies with part 15 of FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device
must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired
operation.

INFORMATION TO USER:

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits of a Class B digital
device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This
equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a
particular installation. if this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception. which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the
user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following
measures:

1. Reorient / Relocate the receiving antenna.

2. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

3. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit difference from that to which the
receiver is connected.

4. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

CAUTION: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the

manufacturer responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to
operate the equipment

THE PARTY RESPONSIBLE FOR PRODUCT COMPLIANCE

HOONTECH CO.,LTD

332, Songnae-dong, Sosa-gu, Puchon, Korea

TELEPHONE NO : [phone]