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USING THE ONYX 1220i WITH A MAC The Onyx 1220i works with Mac OS 10.4.11 and higher. This OS includes the Apple FireWire 2.0 driver. The Onyx 1220i will only work with the 2.0 driver, so if you have an OS before 10.4.11, you will need to check your system for updates from the nice folks at Apple. 1. Connect a FireWire cable from your Onyx 1220i to a FireWire port on your Mac. 2. Turn on your Onyx 1220i. 3. Go to the applications folder, open the utilities folder, and double-click "Audio MIDI Setup." 5. Here you can see the settings for the mixer. You can also choose it as your default input or output, as well as designate it to be used for system sound output. There are 12 channels of audio input from the Onyx 1220i, and 2 channels of audio output to the Onyx 1220i. 4. Click the Audio Devices tab, and select Onyx i in the "Properties For" drop-down box. 6. The Sample Rate is also shown from 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 88.2 kHz and 96 kHz. 7. You're ready to go with any Mac OS X Core Audio host application (i.e., Tracktion, Logic, Cubase, Nuendo, Live, Digital Performer, etc.). 8. In your audio software applications, select and activate the inputs from the mixer and outputs to the mixer. Owner's Manual 37

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Owner's Manual
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USING THE ONYX 1220i WITH A MAC
The Onyx 1220i works with Mac OS 10.4.11 and higher.
This OS includes the Apple FireWire 2.0 driver. The
Onyx 1220i will only work with the 2.0 driver, so if you
have an OS before 10.4.11, you will need to check your
system for updates from the nice folks at Apple.
1.
Connect a FireWire cable from your Onyx 1220i
to a FireWire port on your Mac.
2.
Turn on your Onyx 1220i.
3.
Go to the applications folder, open the utilities
folder, and double-click “Audio MIDI Setup.”
4.
Click the Audio Devices tab, and select
Onyx i in the “Properties For” drop-down box.
5.
Here you can see the settings for the mixer.
You can also choose it as your default input or
output, as well as designate it to be used for
system sound output. There are 12 channels of
audio input from the Onyx 1220i, and
2 channels of audio output to the Onyx 1220i.
6.
The Sample Rate is also shown from 44.1 kHz,
48 kHz, 88.2 kHz and 96 kHz.
7.
You’re ready to go with any Mac OS X Core
Audio host application (i.e., Tracktion, Logic,
Cubase, Nuendo, Live, Digital Performer, etc.).
8.
In your audio software applications, select and
activate the inputs from the mixer and outputs
to the mixer.