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OctoPre

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Digital (7)
Articles relating to the digital capabilities of the OctoPre
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Octopre Troubleshooting Guide
No LEDs illuminate
• Is the POWER switched on?
• Is the correct mains voltage being used for your unit? If not, the fuse may blow, requiring the correct fuse to be refitted. (Click here to find...
2009-06-29
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Octopre heat and fan noise.
The Octopre will get very hot when it is on since it uses class A circuitry - do not worry - this is normal!! There is a cooling fan in the Octopre whose speed is governed by a thermistor so the...
2005-08-04
Views: 3389
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Can I connect my Octopre direct to my computer?
This is not possible - you will need an audio interface/sound card to connect the outputs of the Octopre to. The optional ADC cards for the Octopre give you the option of a digital audio output...
2005-08-03
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What are the Octopre A/D converter specs?
The Octopre ADC specs are:0dBFs = +22dBuS/N = -109dBfs measured with A weighting filter at 48Khz sample frequency.THD = <0.003% at 0dBfs with 1KHz signal measured with 20Hz/22Khz band pass...
2005-08-02
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What is the signal path in the Octopre?
The phantom power circuit is only on the XLR mic input. The line switch swaps the channel input between the XLR inputs and the line inputs (25 pin connector). Then the signal passes through the...
2005-08-04
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Can I make the LEDs on my Octopre less bright?
Unfortunately not but if you find them too bright then try putting some pieces of masking tape over them (not the markings though) so that they still shine through.
2005-08-04
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