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Power Mach Ten User’s Guide New Dimensions in Personal Workstation Technology 1123 Chapala Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101 TEL 805-963-6983 • FAX 805-962-8202 1-800-6-MACH-10 info@tenon.com • http://www.tenon.com Copyright 1998 Tenon Intersystems All Rights Reserved Printed in USA Tenon, MachTen, Power MachTen and the Tenon logo are trademarks of Tenon Intersystems. X Window System and X11 are registered trademarks of MIT. Apple, Macintosh and Power Macintosh are registered trademarks, and Finder is a trademark of Apple Computer, Inc. UNIX is a registered trademark in the United States and other countries, licensed exclusively through X/Open Company limited. All other product names are trademarks of their respective holders. 09/98 Power MachTen User’s Guide i TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 Power MachTen — UNIX on the Macintosh Desktop 1 1.1 The MachTen Desktop 3 1.1.1 MachTen Terminal Window Desktop 4 1.2 The MachTen “UNIX Virtual Machine” 6 1.3 The MachTen Architecture 7 1.3.1 Dynamic Memory Configuration 7 1.3.2 Dynamically Linked, Shared Libraries 7 1.3.3 Memory Mapped File Access 9 1.3.4 Integrated Software Development Tools 9 1.3.5 Native Fast File System 9 2.0 Installing MachTen 11 2.1 Performance Tuning — Optimizing MachTen 21 2.1.1 System Optimization Guidelines 22 2.1.2 How Can You Tell When a System is Approaching Its Limits? 25 2.2 Reinstallation 26 2.2.1 Reconfiguration 28 2.2.1.1 Automated Reconfiguration 28 2.2.1.2 Manual Reconfiguration 29 2.2.2 Accessing MachTen Sources from the CD-ROM 30 2.3 Troubleshooting 31 ii Power MachTen User’s Guide 3.0 The MachTen Control Panel 33 3.1 Scheduling Priority Slide Bar 34 3.2 Configuration Screens 34 3.2.1 General Configuration Screen 35 3.2.1.1 Host Name 35 3.2…

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Radius PowerView™ User's Manual November 1991 Radius Inc as_ Table of Contents Introduction......................................................................... v Registration Card ......... ... .. ............. ... ... .... ...... ...... ..... ..... v About This Manual... .................. ........ .. ...... ... ....... ...... .. vi Chapter 1 - Unpacking PowerView ................................ 1 Unpacking......... .......... ... .. ... ... ................... .. ... ..... ....... .... 1 Macintosh System Requirements ........ ...... ........... ..... ... . 2 Chapter 2 - PowerView Setup ......................................... 3 Overview of the PowerView .. ...... ...... ......... .................. 3 Setting the SCSI Identification Number.. .. ................ .... 5 Positioning ........... ........ .... .... .. ........ .... .... ....... .. ... ... ......... 6 Connecting the PowerView ....... ........ ....... ......... ........... . 7 Chapter 3 - Installing Radius Ware. ................................ 9 RadiusWare Installation. ............. ........ ...... ...... ....... ........ 9 Using the Switch Disk Button. .. .......... ..... ...... ...... .... 10 Using the Help Button ....... .... ... ...... ......... ............ .... 11 Using the Customize Button ..... ...... .......... ...... .. ....... 11 Chapter 4 - Configuring PowerView............................ 13 Setting PowerView's Control Features ...... ........ ...... ... . 13 Master Switch ............ ............. ... ..... ... ......... ....... .. ... . 14 Presentation Mode Switch ....... .. ...... ......... .. ......... .. .. 15 Blank on Sleep Switch ........... .... ............ ..... ... .. .. ...... 16 Invert Built-in LCD Switch ....... ........ .......... .... ...... .. 17 About. .. Button.. ... ..... .. ............................... ............. 17 Choosing Black & White, Colors, and Bit Depth .... 17 Choosing Your Display...... ............ .... ... ....... ....... ..... 19 Configuring Multiple Displ ays ....... ... .. .... .. ......... ... .. 19 Other RadiusWare Features ...................................... ... 20 +gt.IQ/I Chapter 5 - Reference .................................................... 21 Troubleshooting .. ......................................................... 21 Radius Customer Support and Service ........................ 25 The Family of Radius Products ................................... 26 Appendix A - Technical Specifications......................... 28 Macintosh Video Port Specifications .... ...................... 29 VGA Video Port Specifications. .................................. 30 Appendix B - Regulatory Approvals .....…

PreSonus Universal Control Installation ReadMe The version 3.4.1 driver and Universal Control application support all PreSonus FireStudio family interfaces as well as the StudioLive 16.4.2 mixer. Please read through this document before installing the Universal Control on your computer. NEW FEATURES: • Adds native 64bit compatibility (XP and Vista) • Adds multiunit support (FireStudio [26x26], FireStudio Lightpipe, StudioLive) • Optimized input and output metering for ultrafast screen display and minimum CPU usage • Use any device in the chain as the master clock source or slave the entire chain to an external digital device using any of the available digital inputs in the chain • Compatible with Mac OSX 10.4 & 10.5 • Compatible with XP32 and XP64 • Compatible with Vista 32 and Vista 64 • Improved performance and stability • Userdefinable buffer size • Individual monitormix windows for each connected device NEW FIRMWARE FEATURES (STUDIOLIVE ONLY): • FireWire linking: o New fields in digital page of system menu: Link ID, Subgroup Merge o DSP merging of auxes, subs, main, solo, 2Track FireWire return o Scenename exchange on save o Links SIP operation, Aux mix selection, Copy operation, Lockout, and metermode selection • 31band Graphic EQ o Adds Stereo, 128point, 10stage, curvefitting filter in DSP o Adds GEQ page in system o Adds Save and Load pages to manage EQ Presets o Adds “GEQ” flag in scenerecall page MODIFICATIONS • Channel Mute stages in Aux matrix o Adds mute logic in DSP o Changes SIP logic to disable Aux mutes • Created a separate “pots” flag in the scenerecall page • Moved Aux metering to postoutputlevel and postTalk • Removed dim on Talkback StudioLive owners, please visit http://www.presonus.com/media/manuals/StudioLive_Manual_forweb.pdf for an updated manual INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS: The Universal Control replaces the control panel for all FireStudio family interfaces, including the StudioLive 16.4.2 mixer. To guarantee a smooth installation, please follow these installation instructions: MAC USERS: Disconnect or power off your FireStudio family device. Go to MacHD | Applications and drag your FireStudio family device’s control panel to the trash. Empty the trash and reboot your computer. Run the Universal Control 3.4.1 Installer and follow the onscreen instructions. WINDOWS USERS: Disconnect or power off your FireStudio family device. Rightclick on its control panel icon in the System tray and select Quit. Go to Start | PreSonus and run the uninstaller for your device. Run the Universal Control 3.4.1 Installer and follow the onscreen instructions. XP users will need to run through the Found New Hardware wizard three times when you reconnect your FireStudio family device to instal…

PreSonus Universal Control Installation ReadMe The version 3.4.1 driver and Universal Control application support all PreSonus FireStudio family interfaces as well as the StudioLive 16.4.2 mixer. Please read through this document before installing the Universal Control on your computer. NEW FEATURES: • Adds native 64-bit compatibility (XP and Vista) • Adds multi-unit support (FireStudio [26x26], FireStudio Lightpipe, StudioLive) • Optimized input and output metering for ultra-fast screen display and minimum CPU usage • Use any device in the chain as the master clock source or slave the entire chain to an external digital device using any of the available digital inputs in the chain • Compatible with Mac OSX 10.4 & 10.5 • Compatible with XP32 and XP64 • Compatible with Vista 32 and Vista 64 • Improved performance and stability • User-definable buffer size • Individual monitor-mix windows for each connected device NEW FIRMWARE FEATURES (STUDIOLIVE ONLY): • FireWire linking: o New fields in digital page of system menu: Link ID, Subgroup Merge o DSP merging of auxes, subs, main, solo, 2-Track FireWire return o Scene-name exchange on save o Links SIP operation, Aux mix selection, Copy operation, Lockout, and meter-mode selection • 31-band Graphic EQ o Adds Stereo, 128-point, 10-stage, curve-fitting filter in DSP o Adds GEQ page in system o Adds Save and Load pages to manage EQ Presets o Adds “GEQ” flag in scene-recall page MODIFICATIONS • Channel Mute stages in Aux matrix o Adds mute logic in DSP o Changes SIP logic to disable Aux mutes • Created a separate “pots” flag in the scene-recall page • Moved Aux metering to post-output-level and post-Talk • Removed dim on Talkback StudioLive owners, please visit http://www.presonus.com/media/manuals/StudioLive_Manual_forweb.pdf for an updated manual INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS: The Universal Control replaces the control panel for all FireStudio family interfaces, including the StudioLive 16.4.2 mixer. To guarantee a smooth installation, please follow these installation instructions: MAC USERS: Disconnect or power off your FireStudio family device. Go to MacHD | Applications and drag your FireStudio family device’s control panel to the trash. Empty the trash and reboot your computer. Run the Universal Control 3.4.1 Installer and follow the onscreen instructions. WINDOWS USERS: Disconnect or power off your FireStudio family device. Right-click on its control panel icon in the System tray and select Quit. Go to Start | PreSonus and run the uninstaller for your device. Run the Universal Control 3.4.1 Installer and follow the onscreen instructions. XP users will need to run through the Found New Hardware wizard three times when you reconnect your FireStudio famil…

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