Line 6 headphones powered monitors Manuale Utente
Line 6 GearBox 3.1 – Basic Features Guide
S/PDIF Digital Out - To send the output of TonePort to an external device digitally, connect a
75-Ohm coaxial cable into this RCA jack and then into the S/PDIF digital input on the external
device. This is the best choice for connecting to digital recording devices, such as a DAT
recorder. This S/PDIF output sends the same audio as is sent to TonePort’s Analog Outs* (with
the exception that any audio coming into the TonePort’s Monitor In jack is not routed to the
S/PDIF output). The digital signal is always sent at 24-bit resolution.
Monitor In - If you want to hear the signal from a line level source mixed with all the other audio
coming from your computer, but do not want this audio recorded, then plug the source in here.
Note that this is a stereo jack, so you should use a stereo 1/4-inch TRS audio cable for this
connection.
Analog Outs - These Left and Right balanced jacks output all the audio from TonePort; the audio
from your audio software on the computer, and anything plugged into any TonePort input. So,
these are what you want to connect to your monitoring system when using TonePort as your
computer’s sound card. Use either 1/4-inch TS or TRS cables to connect directly to your powered
speakers, mixer or power amp setup. Note that you can also use the headphone jack on the front
of TonePort if you want to use headphones for monitoring.
75-Ohm coaxial cable into this RCA jack and then into the S/PDIF digital input on the external
device. This is the best choice for connecting to digital recording devices, such as a DAT
recorder. This S/PDIF output sends the same audio as is sent to TonePort’s Analog Outs* (with
the exception that any audio coming into the TonePort’s Monitor In jack is not routed to the
S/PDIF output). The digital signal is always sent at 24-bit resolution.
Monitor In - If you want to hear the signal from a line level source mixed with all the other audio
coming from your computer, but do not want this audio recorded, then plug the source in here.
Note that this is a stereo jack, so you should use a stereo 1/4-inch TRS audio cable for this
connection.
Analog Outs - These Left and Right balanced jacks output all the audio from TonePort; the audio
from your audio software on the computer, and anything plugged into any TonePort input. So,
these are what you want to connect to your monitoring system when using TonePort as your
computer’s sound card. Use either 1/4-inch TS or TRS cables to connect directly to your powered
speakers, mixer or power amp setup. Note that you can also use the headphone jack on the front
of TonePort if you want to use headphones for monitoring.
TonePort KB37 Connections
Microphone Inputs - You can receive input from one or two mics at the same time using these
ins. There is also a +48V Phantom Power switch that you should toggle to “on” if your mic
requires phantom power (most condenser type mics do, but check the documentation for your mic
Connect any line level input
source that you want to
record into the Line Inputs
source that you want to
record into the Line Inputs
Connect up to two standard
toggle or momentary pedal
switches into the Footswitches
jacks for remote control of
GearBox and audio application
toggle or momentary pedal
switches into the Footswitches
jacks for remote control of
GearBox and audio application
Connect your
USB cable from
your computer’s
USB port.*
USB cable from
your computer’s
USB port.*
Connect to the S/PDIF
input of an external device
to send TonePort’s output
digitally
input of an external device
to send TonePort’s output
digitally
Connect any line
level input source
for monitoring to
the Stereo
Monitor In
level input source
for monitoring to
the Stereo
Monitor In
Connect the Analog
Outs to your audio
monitors
Outs to your audio
monitors
Connect your electric
Guitar or Bass
Guitar or Bass
Connect up to two
Microphones
Microphones
Connect your
stereo
Headphones
stereo
Headphones
Connect an
Expression
Pedal here
for control of
MIDI
parameters
Expression
Pedal here
for control of
MIDI
parameters
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