Step 2: The first time you interconnect your PUC² to a PC or a MAC a series of
messages will appear on the computer monitor and report the automatic installation
of a new USB device. The device will identify as YELLOWTEC PUC².
Step 3: You can now us PUC² in native mode.
Step 4: For using PUC² with high-res audio (192KHz sample rate) and enhanced
features you may need to install our ASIO driver. Please visit our website for options.
3 PUC² Basics
RDY LED
GREEN indicates proper connection and working. A brief RED flash indicates the
activation process when you connect PUC² to the computer.
AES-3 Input
The AES-3 input is the default audio input to the PUC². This input will override any
other inputs (for example from the analogue inputs) when a digital input carrier is
detected and locked, even if there is no active audio in the digital stream. The
audio signal is converted into a USB format and available to any audio recording
application on the computer.
AES-3 Input
The AES-3 output is always active at the sample rate selected by the application
running on the computer.
ZLM LED
RED indicates “Zero Latency Monitoring”. (See “Advanced Operations”)
ZLM Jack
In order to route the input signal directly to the output you can apply an external
contact closure. This bypasses the OS kernel for true Zero Latency Monitoring. (See
“Advanced Operations”)
AUX Output *
The Stereo 3.5mm jack supplies an analogue audio signal for monitoring. It can be
used to drive a set of headphones, although there is no control of the AUX output
level. Care should be taken to avoid hearing damage due to prolonged listening at
high levels.
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