M-Audio Audiosport Quattro Mac Users Guide

This manual introduces the features of AudioSport Quattro Mac, including product appearance, hardware and software installation, connection method, etc., suitable for Mac system


M-Audio Audiosport Quattro Mac Users Guide - cover page
Brand
M-Audio
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
16
File format
PDF
File size
324 KB
Published
04 July, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
E82F44EF06EB71CBC272B67533728A94

About this manual

The M-Audio Audiosport Quattro is a USB audio interface designed for Macintosh computers, providing four analog audio inputs and four audio outputs. It supports high-performance 24-bit/96kHz audio and includes MIDI I/O capabilities. The device features switchable input and output levels for both +4dBu and -10dBV operation, as well as a direct monitor switch to bypass the computer for low-latency monitoring.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Quattro Features
  • Minimum System Requirements
  • Quattro Front Panel
  • Quattro Rear Panel
  • Quattro Quick Start
  • Hardware & Software Installation
  • Configuring OMS
  • ASIO Operation
  • Technical Specs

Specifications

Audio InputsFour (4) analog audio inputs on 1/4" TRS jacks
Audio OutputsFour audio outputs
MIDI Ports1x1 MIDI port
Sampling Rate96kHz
Bit Depth24-bit
Dynamic Range (Input)101dB
Dynamic Range (Output)104dB
Power Supply9vAC 1,000mA wall-wart

Frequently asked questions

What are the minimum system requirements for the Quattro on a Mac?

The minimum requirements are Mac OS 9.1, a Mac G3 with onboard USB, and 128 MB RAM for 96kHz operation.

Is OMS required for MIDI operation?

Yes, Opcode's OMS (Open Music System) is required for MIDI operation on the Mac and must be installed prior to the Quattro drivers.

Can the Quattro be connected to a USB hub?

No, the Quattro requires all available USB bandwidth and must be plugged directly into the computer's USB port, not a hub.

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