EDIROL UA-5

Windows device driver information for EDIROL UA-5

The following are some of EDIROL UA-5 features; it has discrete right and left inputs for either double audio channels or stereo input devices. It brings out digital audio conversion that is clean at a 24-bit/96kHz resolution. It has two input and two output as well as RCA plus optical/coaxial S/P DIF output and input jacks. In addition, EDIROL UA-5 has a 48v phantom power for microphones. It is compatible with operating systems such as Mac, Windows 2000, Windows ME, Windows XP, Windows 98 and Windows 98SE. EDIROL UA-5 has 48v phantom power for microphones. It has one pair each for recording and playback in addition to being full duplex. Its signal conversion consists of a 24- bit AD/DA conversion as well as 24-bit PC interfaces. Its digital output is 44.1/48/96kHz while the digital input is 32/44.1/48/96kHz

EDIROL UA-5's system requirements include the correct operating system; a computer that is compatible with windows and with USB connector; CPU with a Pentium II processor 233 MHZ (when using Windows 98/SE/ME) or Pentium II processor 400MHZ plus (Windows 2000). Other requirements include a RAM memory of more than 64MB; a hard disk of more than 120 MB; the display should be more than 800x600 and the colors should be more than 65,536 (16bit high color). For one to install the needed software for EDIROL UA-5, he or she will either choose a “standard” or an “advanced” driver. The standard driver would limit the user to 16bit audio at sampling frequencies of either 44.1 or 48 kHz while an advanced driver will enable a 24 bit recording and also playback at frequencies of up to 96 kHz; in addition it allows one to use the UA% ASIO driver that has been supplied for maximum performance with Logic or Cubase. It is highly recommended you run a free registry scan for and EDIROL UA-5 errors before installing any driver updates.