M-164FX - Mixer TASCAM - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL M-164FX TASCAM

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For U.S.A.

TO THE USER

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.

Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

CAUTION

Changes or modifications to this equipment not expressly approved by TEAC CORPORATION for compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.

CE Marking Information

a) Applicable electromagnetic environment: E4
b) Peak inrush current: 4.3 A

WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

For the customers in Europe

WARNING

This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment, this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

1 Read these instructions.
2 Keep these instructions.
3 Heed all warnings.
4 Follow all instructions.
5 Do not use this apparatus near water.
6 Clean only with dry cloth.
7 Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
8 Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
9 Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the third prong are provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.
10 Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus.
11 Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.
12 Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by the manufacturer, or sold with the apparatus. When a cart is used, use caution when moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip-over.

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13 Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.
14 Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.

• Do not expose this apparatus to drips or splashes.
• Do not place any objects filled with liquids, such as vases, on the apparatus.
• Do not install this apparatus in a confined space such as a book case or similar unit.
• The apparatus draws nominal non-operating power from the AC outlet with its POWER or STANDBY/ON switch not in the ON position.
• The apparatus should be located close enough to the AC outlet so that you can easily grasp the power cord plug at any time.
• The mains plug is used as the disconnect device, the disconnect device shall remain readily operable.
• Products with Class I construction are equipped with a power supply cord that has a 3-prong grounding plug. The cord of such a product must be plugged into an AC outlet that has a protective grounding connection.
• If the product uses batteries (including a battery pack or installed batteries), they should not be exposed to sunshine, fire or excessive heat.
• CAUTION for products that use replaceable lithium batteries: there is danger of explosion if a battery is replaced with an incorrect type of battery. Replace only with the same or equivalent type.
• Caution should be taken when using earphones or headphones with the product because excessive sound pressure (volume) from earphones or headphones can cause hearing loss.
• Use the included AC adaptor (TASCAM PS-1225L) and power cord set with this equipment. Use of any other power source could cause malfunction, fire or electrical shock.
• Do not use the included AC adaptor (TASCAM PS-1225L) and power cord set with other equipment. Doing so could cause malfunction, fire or electrical shock.

1 - Introduction ...... 5

Main features....5

Included items....5

About this manual 5

Trademarks....6

Precautions and notes for placement and use....6

Cleaning the unit 6

2 – Names and Functions of Parts ...... 7

Top panel....7

Rear panel 10

3 – Preparation for Use...... 12

Connecting the power 12

Examples of connecting external equipment 12

Making stereo output connections.... 15

Connecting headphones 15

Making input sound source connections .... 15

Connecting mics 15

Connecting synthesizers, other sound sources and audio equipment (line level sound sources) 16

Setting the internal effects return channels (M-164FX and M-164UF)...... 16

Turning the power on and putting the mixer in standby.... 17

Before turning the power on.... 17

Turning on the power 17

Putting the mixer in standby 17

4 – Using the mixer...... 18

Adjusting levels.... 18

Using the mixer channel functions...... 19

High-pass filter (HPF) 19

EQ....19

AUX sends 20

Pan And Balance 21

Bus assignments 21

Monitoring with headphones...... 21

Using AUX 1 for a monitoring mix ...... 21

Using sub-group functions.... 22

Using the internal effects (M-164FX and M-164UF) 23

Using external effects 24

Using a record player....25

Making final adjustments to the main output sound 25

5 – Using with a Computer (M-164UF) 26

Functions 26

Installation 26

System requirements.... 26

Installing the drivers.... 26

How to update the firmware....29

Computer settings 29

Control panel settings 30

Overview 30

Driver settings 30

Connecting by USB 30

Using Cubase LE4 to record 30

6 – Troubleshooting......31

Related to mixer settings 31

Related to recording with Cubase LE4

(M-164UF ONLY) 31

7 – Specifications and Block Diagrams ... 32

Ratings....32

Inputs....32

Outputs 32

Performance....33

Other 33

Dimensional drawing....34

Block diagram 35

Level diagram....36

This appliance has a serial number located on the rear panel. Please record the model number and serial number and retain them for your records.

Model number

Serial number ____

Thank you very much for purchasing this TASCAM M-164 series mixer.

Before using the unit, please read this Owner's Manual carefully so that you will understand the correct operating procedures. We hope that you will enjoy using this product for many years to come.

Please keep this manual for future reference. You can also download a digital copy of this Owner's Manual from our website (http://www.tascam.com/).

Main features

• Audio mixer with 16 inputs, 4 output busses and 2 AUX sends
• All input channels have faders and the stereo (ST) and SUB buses have output faders
• Meter bridge allows observation of input and monitor levels
• Channels 1–6 are mic/line input channels that have both XLR mic input connectors with +48V phantom power, standard jacks for line inputs and a full set of mixer functions (TRIM, HPF, 3-band EQ, 2 AUX sends, PAN, fader and bus assign switch)
• Channels 7–10 are stereo line input channels with numerous mixer functions (2-band EQ, 2 AUX sends, PAN, fader and bus assign switch)
• Channels 9-10 include a PHONO input preamp, allowing direct connection of a record player
• Channels 11-12, 13-14 and 15-16, which are 3 pairs of stereo line input channels with faders and bus assign switches, have adjustable levels and can be used as sub-inputs
• On M-164FX and M-164UF mixers, channels 13-14 or 15-16 can be used as return channels for the internal effects
• On M-164UF mixers, audio signals from a computer can be input to channels 11-12 by USB
• TO AUX 1 switches are included on M-164 channels 13-14, M-164FX channels 13-14 and 15-16 and on M-164UF channels 11-12, 13-14 and 15-16
• SUB and main stereo (ST) output busses each have dedicated faders, allowing independent adjustment of output levels
• TO ST switch on SUB bus can be turned ON to send its signal to the stereo output, allowing the SUB bus to be used as a sub-mix group
• Channel 1-10 AUX sends can be used to send input signals to the internal effects or monitoring outputs

• AUX 1 has a PRE switch allowing pre/post selection (AUX 2 is fixed to post)

• AUX MASTER (1, 2) knobs adjust the total AUX 1 and 2 send levels

• Bus assign switches on all input channels
• Internal digital effects on M-164FX and M-164UF mixers
• 2-band EQ on the stereo bus to control the sound quality of the mixed stereo output
• Stereo and mono output jacks for both stereo and SUB bus outputs
• Headphone monitoring of stereo, SUB or AUX 1 bus possible
• M-164UF has USB 2.0 audio interface that allows 16 channels to be sent to (inputs 1–10, AUX send 1/2, SUB bus, stereo bus) and 2 channels to be returned from a computer

Included items

The included items are listed below.

Take care when opening the package not to damage the items. Keep the package materials for transportation in the future.

Please contact the store where you purchased this unit if any of these items are missing or have been damaged during transportation.

• Main unit .... 1
• AC adaptor (TASCAM PS-1225L) .... 1
• USB cable (M-164UF only)....1
• CD-ROM (Driver, M-164UF only) .... 1
  • DVD-ROM (Cubase LE4, M-164UF only)......1
• Cubase LE4 Quick Start Guide (Driver, M-164UF only)....1
• A warranty card ....1
• Owner's manual (this manual) ....1

CAUTION

Always use the included TASCAM PS-1225L (AC adaptor/power cord) with this equipment. Do not use the included AC adaptor and power cord set with other equipment. Doing so could cause malfunction, fire or electrical shock.

About this manual

In this manual, we use the following conventions:

• The names of keys and controls are given in the following typeface: MENU.
• Additional information is introduced in the styles below when needed:

TIP

Useful hints when using the unit.

1 - Introduction

NOTE

Explanation of actions in special situation and supplement.

CAUTION

Instructions that should be followed to avoid injury, damage to the unit or other equipment, and loss of data.

Trademarks

• TASCAM is a registered trademark of TEAC Corporation.
• Microsoft and Windows are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.
• Macintosh, Mac OS and Mac OS X are trademarks of Apple Inc.
• Pentium is a trademark of Intel Corporation in the U.S. and other countries.
• AMD Athlon is a trademark of Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.
• iPod is a trademark of Apple Inc.
• Other company names, product names and logos in this document are the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.

Precautions and notes for placement and use

• Use this product within its guaranteed operating temperature range of 5–35°C. In addition, avoid placement in dusty or humid locations because such conditions could cause malfunction.
• Do not apply strong force to this unit. Doing so could damage the internal circuitry or external panels.
• Do not use near anything that generates a strong magnetic field. Doing so could cause hum or high frequency interference, for example.

Cleaning the unit

To clean the unit, wipe it gently with a soft cloth slightly dampened with a diluted neutral cleanser. Do not wipe with chemical cleaning cloths, benzine, paint thinner, or other chemical agents as they could damage the surface.

Top panel

1 2 3 4 5 6 7-8 9-10 11-12 13-14 15-16 3 4 5 USB OVER +20 -20 TRIM LINE ERC TRIM LINE ERC TRIM LINE ERC TRIM LINE ERC TRIM LINE ERC PHONO ON TASCAM M-164UF EFFECT EFFECT LIST Hall 1 Hall 2 Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Plate 1 Plate 2 Plate 3 Chorus Fungy Delay 1 Delay 2 Chorus/Room 1 Chorus/Room 2 Vocal Cancel Rotary Speaker FROM AUX 2 TO CH 13-14 15-16 AUX MASTER MONITOR PHONES INT.EFFECT RTIN STEREO IN TO AUX 1 TO AUX 1 TO ST EQ HI EQ LOW * M-164FX, M-164UF only ** M-164UF only

①\*\*USB indicator

Lights when the mixer is connected to a computer by USB.

② Input channel meters

Display the input level of each input channel (levels after signals pass through the EQ section).

③ MONITOR (L, R) meters

Display the output signal level of the monitoring source (stereo, SUB or AUX 1 bus) that has been selected with the two switches at the MONITOR section.

④ ⏻ indicator

Lights when the mixer power has been turned ON using the ON/STANDBY switch on the rear panel.

⑤ +48V indicator

Lights when the phantom power has been turned ON using the PHANTOM (+48V) switch on the rear panel.

⑥ TRIM knobs (channels 1–6)

Use to adjust the input levels of signals from the MIC and LINE input jacks. While observing the channel meters above, turn to the left (toward LINE) for line level sources (electronic instruments, audio equipment, etc.) or to the right (toward MIC) for microphones.

⑦ EQ section (channels 7-8, 9-10)

These channels each have a 2-band EQ.

The EQ HI knob adjusts the high frequency range with a roll-off frequency of 12 kHz and a boost/cut range of ±15 dB.

The EQ LOW knob adjusts the low frequency range with a roll-off frequency of 100 Hz and a boost/cut range of ±15 dB.

2 - Names and Functions of Parts

⑧ HPF switch (channels 1–6)

Push this switch in to turn ON the high-pass filter, which cuts frequencies below 80 Hz by 12 dB/octave. The high-pass filters affect inputs from both MIC and LINE input jacks.

⑨ EQ knobs (channels 1–6)

These channels each have a 3-band EQ.

The EQ HI knob adjusts the high frequency range with a roll-off frequency of 12 kHz and a boost/cut range of ±15 dB.

The EQ MID knob adjusts the middle frequency range with a central frequency of 2.5 kHz and a boost/cut range of ±15 dB.

The EQ LOW knob adjusts the low frequency range, with a roll-off frequency of 100 Hz and a boost/cut range of ±15 dB.

⑩ AUX 1 knobs (channels 1-6, 7-8, 9-10)

Use to adjust the level of the channel signals sent to the AUX 1 bus.

When the PRE switch is OFF (switch not pushed in), the post-fader signal (signal after being adjusted by the fader) is sent to the AUX 1 bus. When ON (switch pushed in) the pre-fader signal (signal after EQ adjustment but before fader adjustment) is sent to the AUX 1 bus. In addition to being output from the rear panel AUX SEND 1 jacks, the AUX 1 bus signal can also be monitored with headphones.

⑪ PRE switches (channels 1-6, 7-8, 9-10)

Use to set when the channel signal is sent to the AUX 1 bus. When OFF (switch not pushed in), the post-fader signal (signal after being adjusted by the fader) is sent to the AUX 1 bus, and when ON (switch pushed in), the pre-fader signal (signal after EQ adjustment but before fader adjustment) is sent.

⑫ AUX 2 knobs (channels 1-6, 7-8, 9-10)

Use to adjust the post-fader signal level (signal after being adjusted by the fader) of the channel signal sent to the AUX 2 bus.

In addition to outputting the AUX 2 bus signal from the rear panel AUX SEND 2 jacks, M-164FX and M-164UF units can also send these signals to the internal effects.

⑬ PAN knobs (channels 1-6)

Use to set the left-right position of the channel signals sent to the stereo and SUB busses.

⑭ BAL knobs (channels 7-8, 9-10)

Use to set the left-right balance of stereo channel signals sent to the stereo and SUB busses.

⑮ ST switches (all channels)

Turn ON (push switch in) to send a channel signal to the stereo (ST) bus.

⑯ SUB switches (all channels)

Turn ON (push switch in) to send a channel signal to the SUB bus.

⑰ Channel faders (all channels)

Use to adjust the levels of channel signals sent.

⑱ PHONO ON switch (channels 9-10)

Turn this switch ON (push switch in) when the output of a record player is connected to channels 9-10.

⑲* EFFECT rotary knob (M-164FX and M-164UF only)

Use to select the internal effect type. Turn left or right to select the number of the corresponding effect in the list to the left.

The internal effects stereo return output is sent to channels 13-14 or 15-16.

⑳ AUX MASTER (1, 2) knobs

Use to adjust the output levels of the AUX 1 and AUX 2 busses.

②1 MONITOR section ST switch

Turn ON (push switch in) to monitor the stereo bus signal through headphones. Turn OFF to monitor the SUB or AUX 1 bus.

②2 PHONES jack (standard stereo jack)

Connect stereo headphones here. Depending on the MONITOR section switch settings, you can monitor the stereo, SUB or AUX 1 bus.

②3 MONITOR section SUB/AUX 1 switch

When the MONITOR section ST switch is OFF, push this switch in to monitor the SUB bus or leave it out to monitor the AUX 1 bus through headphones.

⑳ LEVEL knob

Use to adjust the signal level sent to the headphones.

⑲ STEREO IN jack (stereo mini-jack)

Use this jack to connect an iPod or another external (stereo) sound source.

The connected source signal is sent to channels 15-16.

NOTE

On M-164FX and M-164UF mixers, when an input is connected to this jack, the input is given priority and the internal effects return signal is not sent to channels 15-16 even if the INT. EFFECT RTN switch described below is pushed in to set channels 15-16 as the internal effects return channels.

②6 EQ HI and EQ LOW knobs

Use this 2-band EQ on the stereo bus to adjust the sound character of the mixed stereo signal output.

The EQ HI knob adjusts the high frequency range, with a roll-off frequency of 12 kHz and a boost/cut range of ±15 dB.

The EQ LOW knob adjusts the low frequency range with a roll-off frequency of 100 Hz and a boost/cut range of ±15 dB.

⑳*INT. EFFECT RTN switch (M-164FX and M-164UF)

This switch above the channel 13-14 fader of M-164FX and M-164UF mixers allows the selection of the internal effects return channels.

Channels 13-14 are selected as return channels when the switch is not pushed in, and channels 15-16 are selected when the switch is pushed in.

2 – Names and Functions of Parts

⑳ TO ST switch

Turn this switch ON (push switch in) to send the SUB bus output signal to the stereo bus.

⑲ TO AUX 1 switch(es)

The M-164 has one switch for channels 13-14.

The M-164FX has one switch each for both channel 13-14 and 15-16 pairs.

The M-164UF has one switch each for channel 11-12, 13-14 and 15-16 pairs.

When ON (switch pushed in), the post-fader signal (signal after being adjusted by the fader) is sent to the AUX 1 bus.

⑳ SUB fader

This is the SUB bus output fader.

③1 ST fader

This is the stereo bus output fader.

Rear panel

32 33 34 SEND 2 AUX SEND 1 6 LINE MIC 5 LINE MIC 4 LINE MIC 3 LINE MIC 2 LINE MIC 1 LINE MIC ON STANDBY MONO R STEREO OUTPUTS R L SUB OUTPUTS R L 13-14 L/MONO R 11-12 L R 9-10 L R 7-8 L/MONO DC = IN 12V ON OFF PHANTOM (+48V) ALL 1/4" JACKS TRS BALANCED SIGNAL GND (PHONO) USB 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44* 45

*M-164UF only

③2 AUX SEND 1 and 2 jacks (standard jacks)

These are balanced outputs for the AUX bus 1 and 2 signals. Unbalanced connections are also possible. Use with external effects or monitoring systems.

③3 LINE input jacks (standard jacks)

The outputs of electronic instruments, audio equipment and other line level signals can be connected to these input jacks. Both 3-pole balanced and 2-pole unbalanced standard plugs can be connected.

③4 MIC input connectors (XLR connectors)

These are balanced mic inputs wired for pin 2 to be hot.

③5 ON/STANDBY switch

Turns the mixer power ON and STANDBY.

③6 DC = IN 12V

Connect the included AC adaptor (TASCAM PS-1225L) here.

In order to prevent the cord from being accidentally disconnected during use, pass the cord through the cord holder.

③7 STEREO OUTPUTS jacks (standard and RCA pin jacks)

These output the stereo bus signals.

The standard jacks (L, R, MONO) output balanced signals, but connection with unbalanced cables is also possible. The MONO jack outputs a monaural signal.

The RCA pin jacks (L, R) output unbalanced signals.

③8 PHANTOM (+48V) switch

Use this to turn +48V phantom power to channel 1-6 MIC inputs ON and OFF.

CAUTION

Do not connect or disconnect mics when the PHANTOM (+48V) switch is ON.

⑲ Cord holder

Use this to hold the cord and prevent accidental disconnection of the plug.

④0 SUB OUTPUTS (standard jacks)

These output the SUB bus signals on balanced jacks, but connection with unbalanced cables is also possible. The MONO jack outputs a monaural signal.

④1 SIGNAL GND

When connecting a record player to channels 9-10, connect the player's grounding wire here.

NOTE

If humming occurs when external equipment other than a record player is connected to the mixer, connecting this jack with part of the metal frame of the external equipment (or the rack frame if rack mounted) with grounding wire might reduce the noise.

④2 13-14 input jacks (standard jacks)

The outputs of electronic instruments, audio equipment and other line level signals can be connected to these input jacks. Both 3-pole balanced and 2-pole unbalanced standard plugs can be connected.

If a connection is only made to the L/MONO input jack, the signal is sent to both left and right channels.

NOTE

On M-164FX and M-164UF mixers, do not connect anything to this input jack if the internal effects return channels are set to channels 13-14 (INT. EFFECT RTN switch not pushed in).

④3 9-10, 11-12 input jacks (RCA pin jacks)

The outputs of electronic instruments, audio equipment and other line level signals can be connected to these unbalanced input jacks.

A record player can also be connected to the 9-10 input jacks. When doing so, also connect the grounding wire from the record player to the SIGNAL GND jack and turn the PHONO ON switch on the top panel ON.

2 - Names and Functions of Parts

④4* USB port (M-164UF ONLY)

Connect the mixer to a computer from this port using the included USB cable.

④5 7-8 input jacks (standard jacks)

The outputs of electronic instruments, audio equipment and other line level signals can be connected to these input jacks. Both 3-pole balanced and 2-pole unbalanced standard plugs can be connected.

If a connection is only made to the L/MONO input jack, the signal is sent to both left and right channels.

3 – Preparation for Use

This chapter explains how to connect external equipment and the power cord, as well as how to make other preparations before turning on the power. See “5–Using with a Computer (M-164UF)” for an explanation of how to connect an M-164UF mixer with a computer.

Connecting the power

Confirm that the mixer power switch is set to STANDBY beforehand.

Connect the included power cord and AC adaptor (TASCAM PS-1225L) to the mixer.

TASCAM PS-1225L DC plug Standard AC outlet ALL 14" JACKS THIS SALANCED

The cord holder is an opening on the bottom of the mixer for securing the AC adaptor cord. When connecting the cord, pass it through the cord holder to prevent it from accidentally becoming disconnected during use.

Technical diagram of an electronic device rear panel with labeled ports and cable connections

CAUTION

• Always use the included AC adaptor (TASCAM PS-1225L). Use of a different AC adaptor could cause malfunction, generation of heat, fire or other trouble.
• Do not force the cord into the holder. Doing so could break the line.

Examples of connecting external equipment

Two connection examples follow.

For details about making connections, see “Making stereo output connections” and “Making input sound source connections.”

Precautions before making connections

• Turn the power OFF on all the equipment to be connected and set the mixer to standby.
• Plug in all pieces of equipment into the same outlet or power strip so that they will receive power from the same line.
  To minimize power voltage fluctuation when using an extension cord, for example, use a heavy cable with high electrical current capacity.

Connection example 1: Using an M-164 with multiple mics and for background music in a club

graph TD
    A["CD player"] -->|Record player| B["External effect unit"]
    B -->|13-14 (L, R)| C["AUX SEND 1"]
    C --> D["AUX 2 AUX"]
    D --> E["Connect mics to MIC (1-6)"]
    E --> F["CD player"]
    F --> G["CD-160MAE"]
    G --> H["Stereo amplifier"]
    H --> I["External effect unit"]
    style A fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style B fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style C fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
    style D fill:#fcc,stroke:#333
    style E fill:#cff,stroke:#333
    style F fill:#ffc,stroke:#333
    style G fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
    style H fill:#fcc,stroke:#333
    style I fill:#ffc,stroke:#333

TASCAM M-164UF EFFECT EFFECT LIST 1. Head 1 2. Head 2 3. Head 3 4. Head 4 5. Head 5 6. Head 6 7. Head 7 8. Head 8 9. Head 9 10. Head 10 11. Head 11 12. Head 12 13. Head 13 14. Head 14 15. Head 15 16. Head 16 MONITOR OFF 0.0000 OFF 0.0000 OFF 0.0000 OFF 0.0000 OFF 0.0000 OFF 0.0000 OFF 0.0000 OFF 0.0000 OFF 0.0000 OFF 0.0000 OFF 0.0000 OFF 0.0000

iPod

3 – Preparation for Use

Connection example 2: Using an M-164UF for recording in a home studio

graph TD
    A["Audio Speaker"] -->|AUX SEND 2| B["Stereo amplifier"]
    C["Audio Speaker"] -->|AUX SEND 1| D["External effect unit"]
    E["Audio Speaker"] -->|AUX SEND 2| F["CD player"]
    G["Audio Speaker"] -->|AUX SEND 2| H["Stereo amplifier"]
    I["Audio Speaker"] -->|AUX SEND 2| J["CD player"]
    K["Electronic keyboard"] -->|7-8 (L, R)| L["Computer"]
    M["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N["Rhythm machine"]
    O["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    P["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    Q["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    R["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    S["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    T["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    U["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    V["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    W["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    X["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    Y["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    Z["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    AA["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    AB["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    AC["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    AD["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    AE["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    AF["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    AG["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    AH["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    AI["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    AJ["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    AK["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    AL["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    AM["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    AN["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    AO["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    AP["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    AQ["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    AR["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    AS["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    AT["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    AU["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    AV["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    AW["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    AX["Electronic keyboard"] -->|USB| N
    AY["Electronic keyboard"] --> AZ["External effect unit"]
    BA["Electronic keyboard"] --> BB["Connect mics to MIC (1-6)"]
    BC["Electronic keyboard"] --> BD["Computer"]
    BE["Electronic keyboard"] --> BF["Rhythm machine"]
    BG["Electronic keyboard"] --> BH["Computer"]

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Making stereo output connections

CAUTION

Turn the power OFF on all equipment to be connected and set the mixer to standby before making connections.

The mixer stereo bus output is usually used as the main output and connected to an external amplifier or speaker system. Depending on the type of amplifier, use the STEREO OUTPUTS standard jacks (L, R) or the RCA pin jacks (L, R). The standard jacks provide balanced outputs, but unbalanced cables can also be used to connect to amplification systems with unbalanced inputs.

SAND 2 AUX SIND 1 ON STANDERS HOMD R STAND OUTPOTS L HOMD SUB OUTPUTS L L LED L/30Hz LED L/30Hz R 2.5 1.5 0.5 DC - IN 12V IN PARTNOM (+46V) JACKS TRS BALANCED SIGNAL GRID (F/MOND) USB Stereo amplifier

TIP

• Using the MONO jack instead of the L and R jacks is convenient when connecting to a mono amplifier.
• Using both the STEREO OUTPUTS and SUB OUTPUTS is convenient for connecting two amplification or speaker systems at the same time, including setups with main and sub speakers or main and monitor speakers. Each output pair has a dedicated fader, so you can set their levels independently with the mixer.
• By connecting the SUB OUTPUTS to a recorder, you can record the same stereo mix signal as it is output from an amplification or speaker system.

Connecting headphones

To monitor with headphones, connect stereo headphones to the PHONES jack on the top panel.

TASCAM M-164UF OFFICE UST Hear 1 Hear 2 Hear 3 Hear 4 Hear 5 Hear 6 Hear 7 Hear 8 Hear 9 Hear 10 Hear 11 Hear 12 Hear 13 Hear 14 Hear 15 Hear 16 Hear 17 Hear 18 Hear 19 Hear 20 Hear 21 Hear 22 Hear 23 Hear 24 Hear 25 Hear 26 Hear 27 Hear 28 Hear 29 Hear 30 Hear 31 Hear 32 Hear 33 Hear 34 Hear 35 Hear 36 Hear 37 Hear 38 Hear 39 Hear 40 Hear 41 Hear 42 Hear 43 Hear 44 Hear 45 Hear 46 Hear 47 Hear 48 Hear 49 Hear 50 Hear 51 Hear 52 Hear 53 Hear 54 Hear 55 Hear 56 Hear 57 Hear 58 Hear 59 Hear 60 Hear 61 Hear 62 Hear 63 Hear 64 Hear 65 Hear 66 Hear 67 Hear 68 Hear 69 Hear 70 Hear 71 Hear 72 Hear 73 Hear 74 Hear 75 Hear 76 Hear 77 Hear 78 Hear 79 Hear 80 Hear 81 Hear 82 Hear 83 Hear 84 Hear 85 Hear 86 Hear 87 Hear 88 Hear 89 Hear 90 Hear 91 Hear 92 Hear 93 Hear 94 Hear 95 Hear 96 Hear 97 Hear 98 Hear 99 Hear 100 AUX MASTER MONITOR PACOBS THYPOLE HEADphones Headphones

Making input sound source connections

CAUTION

Turn the power OFF on the mixer and all equipment to be connected before making connections.

Connecting mics

Connect mics to the channel 1–6 MIC input jacks (XLR). When using condenser mics that require phantom power, turn the PHANTOM (+48V) switch on the rear panel ON.

Connect mics to MIC (1-6) SOLID 2 AUX SIND ON STANDEER MON R ESTEREO OUTPUTS L MON SUB OUTPOTS L B DC = IN 0V 0 - 30 V PHANTOM (+4kV) ON SET ALL 14" JACKS TRIS BALANCED SIGNAL DRG R10 R10 R10 (MOND) R USB +50 +50

Use the PHANTOM (+48V) switch to turn the phantom power supply to all channels (1–6) ON or OFF simultaneously. When the PHANTOM (+48V) switch is ON, if you want to use dynamic mics at the same time as condenser mics, always connect the dynamic mics using balanced connections.

3 – Preparation for Use

CAUTION

• Connecting a dynamic mic with an unbalanced connection could damage it if the PHANTOM (+48V) switch is ON.
• Do not connect or disconnect mics when the PHANTOM (+48V) switch is ON. Doing so could cause loud noise or damage the equipment.

NOTE

• When the PHANTOM (+48V) switch is ON (and the mixer power is ON) the +48V indicator lights on the right side of the meter panel.
• The XLR connector #2 pins are "hot" on this mixer.

Connecting synthesizers, other sound sources and audio equipment (line level sound sources)

Line level sound sources can be connected to every channel (1–16). However, the types of jacks and mixer functions differ depending on the channel. Channels 7–16 are five pairs of stereo channels, and channels 9-10 can also be connected to a record player.

Channels 1–6

• Connect using the standard (LINE) jacks. These jacks are balanced, but they can also be connected with unbalanced sound sources.
• Use the TRIM knobs on the top panel to adjust the input levels (see “Adjusting levels” on page 18). The mixer channel functions include a high-pass filter, a 3-band EQ, AUX 1 and 2 sends and pan.

Channels 7-8

• Connect a stereo sound source using standard jacks (L, R). These jacks are balanced, but they can also be connected with unbalanced sound sources.
• If a mono sound source is connected to the L jack, the L input signal is sent to both channels 7 and 8.
• The mixer channel functions include a 2-band EQ, AUX 1 and 2 sends and balance.

Channels 9-10

• Connect a stereo sound source using RCA pin jack jacks (L, R).
• A record player can be connected to these jacks. When doing so, press in the PHONO ON switch on the top panel. In addition, connect the grounding wire from the record player to the SIGNAL GND jack.
• The mixer channel functions include a 2-band EQ, AUX 1 and 2 sends and balance.

Channels 11-12

• Connect a stereo sound source using RCA pin jack jacks (L, R).
• On M-164UF mixers, the stereo audio output from a computer connected by USB is also input to channels 11-12. The signals from these channels can also be sent to AUX 1.

Channels 13-14

• Connect a stereo sound source using standard jacks (L, R). These jacks are balanced, but they can also be connected with unbalanced sound sources.
• If a mono sound source is connected to the L jack, the L input signal is sent to both channels 13 and 14.
• On M-164FX and M-164UF mixers, if the INT. EFFECT RTN switch is not pushed in, the internal effects return signal is input to channels 13-14.

CAUTION

• On M-164FX and M-164UF mixers, when connecting an external sound source to the standard jacks of channels 13-14, push the INT. EFFECT RTN switch in to set channels 15-16 as the internal effects return channels. If the INT. EFFECT RTN switch is not pushed in, the signal from the external sound source connected to the standard jacks of channels 13-14 and the internal effects return signal will interfere with each other and neither signal will be input correctly.
• The signals from channels 13-14 can also be sent to AUX 1.

Channels 15-16

- Connect a stereo sound source to the STEREO IN jack on the top panel. This stereo mini-jack is convenient for connecting iPods and similar devices.

CAUTION

On M-164FX and M-164UF mixers, when a plug is connected to the STEREO IN jack, this external input is prioritized even if the INT. EFFECT RTN switch is pushed in, setting channels 15-16 as the internal effects return channels. As a result, the effects signal will not be returned to these channels. Therefore, when using this jack, set the internal effects return to channels 13-14.

- On the M-164FX and M-164UF models, the signals from channels 15-16 can also be sent to AUX 1.

Setting the internal effects return channels (M-164FX and M-164UF)

When using the internal effects of an M-164FX or M-164UF mixer, either channels 13-14 or 15-16 can be used as the return channels. Use the INT. EFFECT RTN switch to select the return channels.

When using the channel 13-14 input jacks on the rear panel, push the INT. EFFECT RTN switch in to select channels 15-16 as the return channels. When using the channel

15-16 STEREO IN jack on the top panel, select channels 13-14 as the return channels by setting the INT. EFFECT RTN switch so that it is not pushed in.

TASAM M-164UF EFFECT LIST FROM 2 TO 0.5 RIF 1 Punch 1 Punch 2 Punch 3 Punch 4 Punch 5 Punch 6 Punch 7 Punch 8 Punch 9 Punch 10 Punch 11 Punch 12 Punch 13 Punch 14 Punch 15 Punch 16 Punch 17 Punch 18 Punch 19 Punch 20 Punch 21 Punch 22 Punch 23 Punch 24 Punch 25 Punch 26 Punch 27 Punch 28 Punch 29 Punch 30 Punch 31 Punch 32 Punch 33 Punch 34 Punch 35 Punch 36 Punch 37 Punch 38 Punch 39 Punch 40 Punch 41 Punch 42 Punch 43 Punch 44 Punch 45 Punch 46 Punch 47 Punch 48 Punch 49 Punch 50 Punch 51 Punch 52 Punch 53 Punch 54 Punch 55 Punch 56 Punch 57 Punch 58 Punch 59 Punch 60 Punch 61 Punch 62 Punch 63 Punch 64 Punch 65 Punch 66 Punch 67 Punch 68 Punch 69 Punch 70 Punch 71 Punch 72 Punch 73 Punch 74 Punch 75 Punch 76 Punch 77 Punch 78 Punch 79 Punch 80 STEREO IN JACK

NOTE

When using channels 13-14 as the return channels, do not use the channel 13-14 input jacks on the rear panel. When using channels 15-16 as the return channels, do not use the STEREO IN jack on the top panel.

Turning the power on and putting the mixer in standby

Before turning the power on

1 Prepare the mixer as follows.

Set the EQ, PAN and BAL knobs to their center positions.

Turn other knobs completely to the left (minimum).

Lower faders completely (minimum).

Turn switches OFF (not pushed in).

2 Minimize the output levels of sound sources and the input levels of amplifying equipment connected to the mixer.

Turning on the power

1 Turn the mixer power ON using the ON/STANDBY switch on the rear panel of the mixer.

The indicator ⏻ on the right of the meter panel lights.

SND2 AUX SND3 ON STANDER MOND B STANDARD OUTPUTS L MOND SUR OUTPUTS L DC - In 0V PHANTOM (4.8V) ON OFF ALL 5/4" JACKS TRIS BALANCED SIGNAL MOND THOMO USB Indicator FESTAM M-16ALUF EFFECT UOP OFF 1.0 OFF 2.0 OFF 3.0 OFF 4.0 OFF 5.0 OFF 6.0 OFF 7.0 OFF 8.0 OFF 9.0 OFF 10.0 OFF 11.0 OFF 12.0 OFF 13.0 OFF 14.0 OFF 15.0 OFF 16.0 OFF 17.0 OFF 18.0 OFF 19.0 OFF 20.0 OFF 21.0 OFF 22.0 OFF 23.0 OFF 24.0 OFF 25.0 OFF 26.0 OFF 27.0 OFF 28.0 OFF 29.0 OFF 30.0 OFF 31.0 OFF 32.0 OFF 33.0 OFF 34.0 OFF 35.0 OFF 36.0 OFF 37.0 OFF 38.0 OFF 39.0 OFF 40.0 OFF 41.0 OFF 42.0 OFF 43.0 OFF 44.0 OFF 45.0 OFF 46.0 OFF 47.0 OFF 48.0 OFF 49.0 OFF 50.0 OFF 51.0 OFF 52.0 OFF 53.0 OFF 54.0 OFF 55.0 OFF 56.0 OFF 57.0 OFF 58.0 OFF 59.0 OFF 60.0 OFF 61.0 OFF 62.0 OFF 63.0 OFF 64.0 OFF 65.0 OFF 66.0 OFF 67.0 OFF 68.0 OFF 69.0 OFF 70.0 OFF 71.0 OFF 72.0 OFF 73.0 OFF 74.0 OFF 75.0 OFF 76.0 OFF 77.0 OFF 78.0 OFF 79.0 OFF 80.0 OFF 81.0 OFF 82.0 OFF 83.0 OFF 84.0 OFF 85.0 OFF 86.0 OFF 87.0 OFF 88.0 OFF 89.0 OFF 90.0 OFF 91.0 OFF 92.0 OFF 93.0 OFF 94.0 OFF 95.0 OFF 96.0 OFF 97.0 OFF 98.0 OFF 99.0 OFF 100.0

2 Turn the power of the connected input sound source equipment ON.
3 Finally turn the power of the connected amplification system ON.

Putting the mixer in standby

To put the mixer in standby, reverse the procedures above. Failure to do so might cause noise that could damage the equipment.

Adjusting levels

After turning on the power, adjust the level of each input signal. The following explanation assumes that the STEREO OUTPUTS are being used as the main outputs.

1 Prepare headphones or an amplification system to output the sound in advance.

If monitoring with headphones, raise the volume with the PHONES LEVEL knob slightly.

If monitoring with an amplification system, raise the input level on the amp slightly.

With this set, the level of the signals output from the STEREO OUTPUTS jacks is shown on the MONITOR meters.

3 Raise the ST (stereo) fader to the 0 position.

TA56AM M-164UF OFF EFFECT EFFECT LUX 1 2 3 4 5 6 7-9 8-10 11-12 USB INPUT 12-13 13-14 14-15 SUB ST

4 For the channel 1–6 inputs, adjust the TRIM knob for the channel so that the "0" indicator on the channel level meter lights when a signal is being input that is at the loudest level ordinarily expected.

For the channel 7–16 inputs, adjust the level at the sound source so that the “0” indicator on the channel level meter lights when a signal is being input that is at the loudest level ordinarily expected.

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5 Raise the channel fader.

TASCOM M-164UF OFFICE EFFECT LDF 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100

CAUTION

Even if there is no meter indication or no signal is being output despite the fact that a signal is being input, do not raise the faders carelessly. The operation of other switches or features could cause a loud signal to be output suddenly, possibly damaging speakers or other equipment. Sudden loud noises could also harm your hearing.

TIP

The best settings for audio quality are when the input meter "0" indicator lights, and the channel fader or ST fader is set in the range around 0 (where the fader scale on the mixer is highlighted). If the fader is set to an extremely low value, we recommend lowering the amp volume and then raising the fader. On the other hand, if the fader is too high, we recommend raising the amp volume and lowering the fader.

STEREO IN TO AUX 1 EQ HI -10 +15 -10 +15 EQ LOW -10 +15 ST SUB 15-16 SUB ST

Using the mixer channel functions

High-pass filter (HPF)

Press the HPF switch to turn the high-pass filter ON and cut frequencies of 80 Hz or less by -12 dB/octave. The high-pass filter affects inputs from both MIC and LINE input jacks, but it is especially effective when using mics for reducing unwanted noise from wind and breathing.

KASOFAM M-16-4UP OFFICE EFFECT LIFT R. 1 R. 2 R. 3 R. 4 R. 5 R. 6 R. 7 R. 8 R. 9 R. 10 R. 11 R. 12 R. 13 R. 14 R. 15 R. 16 R. 17 R. 18 R. 19 R. 20 R. 21 R. 22 R. 23 R. 24 R. 25 R. 26 R. 27 R. 28 R. 29 R. 30 R. 31 R. 32 R. 33 R. 34 R. 35 R. 36 R. 37 R. 38 R. 39 R. 40 R. 41 R. 42 R. 43 R. 44 R. 45 R. 46 R. 47 R. 48 R. 49 R. 50 R. 51 R. 52 R. 53 R. 54 R. 55 R. 56 R. 57 R. 58 R. 59 R. 60 R. 61 R. 62 R. 63 R. 64 R. 65 R. 66 R. 67 R. 68 R. 69 R. 70 R. 71 R. 72 R. 73 R. 74 R. 75 R. 76 R. 77 R. 78 R. 79 R. 80 R. 81 R. 82 R. 83 R. 84 R. 85 R. 86 R. 87 R. 88 R. 89 R. 90 R. 91 R. 92 R. 93 R. 94 R. 95 R. 96 R. 97 R. 98 R. 99 AUX MASTER MONITOR 1 AUX MASTER (AUX) 2 BUX MASTER (BUX) 3 CUX MASTER (CUX) 4 DUX MASTER (DUX) 5 EUX MASTER (EUX) 6 FUX MASTER (FUX) 7 GUX MASTER (GUX) 8 HUX MASTER (HUX) 9 IUX MASTER (IUX) 10 JUX MASTER (JUX) 11 KUX MASTER (KUX) 12 LUX MASTER (LUX) 13 MUX MASTER (MUX) 14 NUX MASTER (NUX) 15 OUX MASTER (OUX) 16 PUX MASTER (PUX) 17 QUX MASTER (QUX) 18 RUX MASTER (SUX) 19 SUX MASTER (SUX) 20 TUX MASTER (TUX) 21 UUX MASTER (UUX) 22 VUX MASTER (VUX) 23 WUX MASTER (WUX) 24 X-axis (X-axis) 25 Y-axis (Y-axis) 26 Z-axis (Z-axis) 27 AA axis (AA axis) 28 AB axis (AB axis) 29 AC axis (AC axis) 30 AD axis (AD axis) 31 AE axis (AE axis) 32 AF axis (AF axis) 33 AG axis (AG axis) 34 AH axis (AH axis) 35 AI axis (AI axis) 36 AJ axis (AJ axis) 37 AK axis (AK axis) 38 AM axis (AM axis) 39 PM axis (PM axis) 40 PM axis (PM axis) 41 Q-axis (Q-axis) 42 Q-axis (Q-axis) 43 Q-axis (Q-axis) 44 Q-axis (Q-axis) 45 Q-axis (Q-axis) 46 Q-axis (Q-axis) 47 Q-axis (Q-axis) 48 Q-axis (Q-axis) 49 Q-axis (Q-axis) 50 Q-axis (Q-axis) 51 Q-axis (Q-axis)

EQ

Channels 1–6 have 3-band equalization (EQ) with HI, MID and LOW frequency boost and cut adjustment ranges of ±15 dB.

The HI band is a shelving EQ. Use the EQ HI knob to boost or cut the frequency band above 12 kHz.

The MID band is a peaking EQ with 2.5 kHz as the central frequency. Use the EQ MID knob to boost or cut mid frequencies.

The LOW band is a shelving EQ. Use the EQ LOW knob to boost or cut the frequency band below 100 Hz.

TASRAM M-16-4UP EFFECT AUX MASTER MONITOR 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9-10 11-12 13-14 15-16 18-19 51 PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICK S PICK S PICK S PICK S PICK S PICK S PICK S PICK S PICK S PICK S PICK S PICK S PICK S PICK S PICK S PICK S PICK S PICK S PICK S PICK S PICK S PICK S PICK S PICK S PICK S PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKS PICKES

4 - Using the mixer

Channels 7-8 and 9-10 have 2-band EQ with HI and LOW shelving frequency boost and cut adjustment ranges of ±15 dB.

Use the EQ HI knob to boost or cut the frequency band above 12 kHz, and use the EQ LOW knob to boost or cut the frequency band below 100 Hz.

TASAM M-15-4UP EFFECT LUX OFF 1 Power 2 Power 3 Power 4 Power 5 Power 6 Power 7 Power 8 Power 9 Power 10 Power 11 Power 12 Power 13 Power 14 Power 15 Power 16 Power 17 Power 18 Power 19 Power 20 Power 21 Power 22 Power 23 Power 24 Power 25 Power 26 Power 27 Power 28 Power 29 Power 30 Power 31 Power 32 Power 33 Power 34 Power 35 Power 36 Power 37 Power 38 Power 39 Power 40 Power 41 Power 42 Power 43 Power 44 Power 45 Power 46 Power 47 Power 48 Power 49 Power 50 POWER 51 POWER 52 POWER 53 POWER 54 POWER 55 POWER 56 POWER 57 POWER 58 POWER 59 POWER 60 POWER 61 POWER 62 POWER 63 POWER 64 POWER 65 POWER 66 POWER 67 POWER 68 POWER 69 POWER 70 POWER 71 POWER 72 POWER 73 POWER 74 POWER 75 POWER 76 POWER 77 POWER 78 POWER 79 POWER 80 POWER 81 POWER 82 POWER 83 POWER 84 POWER 85 POWER 86 POWER 87 POWER 88 POWER 89 POWER 90 POWER 91 POWER 92 POWER 93 POWER 94 POWER 95 POWER 96 POWER 97 POWER 98 POWER 99 POWER 100

AUX sends

The mixer has 2 AUX busses (AUX 1, AUX 2).

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AUX 1

Signals from channels 1–6, 7-8 and 9-10 can be sent to the AUX 1 bus by adjusting their AUX 1 knob levels. Use the AUX MASTER 1 knob to set the final level of the AUX 1 bus signal that is output from the AUX SEND 1 jack on the rear panel. You can also monitor the AUX 1 signal using headphones attached to the mixer.

TASFM M-16-4UP OFF EFFECT AUX 1 PICKED STANDARD 10:12:12 15:14:12 15:18:12 3:00:00 3:10:00 3:15:00 3:20:00 3:25:00 3:30:00 3:35:00 3:40:00 3:45:00 3:50:00 3:55:00 3:60:00 3:65:00 3:70:00 3:75:00 3:80:00 3:85:00 3:90:00 3:95:00 4:00:00 4:05:00 4:10:00 4:15:00 4:20:00 4:25:00 4:30:00 4:35:00 4:40:00 4:45:00 4:50:00 4:55:00 4:60:00 4:65:00 4:70:00 4:75:00 4:80:00 4:85:00 4:90:00 4:95:00 5:00:00 5:05:00 5:10:00 5:15:00 5:20:00 5:25:00 5:30:00 5:35:00 5:40:00 5:45:00 5:50:00 5:55:00 5:60:00 5:65:00 5:70:00 5:75:00 5:80:00 5:85:00 5:90:00 5:95:00 6:00:00 6:05:00 6:10:00 6:15:00 6:20:00 6:25:00 6:30:00 6:35:00 6:40:00 6:45:00 6:50:00 6:55:00 6:60:00 6:65:00 6:70:00 6:75:00 6:80:00 6:85:00 6:90:00 6:95:00 7:00:00

graph TD
    A["PRE switch"] --> B["AUX 1 knob"]
    C["TO AUX 1 switch"] --> B
    D["AUX MASTER 1 knob"] --> B
    E["AUX SEND 1 jack"] --> F["MONITOR SECTION"]
    G["PHONES jack"] --> F
    H["CH 1-6 7-8 9-10"] --> A
    I["CH 13-14 (M-164) 13-14, 15-16 (M-164FX) 13-14, 15-16 (M-164UF)"] --> J

You can set whether the signal sent to the AUX 1 bus is pre-fader or post-fader. When the PRE switch is ON (switch pushed in), the signal is sent to the AUX 1 bus after EQ adjustment but before fader adjustment so the fader position has no effect. When the PRE switch is OFF (switch not pushed in), the signal is sent to the AUX 1 bus after being adjusted by the fader.

Ordinarily, if you want to use AUX 1 for stage or cue monitoring, turn the PRE switch ON to create a mix that is entirely independent from the main mix. To use AUX 1 as an effect send, turn the PRE switch OFF.

In addition, there is a TO AUX 1 switch on channels 13-14 on all M-164 mixers, as well as on channels 15-16 on M-164FX and M-164UF mixers and channels 11-12 on M-164UF. Turn this ON to send the post-fader signal to the AUX 1 bus. For example, input an effect return to a pair of these channels, and use this switch to set whether or not to send this to a monitoring setup on the AUX 1 bus.

AUX 2

Signals from channels 1–6, 7-8 and 9-10 can be sent to the AUX 2 bus by adjusting their AUX 2 knob levels.

The signal sent to the AUX 2 bus is always post-fader, so the AUX 2 bus is usually used for an effect send. Use the AUX MASTER 2 knob to set the final level of the AUX 2 bus signal that is output from the AUX SEND 2 jack on the rear panel.

On M-164FX and M-164UF mixers, the AUX 2 signal is also sent to the internal effects. (See “Using internal effects (M-164FX and M-164UF)” on page 23.)

Pan And Balance

TACOM M-164UP OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF PREM PREM EFFECT EFFECT OFF 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 7.0 8.0 9.0 10.0 11.0 12.0 13.0 14.0 15.0 16.0 17.0 18.0 19.0 20.0 21.0 22.0 23.0 24.0 25.0 26.0 27.0 28.0 29.0 30.0 31.0 32.0 33.0 34.0 35.0 36.0 37.0 38.0 39.0 40.0 41.0 42.0 43.0 44.0 45.0 46.0 47.0 48.0 49.0 50.0 51.0 52.0 53.0 54.0 55.0 56.0 57.0 58.0 59.0 60.0 61.0 62.0 63.0 64.0 65.0 66.0 67.0 68.0 69.0 70.0 71.0 72.0 73.0 74.0 75.0 76.0 77.0 78.0 79.0 80.0 81.0 82.0 83.0 84.0 85.0 86.0 87.0 88.0 89.0 90.0 91.0 92.0 93.0 94.0 95.0 96.0 97.0 98.0 99.0 100.0

For channels 1–6, use the PAN knob to set the left-right stereo position of the channel signal sent to the stereo and SUB busses.

For stereo channels 7-8 and 9-10, use the BAL knob to set the left-right balance of the stereo channel signals sent to the stereo and SUB busses.

Stereo channels 11-12, 13-14 and 15-16 do not have left-right balance control.

Bus assignments

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Using the ST and SUB switches, the outputs of channels 1–16 can be sent to the stereo and SUB busses.

Turn both ST and SUB switches OFF to cut (mute) the output of a channel easily.

Monitoring with headphones

You can monitor the outputs of the mixer's stereo, SUB or AUX 1 send bus.

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1 Connect stereo headphones to the PHONES jack on the top panel of the mixer.
2 Raise the PHONES knob level slightly.
3 Use the two switches in the MONITOR section to set whether the stereo, SUB or AUX 1 send bus is monitored.
- Push in the upper switch to monitor the stereo bus signal. (The status of the bottom switch has not effect.)
- Without pushing in the upper switch, push in the lower switch to monitor the SUB bus.
- Do not push in either the upper or lower switch to monitor the AUX 1 send bus.

Using AUX 1 for a monitoring mix

By using the AUX 1 bus to output a pre-fader signal mix, you can use this for stage and cue monitoring setups, as explained in “AUX sends” in “Using the mixer channel functions.”

Pre-fader signal levels can be sent to the AUX 1 bus for channels 1–6, 7-8 and 9-10.

NOTE

The TO AUX 1 switches on channels 13-14 on all M-164 mixers, as well as on channels 15-16 on M-164FX and M-164UF mixers and channels 11-12 on M-164UF, can be used to send post-fader signals to the AUX 1 bus. Prefader signals cannot be sent from these channels.

Connect an amplification or speaker system to the AUX SEND 1 jack or connect headphones to the mixer in advance, to allow monitoring of AUX 1. (See “Monitoring with headphones” on page 21.)

4 - Using the mixer

graph LR
    A["M-164 Series mixer"] -->|AUX SEND 1 jack| B["AMP"]
    A -->|PHONES jack| C["Stage monitor"]

1 Turn ON (push in) the PRE switch under the AUX 1 knob of each channel that you want to monitor.

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2 Use each channel's AUX 1 knob to adjust the signal level sent for monitoring.

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3 Use the AUX MASTER 1 knob to adjust the overall level sent to the AUX 1 send bus.

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Using sub-group functions

By using the SUB bus as a sub-group, you can make adjusting the stereo mix balance more efficient.

For example, in a live application when connecting drum mics to channels 1–3, and inputting guitar, bass, and vocal on channels 4–6, turn the ST assign switches OFF and the SUB assign switches ON for channels 1–3. Turn the ST assign switches ON and the SUB assign switches OFF for channels 4–6. Then turn the TO ST switch above the SUB fader ON.

graph TD
    A["Drums"] --> B["Channel fader"]
    B --> C["SUB bus"]
    C --> D["TO ST switch"]
    D --> E["ST fader"]
    E --> F["STEREO OUTPUTS jack"]
    G["Guitar"] --> H["STEREO bus"]
    I["Bass"] --> H
    J["Vocal"] --> H
    H --> E

With this setting, the guitar, bass and vocal signals are sent directly to the stereo bus, but the drums signals pass through the SUB bus before being sent to the stereo bus. By doing this, after adjusting the balance of the three drum mics, you can use the SUB fader to adjust the overall level of the drums when balancing with the other sound sources.

Using the internal effects (M-164FX and M-164UF)

M-164FX and M-164UF units have an internal effects capability that allows the use of an effect without connecting an external effect unit.

These internal effects can be applied by sending signals from channels 1–6, 7-8 and 9-10 to the AUX 2 bus. The return signal can be sent to channels 13-14 or 15-16.

graph LR
    A["AUX 2 knob"] --> C["Internal effects"]
    B["AUX MASTER 2 knob"] --> C
    C --> D["Return signal"]
    E["CH 1-6\n7-8\n9-10"] --> A
    E --> B
    F["CH 13-14 or CH 15-16"] --> D

1 Use the AUX 2 knob of each channel to adjust the level of the channel signal sent to the effects.

M8-16-UF EAST-M M=16-4UF AUX MASTER MONITOR 1 2 3 4 5 6 7-8 8-10 9-12 10-14 15-16 16-18 17-20 18-22 19-24 20-26 21-28 22-30 23-32 24-34 25-36 26-38 27-40 28-42 29-44 30-46 31-48 32-50 33-52 34-54 35-56 36-58 37-60 38-62 39-64 40-66 41-68 42-70 43-72 44-74 45-76 46-78 47-80 48-82 49-84 50-86 51-88 52-90 53-92 54-94 55-96 56-98 57-100

2 Use the AUX MASTER 2 knob to adjust the overall level of the signal sent to the effects.

3 Use the EFFECT section rotary knob to select the effect type. The effect types are explained in the list below by their corresponding numbers.

TASAM M-164UF OUTPUT EFFECT LIFT OFF 1/2 OFF 2/3 OFF 3/4 OFF 4/5 OFF 5/6 OFF 6/7 OFF 7/8 OFF 8/9 OFF 9/10 OFF 10/11 OFF 11/12 OFF 12/13 OFF 13/14 OFF 14/15 OFF 15/16 OFF 16/17 OFF 17/18 OFF 18/19 OFF 19/20 OFF 20/21 OFF 21/22 OFF 22/23 OFF 23/24 OFF 24/25 OFF 25/26 OFF 26/27 OFF 27/28 OFF 28/29 OFF 29/30 OFF 30/31 OFF 31/32 OFF 32/33 OFF 33/34 OFF 34/35 OFF 35/36 OFF 36/37 OFF 37/38 OFF 38/39 OFF 39/40 OFF 40/41 OFF 41/42 OFF 42/43 OFF 43/44 OFF 44/45 OFF 45/46 OFF 46/47 OFF 47/48 OFF 48/49 OFF 49/50 OFF 50/51 OFF 51/52 OFF 52/53 OFF 53/54 OFF 54/55 OFF 55/56 OFF 56/57 OFF 57/58 OFF 58/59 OFF 59/60 OFF 60/61 OFF 61/62 OFF 62/63 OFF 63/64 OFF 64/65 OFF 65/66 OFF 66/67 OFF 67/68 OFF 68/69 OFF 69/70 OFF 70/71 OFF 71/72 OFF 72/73 OFF 73/74 OFF 74/75 OFF 75/76 OFF 76/77 OFF 77/78 OFF 78/79 OFF 79/80 OFF 80/81 OFF 81/82 OFF 82/83 OFF 83/84 OFF 84/85 OFF 85/86 OFF 86/87 OFF 87/88 OFF 88/89 OFF 89/90 OFF 90/91 OFF 91/92 OFF 92/93 OFF 93/94 OFF 94/95 OFF 95/96 OFF 96/97 OFF 97/98 OFF 98/99 OFF 99/100

No.	Effect name	Description
1	Hall 1	Bright hall reverb suitable for drums, guitars and vocals
2	Hall 2	Warm hall reverb suitable for acoustic guitars, pianos and vocals
3	Room 1	Simulation of a room with hardwood walls and floor suitable for acoustic instruments
4	Room 2	Ambience suitable for acoustic mixes and synth sounds
5	Room 3	Warm room sound suitable for guitars and rhythm instruments
6	Plate 1	Classic plate reverb suitable for lead vocals and lead instruments
7	Plate 2	Bright and showy plate reverb suitable for vocals and drums
8	Plate 3	Short vintage plate reverb suitable for snare drums and guitars
9	Chorus	Stereo chorus suitable for guitars and pianos
10	Flange	Stereo flanger creates a jet-like sound
11	Delay 1	125-ms slapback delay suitable for vocals and guitars
12	Delay 2	190-ms delay suitable for percussive arpeggios
13	Chorus/Room 1	Chorus/reverb suitable for guitars, synths and pianos
14	Chorus/Room 2	Autowah guitar effect with reverb suitable for lead instruments
15	Vocal Cancel	Effect that reduces the lead vocals from commercial CDs and other sources
16	Rotary Speaker	Emulation of a rotary speaker suitable for organs and guitars

4 - Using the mixer

4 Select the input channel for the return signal.

Push the INT. EFFECT RTN switch in to send the return signal to channels 15-16. Leave the switch out (do not press it in) to send the return signal to channels 13-14.

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CAUTION

Do not connect anything to the STEREO IN jack when using channels 15-16 for the return signal. Doing so cuts (mutes) the return signal.

TIP

When connecting an iPod or other device to the STEREO IN jack on channels 15-16, set the INT. EFFECT RTN switch to channels 13-14 (pressed in) to send the return signal to these channels.

5 Turn the ST switch ON for the input channel receiving the return signal, and use its fader to adjust return levels.

NOTE

When using AUX 1 for stage or cue monitoring, if you want to monitor the sound with the effect applied, turn the TO AUX 1 switch ON for the input channel receiving the return signal.

Using external effects

External effects can also be used with this mixer.

Channels 1–6, 7-8 and 9-10 can have an external effect applied by sending their signals to the external effect through the AUX 1or AUX 2 bus. The return signal can be input into any other channels as desired.

In the following explanation, the signals are sent through the AUX 2 bus to an external effect, and the return signals are received by channels 13-14.

NOTE

• When sending signals to an external effect through AUX 1, turn the PRE switch OFF to send the post fader signal.
• When receiving external effect signals back through channels 13-14, do not set the internal effect return to channels 13-14 (by setting the INT. EFFECT RTN switch to CH 13-14).

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• If the AUX 2 bus is used to send signals to an external effect, the AUX 1 bus can still be used for monitoring.
• With M-164 FX and M-164 UF units, by sending AUX 1 to an external effect and AUX 2 to the internal effect, two types of effects can be used.

First, connect the input jack of the external effect to the AUX SEND 2 jack first, and connect the external effect output jacks to the L/R input jacks of mixer channels 13-14.

graph TD
    A["AUX 2 knob"] --> B["AUX MASTER 2 knob"]
    C["AUX 1-6 7-8 9-10"] --> A
    D["AUX 13-14 L/R jcak"] --> E["External effect"]
    F["AUX SEND 2 jack"] --> E
    E --> G["Output terminal"]
    H["Input terminal"] --> E

1 Use the AUX 2 knob of each channel to adjust the level of the channel signal sent to the effect.
2 Use the AUX MASTER 2 knob to adjust the overall level of the signal sent to the effect.
3 Set the effect as desired.
4 Turn the ST switch for channels 13-14 ON, and use its fader to adjust the return level.

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When using the AUX 1 bus for monitoring, turn the TO AUX 1 switch for channels 13-14 ON to also monitor the effect return signal.

Using a record player

An analog record player can be directly connected to mixer channels 9-10.

Make the following connections and settings to use an analog record player with this mixer.

• Connect the record player audio output to the channel 9-10 input jacks on the rear panel of the mixer.
• Connect the record player grounding wire to the SIGNAL GND jack on the rear panel of the mixer.

DC 10-12V + - INT 3 WIND STATED OUTPUTS WIND SUB OUTPUTS L B L1 L2 B3 B4 B5 B6 PANION 1.4 HV1 ALL 1/4" JACKS THIS BALANCED SIGNAL F F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 F11 F12 F13 F14 F15 F16 F17 F18 F19 F20 F21 F22 F23 F24 F25 F26 F27 F28 F29 F30 F31 F32 F33 F34 F35 F36 F37 F38 F39 F40 F41 F42 F43 F44 F45 F46 F47 F48 F49 F50 F51 F52 F53 F54 F55 F56 F57 F58 F59 F60

Record player

- Turn the PHONO ON switch on the top panel ON (push switch in).

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NOTE

The output signals of analog record players are different from ordinary line output signals. If the connections and settings described above are not made, the playback sound will not be correct.

Making final adjustments to the main output sound

The stereo bus has a 2-band EQ with HI and LOW shelving that can be used to adjust the sound of the mix overall.

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The EQ HI and EQ LOW knobs can boost and cut the high and low frequency ranges by ±15 dB.

Use the EQ HI knob to boost or cut the frequency band above 12 kHz, and use the EQ LOW knob to boost or cut the frequency band below 100 Hz.

5 – Using with a Computer (M-164UF)

When connected with a computer by USB, the M-164UF mixer can function as a USB 2.0 interface. Using the included Cubase LE4 or another audio application, you can easily create music on your computer. In addition, you can input a sound that you have created or edited on the computer into the M-164UF mixer, and mix it with live playing in a performance application.

Functions

• The M-164UF mixer can simultaneously send independent signals of input channels 1–10 and the AUX 1/2, STEREO and SUB busses to the computer.
  Since the input channel signals sent to the computer are post-fader signals, the HPF, EQ and fader M-164UF mixer settings do affect them.
  The output level settings of the AUX 1/2, STEREO and SUB busses (AUX MASTER 1 and 2 knobs, ST and SUB fader settings) also affect their signals.
• The stereo output from the computer can also be sent to the M-164UF mixer by USB.
  The stereo signals sent from the computer are input on the 11-12 channels of the M-164UF mixer, so it is possible to mix and output them from the mixer together with other input signals.

Installation

System requirements

Windows

Supported operating system:

32 bit Windows XP SP3 (except MCE), 32 bit Windows Vista SP1, 64 bit Windows XP SP2, 64 bit Windows Vista SP1

Recommended system:

• CPU: Pentium 4 1.4 GHz/AMD Athlon 1.4 GHz or higher (or equivalent processor)
• RAM: 512 MB or more memory: 32 bit Windows XP, 32 bit Windows Vista 1 GB or more memory: 64 bit Windows XP, 64 bit Windows Vista

• HDD: 1 GB or morefree space

• Audio device that supports ASIO

- DVD-ROM drive

- Internet connection

- USB 2.0 port

These requirements must be satisfied if you plan to use Cubase LE 4 (bundled with the M-164UF). If you are planning to use other application software, please consult its technical documentation for operating requirements specific to that software.

NOTE

• The number of available audio tracks will depend on the speed of your hard disk. A faster hard disk will facilitate smoother and easier operation.
  • USB1.1 is not supported.
• For memory, we recommend at least 512 MB for 32-bit systems and 1 GB for 64-bit systems (at least 2 GB for Windows Vista). When using digital audio applications, however, the more memory available, the smoother the performance is generally.
• M-164UF operation has been confirmed using standard computers that meet the above system requirements, but we cannot guarantee operation with computers that meet the above conditions in every case. Even under the same conditions, processing capabilities vary due to differences in the unique design specifications of each computer and its operating environment.

Mac OS X

Supported operating system:

Mac OS X version (10.4.11 or later, 10.5.6 or later)

Recommended system:

• CPU: Power PC G4 1 GHz or higher, Core Solo 1.5 GHz or higher
  • RAM: 512 MB or more memory
  • HDD: 1 GB or more free space
• USB 2.0 port
  • Audio device that supports Core Audio or ASIO
• DVD-ROM drive
• Internet connection

For Macintosh systems as well, additional memory and a faster hard disk drive will facilitate smoother and easier operation of digital audio application software.

Installing the drivers

Before you can use the M-164, you must install the appropriate drivers on your computer. As described below, this is a simple process that uses the CD-ROM included with the M-164.

Drivers are updated from time to time. You can download the latest version of the drivers from the TASCAM website http://www.tascam.com/.

5 – Using with a Computer (M-164UF)

When installing the driver, start with the M-164UF mixer disconnected.

CAUTION

• Handle the enclosed CD-ROM with care. If the disc becomes scratched or dirty, your computer may be unable to read it and you may be unable to install the software.
  If the disc becomes unreadable, you can request a replacement disc for a fee.
• Do not try to play the included CD-ROM disc on an ordinary audio CD player. The noise produced could damage the speakers or harm your hearing.

Installing the drivers for Windows

The US-1641's drivers are provided on the CD-ROM as an executable installer.

You can also download the latest version of the driver from the TASCAM website (www.tascam.com).

If the driver on the included CD-ROM is an older version, we recommend that you download the latest version and install it

Installation procedures

The following are detailed explanations (for a Windows XP system) of how to install the driver from the included CD-ROM and how to update the firmware.

CAUTION

When installing the driver, it is necessary to disconnect and reconnect the USB cable during steps 7, 8 and 9. During this time, complete the procedures indicated on the screen within about a minute. Failure to complete the procedures quickly could result in the installation failing.

Installing the drivers

1 Make sure that the unit (M-164) is not connected to your computer via a USB cable.
2 Insert the included driver installation CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive on your computer.
3 Click the Install M-164 Driver button when the menu screen below appears.
If the menu screen does not appear, find and open the "M-164UF_Install.exe" file on the driver.

TASCAM Install M-164 Driver Install Adobe Acrobat (English) Read Release Notes Install Adobe Acrobat (Japanese) Browse Disc Go to TASCAM website

4 When the language selection screen appears after a short time, use the up and down arrow keys to select the desired language and then click the "OK" button.

M-164UF driver 1.00 Please choose your language below: English OK Cancel

5 When the screen below appears, click the Install the driver button.

M-164UF driver 1.00 Install the driver Remove the driver Exit

5 – Using with a Computer (M-164UF)

6 Read the contents of the License Agreement, then select I accept the agreement if you agree to the terms. Click the Install button to start installation.

M-164UF driver 1.00 TASCAM M-164UF License Agreement IMPORTANT: PLEASE CAREFULLY READ THE LICENSE AGREEMENT HEREIN BEFORE USING THE SOFTWARE. THE RIGHT TO USE THE SOFTWARE IS GRANTED ONLY ON THE CONDITION THAT YOU AGREE TO THE LICENSE AGREEMENT. IN CASE YOU DO NOT AGREE TO THE LICENSE AGREEMENT, DO NOT INSTALL THE SOFTWARE. IF YOU HAVE ALREADY INSTALLED THE SOFTWARE, STOP USING IT, AND REMOVE THE SOFTWARE. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO THE LICENSE AGREEMENT, YOU MAY RETURN THE PACKAGE FOR A REFUND. UNAUTHORIZED REPRODUCTION OR DISTRIBUTION OF THE SOFTWARE, OR ANY PORTION OF IT, MAY RESULT IN SEVERE CIVIL AND CRIMINAL PENALTIES, AND WILL BE PROSECUTED TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT POSSIBLE UNDER LAW. ○ I accept the agreement ○ I do not accept the agreement Install Exit

7 When the following screen appears, use the included USB cable to connect the mixer (M-164UF) with the computer.

M-164UF driver 1.00 TASCAM M-164UF AUDIO INTERFACE If it is not already connected, please plug your TASCAM M-164UF to the computer now. This might take a while. Exit

8 When the following screen appears, disconnect the USB cable from the mixer (M-164UF) or the computer for a moment.

M-164UF driver 1.00 TASCAM M-164UF AUDIO INTERFACE Please unplug your TASCAM M-164UF. then replug it to your computer. Exit

9 When the following screen appears, reconnect the mixer (M-164UF) and the computer with the USB cable.

M-164UF driver 1.00 TASCAM M-164UF AUDIO INTERFACE If it is not already connected, please plug your TASCAM M-164UF to the computer now. This might take a while. Exit

10 When the following screen appears, installation has completed.

Click the Reboot now button to restart the computer.

M-164UF driver 1.00 TASCAM M-164UF TASCAM In order to complete the installation it is necessary to reboot the computer. Press , or press if you don't want to reboot now. Reboot now Reboot later

11 After the computer restarts, click TASCAM M-164UF (Start > Settings > Control Panels) to launch the M-164UF Control Panel. If information about the driver version, device and other details appear, installation has been successful.

Installation of Mac OS X drivers

1 Confirm that the M-164UF and computer are not connected.
2 Double-click the M-164UF_Drivers.mpkg on the included CD-ROM to launch the installer software.
3 Follow the instructions shown on screen to proceed with the installation.
4 After the computer restarts, connect the mixer.

How to update the firmware

By connecting the M-164UF with a computer by USB, you can overwrite the mixer firmware.

The latest firmware updater can be downloaded from our http://www.tascam.com website.

Preparation 1: Install the latest driver on your computer.

Preparation 2: Connect the M-164UF to be updated to the computer by USB.

NOTE

The firmware updater differs according to the version.

Updating the firmware with Windows

The following is an explanation of the procedures for updating the firmware using a Windows XP computer. When using a Windows Vista computer, the screens differ, but the procedures are fundamentally the same.

1 Connect the mixer and computer by USB.

2 Launch the Windows XP firmware updater file for the version that you want to update.

The following screen appears.

M-164UF Firmware Updater 1.00 TASCAM® M-164UF - version 1.00connected write firmware Exit

3 Click the write firmware button to start updating the firmware.

When updating completes, the following screen appears.

Update successful Update to version 1.00 successful. Unplug the device now.

4 Disconnect the USB cable from the mixer.

The next screen appears.

M-164UF Firmware Updater 1.00 TASCAM® write firmware Exit

5 Click the Exit button to complete updating.

Updating the firmware with Macintosh (OS X)

1 Connect the mixer and the Mac by USB.

2 Launch the Macintosh firmware updater file for the version that you want to update.

The screens differ somewhat from those above, but fundamentally the same procedures used with Windows computers can be followed.

Computer settings

Only an overview of key points is provided in this Owner's Manual.

• Avoid launching other applications. Although you might use the computer that is connected with the M-164UF for purposes other than audio, when using audio applications, avoid using other applications as much as possible. Digital audio processing puts a fairly heavy burden on computers. As a result, the use of other applications (particularly graphic and Internet tools) could interfere with audio processing.
• Some network cards and devices such as software modems can conflict with USB operation (interfere with functions). If a conflict occurs, you can temporarily disable the device that is causing the problem using its device manager.
• If there is an IDE hard drive installed in the computer, turning ON direct memory addressing (DMA) will improve performance. In Windows, this function is ON by default.

Moreover, the alteration or addition of computer hardware peripherals might improve the computer's ability to process audio as well as increase the number of tracks that it can record simultaneously.

5 – Using with a Computer (M-164UF)

Control panel settings

Overview

M-164UF functions can be set from the control panel.

On Windows XP, the M-164UF Control Panel can be accessed from shortcuts in the following locations.

• Start menu
• Control panels
  • Programs/TASCAM/M-164UF

On Mac OS X, the M-164UF Control Panel is located inside the application folder.

The control panel is divided into the following two sections.

• Status display section
This shows the current status of the driver and connected hardware. Changes cannot be made in this section.
- Settings section
Changes to various driver settings can be made here.

Driver settings

Audio Performance (Windows OS)

The M-164UF driver stores audio input and output signals temporarily in a buffer.

The buffer can be set to one of five sizes using the Audio Performance item. The smallest buffer size has the lowest latency, while the largest buffer size has the highest latency.

The smaller the buffer size is, the shorter the time that the audio signal will be delayed from the time that the input signal is monitored in real time. However, smaller buffers also require more high-speed processing by the computer.

When other system operations are occurring, for example, the audio processing might not be fast enough, causing clicking and popping noises as well as audio signal dropouts.

Larger buffer sizes provide more stable operation, and other system operations are less likely to interfere with the audio signal, but the audio signal delay from real-time monitoring is also greater. The buffer size used with this mixer can be set to best meet the user's computer and recording conditions.

NOTE

In the Mac OS X version, there is no Audio Performance setting in the control panel. The optimal buffer size can be set suitably in each audio application. See the manuals for the audio applications that you are using for details.

Connecting by USB

Use the included USB cable to connect the M-164UF with a computer as shown in the illustration.

USB Computer USB PHANTOM (4.0V) ALL 14" JACKS THIS BALANCED SIGNAL GND (7) USB USB (2)

CAUTION

Some USB equipment uses the USB bus frequently. In order to prevent the audio signal from dropping out, clicking noises and other trouble, we recommend that you do not connect other USB equipment (including USB hubs) to the same USB hub to which the M-164UF is connected. USB keyboards and mice are exceptions, however, and connecting them should not cause any problems.

Using Cubase LE4 to record

For details see the Cubase LE4 Quick Start Guide (page 4).

Related to mixer settings

Q: There is no sound from the speakers connected to the STEREO OUTPUTS jacks.

A:

Turn the MONITOR ST switch ON and check the MONITOR meters.

If the meter indicators are changing:

- Check the settings and volume of the connected amplification system.

If the meter indicators are not changing:

• Are the channel ST assign switches ON (pushed in)?
  • Are the channel and ST faders raised?
• Is the input sound source properly connected to the mixer?

Q: The sound is quiet even if the faders are raised.

A:

• If mics are being input to channels 1–6, are their TRIM knobs turned up?
• Are external sound sources connected to both the MIC and LINE input jacks of any of these channels (1–6)?
• If a condenser mic is connected, is phantom power ON?

Q: The sound is distorted.

A:

If the channel meters are peaking:

• Are the channel 1–6 TRIM knobs set suitably?
• Are the output levels of external sound sources connected to channels 7–16 too high?

If the channel meters display normal levels:

• Are the EQ settings too high?
- Are the channel or ST faders raised too high?

Q: The record player sounds strange.

A:

• Is it connected to channels 9-10, and is the PHONO ON switch ON?
• Is the record player grounding wire connected to the SIGNAL GND jack on the mixer?

Q: There is a humming noise coming from external equipment.

A:

- Try using grounding wire to connect a metal part of the external equipment chassis with the SIGNAL GND jack on the mixer.

Q: The internal effect does not work (M-164FX, M-164UF).

A:

• Have you increased the level of the AUX 2 knob for any channels with inputs to send their signals to the internal effect and increased the level of the AUX MASTER 2 knob?
• Have you raised the fader of the return channels selected by the INT. EFFECT RTN switch?
• If the return channels are set to 15-16, is something plugged into the STEREO IN jack, causing the effect return to be bypassed?

Q: There is no sound from the monitoring system connected to the AUX SEND 1 jack.

If you can monitor the AUX 1 bus by headphones:

- Check the settings of the external monitoring system.

If you cannot monitor the AUX 1 bus by headphones:

• Have you increased the level of the AUX 1 knob for any channels with inputs and increased the level of the AUX MASTER 1 knob?
• Are the PRE switches for the channels that you want to monitor ON? (If the PRE switches are OFF and the channel faders are lowered, those channels cannot be monitored.)

Related to recording with Cubase LE4 (M-164UF ONLY)

For details see the Cubase LE4 Quick Start Guide (page 4).

7 – Specifications and Block Diagrams

Ratings

Internal operation level: -2 dBu

Inputs

MIC input jacks (channels 1–6)

Connectors: XLR-3-31

Circuit type: electronically balanced (#1: ground, #2: hot, #3: cold)

Input impedance: 2.4 kΩ

Nominal input level (TRIM knob at maximum): -58 dBu

Nominal input level (TRIM knob at minimum): -12 dBu

Maximum input level: +10 dBu (TRIM knob at minimum)

LINE input jacks (channels 1–6)

Connectors: 3-pole standard jacks

Circuit type: electronically balanced (tip: hot, ring: cold, sleeve: ground)

Input impedance: 22 kΩ

Nominal input level (TRIM knob at maximum): -38 dBu

Nominal input level (TRIM knob at minimum): +8 dBu

Maximum input level: +30 dBu (TRIM knob at minimum)

7-8, 13-14 input jacks

Connectors: 3-pole standard jacks

Circuit type: electronically balanced (tip: hot, ring: cold, sleeve: ground)

Input impedance: 10 kΩ

Nominal input level: +4 dBu

Maximum input level: +22 dBu

9-10 input jacks

Connectors: RCA pin jacks

Circuit type: unbalanced

Input impedance: 47 kΩ (47 kΩ with PHONO ON)

Nominal input level: -10 dBV (-54 dBV with PHONO ON)

Maximum input level: +11 dBV

11-12 input jacks

Connectors: RCA pin jacks

Circuit type: unbalanced

Input impedance: 10 kΩ

Nominal input level: -10 dBV

Maximum input level: +11 dBV

15-16 input jacks

Connectors: 3-pole mini-jack (tip: L, ring: R, sleeve: ground)

Circuit type: unbalanced

Input impedance: 10 kΩ

Nominal input level: -10 dBV

Maximum input level: +11 dBV

Outputs

STEREO OUTPUTS (L, R) balanced jacks

Connectors: 3-pole standard jacks

Circuit type: electronically balanced (tip: hot, ring: cold, sleeve: ground)

Output impedance: 100 Ω

Nominal output level: +4 dBu

Maximum output level: +24 dBu

STEREO OUTPUTS (MONO) jacks

Connectors: 3-pole standard jacks

Circuit type: electronically balanced (tip: hot, ring: cold, sleeve: ground)

Output impedance: 100 Ω

Nominal output level: -2 dBu

Maximum output level: +20 dBu

STEREO OUTPUTS (L, R) unbalanced jacks

Connectors: RCA pin jacks

Circuit type: unbalanced

Output impedance: 100 Ω

Nominal output level: -10 dBV

Maximum output level: +6 dBV

SUB OUTPUTS (L, R) jacks

Connectors: 3-pole standard jacks

Circuit type: Pseudo balanced (tip: hot, ring: cold, sleeve: ground)

Output impedance: 150 Ω

Nominal output level: +4 dBu

Maximum output level: +20 dBu

SUB OUTPUTS (MONO) jacks

Connectors: 3-pole standard jacks

Circuit type: Pseudo balanced (tip: hot, ring: cold, sleeve: ground)

Output impedance: 150Ω

Nominal output level: -2 dBu

Maximum output level: +20 dBu

7 – Specifications and Block Diagrams

AUX SEND (1, 2) jacks

Connectors: 3-pole standard jacks

Circuit type: Pseudo balanced (tip: hot, ring: cold, sleeve: ground)

Output impedance: 150Ω

Nominal output level: +4 dBu

Maximum output level: +20 dBu

PHONES jack

Connector: 3-pole standard jack (tip: L, ring: R, sleeve: ground)

Maximum output: 45 mW + 45 mW (1% THD, for 32Ω load)

Performance

(Measured at a -2 dBu operating level)

Frequency response (MIC inputs → all outputs)

20 Hz – 20 kHz, +1/–3 dB (TRIM at maximum, for 150Ω load)

Distortion (MIC inputs → STEREO OUTPUTS)

0.01% or less (20 Hz – 20 kHz, TRIM at minimum)

Hum & noise (MIC inputs → STEREO OUTPUTS)

With 1 mic input: -60 dBu or more (TRIM at maximum)

With 6 mics input: -52 dBu or more (TRIM at maximum)

Crosstalk

-80 dB (1 kHz)

Other

Power:

AC adaptor (TASCAM PS-1225L)

AC adaptor input: AC 100–240 V, 50–60 Hz

AC adaptor output voltage: 12V DC

AC adaptor output electric current: 2.5 A

Power consumption:

25 W

Dimensions:

390 (width) x 112 (height) x 344.5 (depth) mm

Weight:

3.3 kg (M-164), 3.4 kg (M-164FX), 3.5 kg (M-164UF)

NOTE

• Illustrations in this Owner's Manual might differ from the appearance of the actual product.
• In order to improve a product, its specifications and/or appearance might be changed without notice.

7 – Specifications and Block Diagrams

Dimensional drawing

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112 mm 344.5 mm

7 – Specifications and Block Diagrams

Block diagram

graph TD
    subgraph "M-164 Block Diagram"
        direction TB
        A["+48V"] --> B["LMON"]
        B --> C["CH1,CH2,CH3,CH4,CH5,CH6"]
        C --> D["CH7-8"]
        D --> E["L/MON"]
        E --> F["CH9-10"]
        F --> G["CH11-12"]
        G --> H["L/MON"]
        H --> I["CH13-14"]
        I --> J["STEREO IN (Mini Jack)"]
        J --> K["CH15-16"]
    end

    subgraph "The same circuit as CH7-8"
        direction LR
        L["To Meter Bridge"] --> M["USB IN 7ch"]
        M --> N["USB IN 8ch"]
        N --> O["To Meter Bridge"]
        O --> P["USB LOUT"]
        P --> Q["USB ROUT"]
        Q --> R["M-164UF only"]

        S["To Meter Bridge"] --> T["USB IN 1ch (2-6ch)"]
        T --> U["ST"]
        U --> V["BASS"]
        V --> W["TREBLE"]
        W --> X["ST"]
        X --> Y["EQ"]
        Y --> Z["MONO"]

        T --> AA["AUX 1"]
        T --> AB["AUX 2"]
        T --> AC["AUX 3"]
        T --> AD["AUX 4"]

        V --> AE["BASS"]
        W --> AF["BASS"]
        X --> AG["BASS"]
        Y --> AH["BASS"]
        Z --> AI["ST"]
        AA --> AJ["(BAL)"]
        AB --> AK["(BAL)"]
        AC --> AL["ST OUTPUTS"]

        M --> AM["To Meter Bridge"]
        M --> AN["USB IN 15 ch"]
        M --> AO["USB IN 16 ch"]
        M --> AP["USB IN 13 ch"]
        M --> AQ["USB IN 14 ch"]

        N --> AR["AUX 2"]
        N --> AS["AUX 3"]
        N --> AT["AUX 4"]

        O --> AU["AUX 1"]
        O --> AV["AUX 2"]

        P --> AW["AUX 3"]
        P --> AX["AUX 4"]

        Q --> AY["AUX 1/2"]
        Q --> AZ["AUX 2/2"]

        S --> BA["AUX 1/2"]
        S --> BB["AUX 2/2"]

        T --> BC["AUX 3/3"]
        T --> BD["AUX 4/3"]

        U --> BE["AUX 1/2"]
        U --> BF["AUX 2/2"]

        V --> BG["AUX 3/3"]
        V --> BH["AUX 4/3"]

        W --> BI["AUX 1/2"]
        W --> BJ["AUX 2/2"]

        X --> BK["AUX 3/3"]
        X --> BL["AUX 4/3"]

        Y --> BM["AUX 1/2"]
        Y --> BN["AUX 2/2"]

        Z --> BO["AUX 3/3"]
        Z --> BP["AUX 4/3"]

        AA --> BQ["AUX 1/2"]
        AA --> BR["AUX 2/2"]

        AB --> BS["AUX 3/3"]
        AB --> BT["AUX 4/3"]

        AC --> BU["AUX 1/2"]
        AC --> BV["AUX 2/2"]

        AD --> BW["AUX 3/3"]
        AD --> BX["AUX 4/3"]

        AE --> BY["AUX 1/2"]
        AE --> BZ["AUX 2/2"]

        AF --> CA["AUX 3/3"]
        AF --> CB["AUX 4/3"]

        AG --> DA["AUX 1/2"]
        AG --> DB["AUX 2/2"]

        AH --> DC["AUX 3/3"]
        AH --> DD["AUX 4/3"]

        AI --> DJ["AUX 1/2"]
        AI --> DEA["AUX 2/2"]

        AJ --> DF["AUX 3/3"]
        AJ --> DG["AUX 4/3"]

        AK --> DH["AUX 1/2"]
        AK --> DIA["AUX 2/2"]

        AL --> DJ
        AL --> DEA
        AM --> DEA
    end

    subgraph "The same circuit as CH7-8"
            direction LR
            M_164UFonly["M-164UF only"]
            M_164UFonly -.-> M_164UFonly["M-164UF only"]
            M_164UFonly -.-> M_164UFonly["M-164UF only"]
            M_164UFonly -.-> M_164UFonly["M-164UF only"]
            M_164UFonly -.-> M_164UFonly["M-164UF only"]
            M_161UFonly["M-164UF only"]
            M_164UFonly -.-> M_164UFonly["M-164UF only"]
            M_164UFonly -.-> M_164UFonly["M-164UF only"]

    end

    subgraph "METER BRIDGE"
            direction LR
            USBInterface["USB Interface"]
            USBInterface -.-> USB-only["USB LOUT"]
            USBInterface -.-> USBROUT["USB ROUT"]
            USBInterface -.-> USBIN["USB IN#ch"]
            USBInterface -.-> USBINT["USB IN#ch"]
            USBInterface -.-> USBJ["USB IN#ch"]
            USBInterface -.-> USBK["USB IN#ch"]
            USBInterface -.-> USBL["USB IN#ch"]
            USBInterface -.-> USBM["USB IN#ch"]
            USBInterface -.-> USBN["USB IN#ch"]
            USBInterface -.-> USBO["USB IN#ch"]
            USBInterface -.-> USBP["USB IN#ch"]
            USBInterface -.-> USBQ["USB IN#ch"]
            USBInterface -.-> USBR["USB IN#ch"]
            USBInterface -.-> USBS["USB IN#ch"]
            USBInterface -.-> USBT["USB IN#ch"]
            USBInterface -.-> USBU["USB IN#ch"]
            USBInterface -.-> USBV["USB IN#ch"]
            USBInterface -.-> USBW["USB IN#ch"]
            USBInterface -.-> USBX["USB IN#ch"]
            USBInterface -.-> USBY["USB IN#ch"]
            USBInterface -.-> USBZ["USB IN#ch"]
            USBInterface -.-> USBX["USB IN#ch"]
            USBInterface -.-> USBY["USB IN#ch"]
            USBInterface -.-> USBZ["USB IN#ch"]
            USBInterface -.-> USBX["USB IN#ch"]
            USBInterface -.-> USBY["USB IN#ch"]
            USBInterface -.-> USBZ["USB IN#ch"]
            USBInterface -.-> USBX["USB IN#ch"]
            USB_Interface["USB Interface"]
            USB Interface -.-> USBOUT["USB LOUT"]
            USB Interface -.-> USBROUT["USB ROUT"]
            USB Interface -.-> USBIN["USB IN#ch"]
            USB Interface -.-> USBOUT["USB ROUT"]
            USB Interface -.-> USBX["USB IN#ch"]
            USB Interface -.-> USBY["USB IN#ch"]
            USB Interface -.-> USBZ["USB IN#ch"]
            USB Interface -.-> USBX["USB IN#ch"]
            USB Interface -.-> USBY["USB IN#ch"]
            USB Interface -.-> USBZ["USB IN#ch"]

    end

7 – Specifications and Block Diagrams

Level diagram

M-164/FX/UF Level Diagram

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