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1-4 HD-1000 WORKSTATION System Requirements In addition to the hardware supplied by Sonic, you’ll need the following components: Macintosh Computer System • Power Macintosh G3 or G4 computer • 128 MB memory minimum (256 MB recommended) • Mac OS 9.04 or later • 4 GB internal hard drive (system and applications) • CD-ROM drive • 20-inch color monitor • 24-bit, 1024x768 color graphics card (if not supplied with CPU) • 18 GB external hard drive (media drive) • SCSI adapter card Note: For high clock rate, multi-channel audio, SonicStudio HD requires an ultra-wide SCSI drive and SCSI accelerator card. For the latest information regarding approved devices, visit www.sonic.com. Peripheral Equipment • A/D and D/A converters: two to eight channels of 44.1 to 96 kHz, or two channels of 176.4 to 192 kHz (such as the Sonic 888 from Lucid Technology) • <strong>Audio</strong> source and monitoring equipment • Disk image output medium (such as CD-R, Exabyte, Image File or Sony 1630)
I NSTALLING T HE H ARDWARE 1-5 Installing the Hardware This section presents grounding precautions and detailed instructions for installing the HD-1000 Workstation hardware. Grounding Precautions To assure safety and protect your system components from damage, please follow these grounding procedures: • Before making any connections, shut down your Macintosh and any peripheral equipment that is already connected to it. Never connect or disconnect components when the power is on unless you are certain that they are hot-swappable. • Use only three-pin, grounded AC mains outlets and, if in doubt, test them before using to ascertain that they are properly wired. • Never use ground-lifting adapters to defeat the earth ground connection; this can result in a hazardous condition. • Use surge-protected outlets to prevent damage from power surges. • Where possible, connect all components to the same AC circuit; this will minimize the possibility of ground voltage differentials. • Handle circuit cards by the edges only, and use the included anti-static wrist band to avoid damaging sensitive components.
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