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Hardware Plugin® is a registered trademark of New Sensor Corporation (dba Electro-Harmonix)

Welcome to the Electro-Harmonix Effects Interface Hardware Plugin®,

the bridge between computer audio and your pedalboard. Use the Effects

Interface to insert any of your guitar pedals as a plugin on your DAW, or

use it to add any plugin from your DAW as an effect on your pedalboard.

The Effects Interface can also be used as a 2-in-2-out USB Audio interface

for your computer, optimized for guitar and other instrument-level or

line-level signals.

Features Include:

The Effects Interface acts like a standard DAW plugin but your tracks

are processed through any real pedal(s) you choose.

Hosts any plugin from your computer to use live on your pedalboard.

Works alongside your main audio interface.

Integrates with DAWs such as Pro Tools®, Ableton Live®, Cubase®, Logic

Pro®, Reaper®, and more.

Functions as a 2 In/2 Out USB Audio recording interface.

Power through USB, supplied AC Adapter, or most third-party pedal

power supplies.

POWER SUPPLY REQUIREMENTS:

Voltage: Current: 9VDC125mA

Polarity: Center-Negative

This device comes equipped with an Electro-Harmonix 9.6DC-200

power supply. Use of the wrong adapter or a plug with the wrong

polarity may damage the device and void the warranty. Do not

exceed 12VDC on the power plug. Power supplies rated for less

than 150mA may cause the device to act unreliably.

IN THE BOX:

Effects Interface

Hardware Plugin®

9.6VDC / 200mA Power Supply

USB-C Cable

User Reference Manual

Warranty/Compliance Insert

Table of Contents

Quick Start Guide ......................................................2

Hardware Overview .....................................................5

Software Overview .....................................................6

Operating Instructions ..................................................9

Updating the Effects Interface 12 .........................................

MIDI Conguration....................................................13

Tips and DAW Notes ...................................................14

Technical Specications ...............................................15

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