Synido Portable Audio Interface User Manual

Introduction

Thank you for choosing the Synido Portable Audio Interface. This compact and versatile device is designed to enhance your live streaming, music recording, and audio experience across various platforms and devices. This manual provides detailed instructions on setting up, operating, maintaining, and troubleshooting your audio interface to ensure optimal performance.

Package Contents

Please verify that all items listed below are included in your package:

• Portable Audio Interface (1 unit)
• 6.35mm (1/4'') Instrument Adapter (1 unit)
• 3.5mm (1/8'') Audio Cable (1 unit)
• User Manual (1 unit)

Figure 1: Contents of the Synido Portable Audio Interface package, including the main unit, adapters, and cables. Note: A Lightning adapter for certain iPhone models is not included and must be purchased separately if needed for data transmission.

Product Overview

The Synido Portable Audio Interface is a mini sound card and audio converter designed for mobile live broadcasts and high-quality music recording. It features a USB-C interface for direct connection to mobile phones or computers, and can simultaneously charge your device during live broadcasts. With 24-bit 48kHz resolution and a dual-core chip, it ensures pristine audio quality and low latency.

Figure 2: The Synido Portable Audio Interface, showcasing its compact design and included accessories.

Key Features:

• Charging while Broadcasting: Connect a charging cable to power your mobile phone during live streams.
• High-Quality Sound & Low Latency: Studio-grade 24-bit 48kHz resolution with dual-core chip for clear audio and minimal delay.
• Designed for Players: Features ultra-clear internal loopback and monitor functions, ideal for instrument recording. Includes a 6.35mm (1/4'') instrument adapter.
• Sophisticated Functional Design: Dual independent volume buttons for headphone and microphone, independent In-Ear monitor switch, and a secure USB-C buckle design.
• Multiple Uses: Suitable for live streaming, instrument recording, enhancing music listening, gaming, and voice calls.

Figure 3: Visual breakdown of the Synido audio interface's design elements, highlighting its user-friendly controls and secure connections.

Figure 4: The Synido audio interface in a live streaming setup, emphasizing its compact form factor and versatile features for mobile content creation.

Setup

Initial Connection:

1. Connect the USB-C cable of the Synido Portable Audio Interface directly to your mobile phone or computer.
2. Once connected, your device should automatically recognize the audio interface. For mobile phones, a headphone icon typically appears in the status bar, indicating a successful connection.
3. Plug your headphones into the designated earphone interface on the audio interface.
4. If using for live streaming or recording, open your preferred application (e.g., live streaming software, DAW) and select the Synido audio interface as your input/output device.

Figure 5: The Synido audio interface is designed for plug-and-play compatibility with Windows, Mac OS, and Android devices. Please note that a Lightning adapter is required for certain iPhone models to ensure data transmission.

Video Guide: Setting up for Gaming and Voice Streaming (Mobile Phone)

Video Guide: Setting up for Instrument Recording (Mobile Phone and Instrument)

Operating Instructions

Live Streaming with Wireless Accompaniment:

1. Connect the Synido audio interface to your main streaming phone via USB-C.
2. Plug your headset into the audio interface's earphone jack.
3. Press the center button on the Synido Live Dock A10 to turn on Bluetooth. The light will change from steady white to steady blue when connected.
4. On your accompaniment phone, enable Bluetooth and connect to 'Synido Live Dock' to play background music or accompaniment wirelessly.
5. Open your live streaming software on the main phone and begin your broadcast.

Instrument Recording:

1. Connect the Synido audio interface to your mobile phone or computer.
2. Plug the 6.35mm (1/4'') instrument adapter into the instrument input on the audio interface.
3. Connect your instrument (e.g., electric guitar) to the adapter using an instrument audio cable.
4. Plug your headphones into the earphone jack for real-time monitoring.
5. Press the Loopback switch on the audio interface to enable internal playback and recording.
6. Open your recording software on your phone or computer and start recording your instrument.

Figure 6: The Synido audio interface facilitating guitar recording, demonstrating the loopback feature for clear audio capture.

General Usage Scenarios:

The Synido Portable Audio Interface is versatile and can be used in various scenarios:

• Charging while Broadcasting: Maintain phone battery during extended live sessions.
• Hi-Fi Music Experience: Enhance sound quality when listening to music from your phone or computer.
• Gaming: Experience low-latency audio for an immersive gaming experience.
• Voice Calls: Support for high-definition voice calls.

Figure 7: A visual representation of the diverse applications of the Synido audio interface, from live streaming to music listening.

Additional Video Demonstrations:

Maintenance

To ensure the longevity and optimal performance of your Synido Portable Audio Interface, follow these maintenance guidelines:

• Cleaning: Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the surface of the device. Avoid using abrasive cleaners, solvents, or strong chemicals, as they may damage the finish or internal components.
• Storage: Store the device in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, extreme temperatures, and high humidity.
• Handling: Handle the device with care. Avoid dropping it or subjecting it to strong impacts, which can cause internal damage.
• Connections: Always insert and remove cables gently to prevent damage to the ports. Ensure connections are secure during use.

Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues with your Synido Portable Audio Interface, please refer to the following common problems and solutions:

• No Sound Output/Input:
  • Ensure all cables are securely connected to the audio interface, your device, and your headphones/instrument.
  • Check the volume levels on both the audio interface (using the dual volume buttons) and your connected device.
  • Verify that the Synido audio interface is selected as the default input/output device in your operating system's sound settings or your application's audio preferences.
  • If using an iPhone, ensure you have a compatible Lightning adapter that supports data transmission, as it is not included with the product.
• Static or Noise in Audio:
  • Check for loose connections.
  • Ensure you are using high-quality cables.
  • Avoid placing the device near sources of electromagnetic interference (e.g., power adapters, Wi-Fi routers).
  • If charging while streaming, some electrical interference may occur. Try operating without charging to see if the noise persists.
• Bluetooth Connection Issues:
  • Ensure the Bluetooth function on the audio interface is activated (steady blue light).
  • Make sure Bluetooth is enabled on your accompaniment device and it is within range.
  • Forget the device from your Bluetooth settings and try pairing again.
• Device Not Recognized:
  • Try connecting to a different USB-C port or a different device to rule out port or device specific issues.
  • Restart your connected phone or computer.

Specifications

Figure 8: The Synido audio interface is designed to be highly portable, easily fitting into small bags or pockets for on-the-go use.

Warranty and Support

For warranty information and customer support, please refer to the official Synido website or contact their customer service directly. You can also visit the Synido Brand Store on Amazon for additional resources and contact options.

Synido is committed to providing high-quality products and excellent customer service. If you have any questions or require assistance, do not hesitate to reach out.