Configuration of audio interface for H2 micro usb

Input and output audio  (in audio interface) are in grey colour ; I cannot select them for adjusting volume.

Yes, it's Audio Midi Setup in Applications/Utilities/Input and Output options.
So, I cannot change the value of Master Volume. Normaly, the cursor have to get blue color for adjusting the
values. Here, they are grey colour and they cannot be adjust.

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    Ok.. Lets take this a small small steps at a time..
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  • Audio interface for 24" iMac - conflict between firewire 400 and 800?

    So, what I have now:
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