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Installing Hardware 1-2
Your Sound
Blaster Audigy
Card
Your audio card has these jacks and connectors which allow you to attach other
devices:
A jack is a one-hole
connecting interface whilst a
connector consists of many
pins. Refer to the User Guide,
“
Hardware Information”, for
connector pin assignments.
In Analog mode, Line Out and
Rear Out jacks can be used
simultaneously for 4.1
channel speaker systems. The
Analog/Digital Out jack can be
used for the Center and
Subwoofer (LFE) channels for
5.1 speaker systems.
CD Audio connector (CD_IN)
Connects to the Analog Audio output on a
CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive using a CD
audio cable.
SB1394 port (SB1394)
Connects to an IEEE 1394 compatible
external device (such as a digital video
camcorder, digital still camera, printer
or scanner).
Line In jack (LIN_IN)
Connects to an external device
(such as a cassette, DAT or
MiniDisc player).
Microphone In jack (MIC_IN)
Connects to an external
microphone for voice input.
Figure 1-1: Jacks, connectors and port on the Sound Blaster Audigy card.
Rear Out jack (LIN_IN2)
Connects to powered speakers
or an external amplifier for
audio output.
Line Out jack (LIN_OUT)1
Connects to powered speakers
or an external amplifier for
audio output. Also supports
headphones.
Telephone Answering
Device connector (TAD)
Provides a mono connection
from a standard voice modem,
and transmits microphone
signals to the modem.
AUX connector (AUX_IN)
Connects to internal audio sources
such as TV Tuner, MPEG, or other
similar cards.
Audio Extension
(Digital I/O)
connector
(Optional)
Connects to the
Audigy Drive or Digital
I/O card.
Warning: This is not
an IDE interface. Do
not connect it to your
IDE devices.
CD SPDIF connector
(CD_SPDIF)
Connects to the SPDIF (Digital
Audio) output (where available)
on a CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive.
A
nalog/Digital Out jack
6-channel or compressed AC-3
SPDIF output for connection to
external digital devices or digital
speaker systems.
A
lso supports Center and
Subwoofer analog channels for
connection to 5.1 analog speaker
systems.
Internal SB1394 port
(Optional)
Connects to J5 on the
Audigy Drive.
Joystick/MIDI
connector
(Optional)
Connects to the
Joystick/MIDI
bracket
- How to use this manual 1
- Contents 2
- Appendixes 5
- Introduction 8
- What is EAX 10
- ADVANCED HD? 10
- CreativeWare 11
- In Your Package 11
- Requirements 11
- Technical Support 12
- Getting More 12
- Information 12
- More Help 12
- Document 13
- Conventions 13
- Installing Hardware 14
- Your Sound 16
- Blaster Audigy 16
- Your Joystick/ 17
- MIDI Bracket 17
- Installation Steps 18
- Step 4: Connect to 20
- Connecting 21
- Related 21
- Peripherals 21
- Speaker Systems 22
- External 23
- Consumer 23
- Positioning Your 24
- Speakers 24
- Installing Software 25
- Windows 98 Second 27
- Windows Me 27
- Windows 2000 27
- Uninstalling the 28
- Applications and 28
- Device Drivers 28
- Reinstalling the 28
- Updating 29
- (Service Pack 2) 29
- Windows 98 SE 29
- Installing Digital 30
- Video Update 30
- Creative Sound 32
- Applications 32
- Third Party 33
- Sound Blaster 33
- Creative Taskbar 33
- Creative 35
- Surround Mixer 35
- SoundFont Control 36
- Device Controls 36
- Creative Keyboard 36
- EAX Control 36
- WaveStudio 37
- PlayCenter 37
- Creative Restore 40
- Defaults 40
- Steinberg’s Audio 40
- Using Applications 42
- Digital 44
- Entertainment 44
- Content 45
- Creation 45
- Advanced 45
- Using Applications 4-4 46
- Internet 47
- Reference 48
- Customizing 49
- General Specifications 50
- Professional Digital 52
- Audio Processing 52
- Flexible Mixer Control 52
- Dolby Digital (AC-3) 52
- Decoding 52
- Connectivity 53
- SB1394 Interfaces 54
- Interfaces 54
- SB Emulation in MS-DOS/ 55
- Background 56
- Installing MS 56
- DOS Drivers 56
- Opening MS 56
- Understanding 57
- System Resource 58
- Settings 58
- Input/Output (I/O) 59
- Addresses 59
- Interrupt Request 59
- (IRQ) Line 59
- Environment 60
- Variables 60
- Determining 61
- Resources 61
- Selecting the 62
- Best Audio 62
- Options in a 62
- MS-DOS Mode 63
- Utilities 63
- SBEMIXER.EXE 64
- SBESET.EXE 65
- SBEGO.EXE 66
- Troubleshooting 67
- Problems with 69
- Troubleshooting C-3 70
- To solve this problem: 71
- Insufficient 72
- SoundFont 72
- Problems With 72
- Joystick 72
- Multiple Audio 73
- Live! Series or 74
- PCI512 card 74
- Resolving I/O 75
- Conflicts 75
- Problems in 76
- Windows NT 76
- Troubleshooting C-10 77
- DV driver for 78
- Windows 98 SE/ 78
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