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Enabling/Disabling the Built-in Amplifier, To enable/disable the built-in, amplifier

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5. To enable the interface, clear the Disable check box for the interface. To disable it, make sure that the Disable check box is selected. 6. Click the OK button twice. 7. On the Menu, click Exit. Type the path of your Windows 3.1x directory (for example, C:\Windows) and press . 8. Restart your system for the change to take effect. Enabling/Disabling the Built-in Amplifier Your audio card comes with a Speaker Out/Line Out jack which connects non-powered speakers by default. To connect powered speakers or an external amplifier, the built-in amplifier must first be disabled. Warning: The built-in stereo power amplifier can deliver a maximum output power of four watts per channel to four-ohm speakers and two watts per channel to eight-ohm speakers. Do not play at maximum volume if your speakers cannot handle this power. To enable/disable the built-in amplifier 1. If your audio card is already installed, switch off your system and all peripheral devices. Remove the cover from your system and then the audio card. 2. Enable or disable the built-in amplifier according to the settings shown in Figure 2. Enabled (Factory default setting) Disabled Figure 2: Enabling/Disabling the built-in amplifier. 5

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5.
To enable the interface, clear the Disable
check box for the interface.
To disable it, make sure that the Disable
check box is selected.
6.
Click the OK button twice.
7.
On the Menu, click Exit.
Type the path of
your Windows 3.1x directory (for
example,
C:\Windows
) and press
<Enter>.
8.
Restart your system for the change to take
effect.
Enabling/Disabling the
Built-in Amplifier
Your audio card comes with a Speaker
Out/Line Out jack which connects
non-powered speakers by default. To connect
powered speakers or an external amplifier, the
built-in amplifier must first be disabled.
To enable/disable the built-in
amplifier
1.
If your audio card is already installed,
switch off your system and all peripheral
devices. Remove the cover from your
system and then the audio card.
2.
Enable or disable the built-in amplifier
according to the settings shown in
Figure 2.
Warning:
The built-in stereo power
amplifier can deliver a maximum output
power of four watts per channel to four-ohm
speakers and two watts per channel to
eight-ohm speakers.
Do not play at
maximum volume if your speakers cannot
handle this power.
Figure 2:
Enabling/Disabling the built-in
amplifier.
Enabled (Factory
default setting)
Disabled