Asus Essence One MKII MUSES Edition User Guide - Page 19

Toslink and Coaxial S/PDIF audio input connections

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NOTES: • The PC's previous audio output device should now be temporarily disabled and the Essence One Series becomes the default audio playback device for the PC/NB. This can be confirmed in the Control Panel's Sounds, Speech and Audio Devices properties window under the Volume tab. • If you wish to disconnect your Essence One Series and return to using your previous soundcard, etc., simply disconnect it or switch off the power on the front panel. If the PC fails to disable the Essence One Series and automatically re-enable your default soundcard, you can manually disable the Essence One Series in the hardware device manager. To do this, navigate to the Device Manager (click Start - Control Panel - (Vista: Performance and Maintenance -) System - Hardware- Device Manager in Windows XP). Scroll down the device manager window and expand the heading Sound, Video and Game Controllers to display a list of the connected devices. The Essence One Series will be listed as "ASUS Essence One Series". Click on this description to highlight in blue and then click on the Disable icon at the top of the window. A warning message will appear: "Disabling this device will cause it to stop functioning. Do you really want to disable it?" Click Yes to disable the Essence One Series. The previous audio playback device will now be reinstated by Windows. 2. Toslink and Coaxial S/PDIF audio input connections S/PDIF CD/DVD player COAXIAL L R UNBALANCED OUTPUT R L BALANCED OUTPUT TOSLINK USB DIGITAL INPUT 230 VOLTAGE SELECTOR AC IN (1) Connect your digital source (ex. CD/DVD players or some PC/NB with SPDIF output) to Digital Input. Either S/P DIF Coaxial or Toslink optical types can be used, each being of equal quality. NOTE: Both Coaxial and Toslink Inputs can be used to connect and run equipment at the same time. ASUS Essence One Series 19

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ASUS Essence One Series
NOTES:
The PC’s previous audio output device should now be temporarily
disabled and the Essence One Series becomes the default audio playback
device for the PC/NB. This can be confirmed in the Control Panel’s
Sounds, Speech and Audio Devices properties window under the Volume
tab.
If you wish to disconnect your Essence One Series and return to using
your previous soundcard, etc., simply disconnect it or switch off the
power on the front panel. If the PC fails to disable the Essence One Series
and automatically re-enable your default soundcard, you can manually
disable the Essence One Series in the hardware device manager. To do
this, navigate to the Device Manager (click Start — Control Panel —
(Vista: Performance and Maintenance —) System — Hardware— Device
Manager in Windows XP). Scroll down the device manager window
and expand the heading Sound, Video and Game Controllers to display
a list of the connected devices. The Essence One Series will be listed
as “ASUS Essence One Series”. Click on this description to highlight in
blue and then click on the Disable icon at the top of the window. A
warning message will appear: “Disabling this device will cause it to stop
functioning. Do you really want to disable it?” Click Yes to disable the
Essence One Series. The previous audio playback device will now be re-
instated by Windows.
2. Toslink and Coaxial S/PDIF audio input connections
UNBALANCED
OUTPUT
BALANCED OUTPUT
DIGITAL INPUT
USB
L
R
R
L
TOSLINK
COAXIAL
VOLTAGE SELECTOR
AC IN
230
S/PDIF
CD/DVD player
(1)
Connect your digital source (ex. CD/DVD players or some PC/NB with SPDIF output)
to Digital Input. Either S/P DIF Coaxial or Toslink optical types can be used, each
being of equal quality.
NOTE:
Both Coaxial and Toslink Inputs can be used to connect and run
equipment at the same time.