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6 Peripheral Connections Sound Card Connectors Details of what each socket on the sound card is for are given below. LINE IN Connect devices such as a cassette, DAT, or Minidisc player for playback and recording. MIC Connect a microphone for voice input. LINE OUT Bypass the sound board's internal amplifier to connect powered speakers, an external amplifier for audio output, or a recording device (tape deck) or stereo headphones. SPK Connect speakers for audio output from the card's built-in power amplifier. Adjust the volume from within the software or from the multimedia control panel if this feature is on your computer. Warning The SPK socket is for a highly amplified output and is therefore not suitable for connecting headphones. • You can use the LINE OUT socket for headphones with limited power output. • You can use the LINE OUT socket with amplified speakers which have a dedicated headphone socket for this purpose. MIDI/GAME Connect a joystick (for game software) or MIDI instrument. The MIDI port is disabled by default. You will have to enable this port if you wish to use it with a MIDI. There are also several internal connectors located on the sound card itself. Information on these is given on page 83 . 86

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6
Peripheral Connections
Sound Card Connectors
Details of what each socket on the sound card is for are given below.
LINE IN
Connect devices such as a cassette, DAT, or Minidisc player for playback and recording.
MIC
Connect a microphone for voice input.
LINE OUT
Bypass the sound board’s internal amplifier to connect powered speakers, an external amplifier for audio
output, or a recording device (tape deck) or stereo headphones.
SPK
Connect speakers for audio output from the card’s built-in power amplifier. Adjust the volume from within
the software or from the multimedia control panel if this feature is on your computer.
•
You can use the
LINE OUT
socket for headphones with limited power output.
•
You can use the
LINE OUT
socket with amplified speakers which have a dedicated headphone socket for this
purpose.
MIDI/GAME
Connect a joystick (for game software) or MIDI instrument. The MIDI port is disabled by default. You will
have to enable this port if you wish to use it with a MIDI.
There are also several internal connectors located on the sound card itself. Information
on these is given on
page 83
.
Warning
The SPK socket is for a highly amplified output and is therefore not suitable for connecting headphones.