Turtle Beach Montego DDL User's Guide - Page 13
Sounds and Audio Devices - master volume
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WWW.TURTLEBEACH.COM The Master Volume on the Speakers Tab should be at least half-way up and the Mute button should be off, so the sound is not muted. The individual speaker volumes to the right of the Master Volume should be set to about 75% towards the right. This can be easily done by pressing the Reset button at the bottom of the volume section. (Windows XP Only) The Wave Volume slider in the Mixer Tab should be turned up and the Mute button should be off, so the Wave sound is not muted. In Windows XP: Click Start Control Panel Sounds and Audio Devices Audio and check that the Sound Playback and Sound Recording devices are set to Turtle Beach Montego DDL Device, as shown in the illustration. If not, select Montego DDL from the drop down menus and click Apply. If the Montego DDL does not appear in the list, the drivers were not installed properly from the CD, so try uninstalling and reinstalling from the CD. In Windows Vista/Windows 7: If you are using standard PC speaker or headphones, click Start > Control Panel > Sound (in Windows 7, click Start Control Panel Hardware and Sound Sound) and check that ―Speakers - Audio Advantage Montego DDL Device‖ is set as the Default Playback Device, as shown in the illustration. If you are using a TOSLINK cable to connect Montego DDL to an external digital decoder (such as your home theater 5.1 receiver), then select ―Digital Output - Audio Advantage Montego DDL Device‖ as the Default Playback Device. SOUND PLAYING ON THE WRONG SPEAKERS If you hear sound from the wrong speakers, for example, if you click the Front Left speaker icon and hear ―Front Left‖ emanating from the Front Right speaker, check the following: Check that the Speaker Position feature is disabled in the Effects Tab. This feature lets you change the position of each speaker, which could cause the sound to emanate from different speakers if the blue speaker icons are moved from their standard position. Check that the speakers are connected properly. If you are using a mini to RCA adapter to connect the speakers, try swapping the left and right RCA plugs to correct the problem. If the Center/LFE speakers are swapped, click the ―...‖ button next to the Speaker Configuration pull- down menu and check the ―Center/Bass Output Swap‖ option. Montego DDL 13