Pci Host Adapter Card; Hardware Installation - M-Audio Delta 1010 Manual

sources. Each jack is 1/4" TRS (Tip-Ring-Sleeve) and is compatible with 1/4"
TRS (balanced) or TS (unbalanced) connections.
10. Analog Outputs 1-8: These jacks output analog audio to a variety of external
sources. Each jack is 1/4" TRS (Tip-Ring-Sleeve) and is compatible with 1/4"
TRS (balanced) or TS (unbalanced) connections.
11. Signal-Level +4/-10 Switches: These push buttons, one per each analog input
and output, set the operating signal level of each individual channel. The
button in the "out" position sets the channel for a +4dB nominal signal level.
Pressing the button to the "in" position sets the channel for a –10dB nominal
signal level.
12. Power Jack (9V AC): This connects to the included 9VAC "Desktop" power
supply. It is always necessary to use a 9V AC supply, with at least 3 ampere
capability. A DC power supply will never do.

PCI Host Adapter Card:

13. Coaxial S/PDIF Input: This RCA connector receives an S/PDIF stereo signal
from your coaxial S/PDIF digital source such as a DAT, MiniDisc player or
external A/D converter.
14. Coaxial S/PDIF Output: This RCA connector sends an S/PDIF stereo signal to
your coaxial S/PDIF digital target device such as a DAT, MiniDisc player or
external D/A converter.
15. Host Cable connector: This 25-pin D-sub connector attaches to the supplied
host cable to allow communication between the PCI host card and the rack-
mount unit.

Hardware Installation

To mechanically install the Delta 1010, do the following:
1. Turn off your computer.
2. Remove the computer's cover and position the computer so that you may
easily access its PCI slots.
3. Select the PCI slot where you will install your Delta 1010 PCI host card. Make
sure the slot is a PCI slot. If you don't know what "PCI slot" means, check the
owner's manual for your computer. PCI slots are distinguishable from ISA
slots by being shorter and set back farther from the outside of the computer,
however some newer computers have only PCI slots. Newer Macintoshs will
have only PCI slots.
4. Before removing the Delta 1010 PCI host card from its protective anti-static
bag, touch the metal power s upply case of the computer in order to dissipate
any static electricity your body may have accumulated. You might want to
pick up a grounding wrist strap (available from electronics stores like Radio
Shack) if you want to be doubly sure you aren't carrying a static charge that
could damage the card.
5. Remove the metal bracket that covers the access hole on the back of the
computer. This bracket is usually fastened to the computer with a single
screw.
6. Position the Delta 1010 PCI host card over the target PCI slot and fit the card
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