Cd-Rom Hardware Installation - Ectiva OPTiSound EV1933 User Manual

Out connector of any hi-fi set, radio set, CD-player, synthe-
sizer, Walkman™, etc.
Microphone In Connection: A microphone can be connected
to the Microphone In connector on the sound card. Use a dy-
namic monaural or stereo microphone with a resistance of not
more than 600 ohms.
Joystick Connector: The Joystick/MIDI port is a 15-pin fe-
male connector located just below the Microphone In connec-
tor. This port can be connected to any IBM PC compatible
joystick with a 15-pin D-sub connector. Disable the joystick
port on the sound card (using the SNDINIT.EXE program) if
you already have a game port or game card.
MIDI Instrument Connection: You need a MIDI adapter to
connect a MIDI instrument to the sound card. The MIDI
adapter can be connected to the Joystick/MIDI port. You will
also need MIDI sequencing software to run MIDI instruments
with your computer.
1.4.

CD-ROM Hardware Installation

This section describes how to attach the CD-ROM hardware.
Once it is attached, you need to refer to the software installa-
tion section for details on installing the drivers and configuring
the drive
Before proceeding, make sure you have installed your CD-
ROM drive hardware into your computer system as well as the
CD-ROM Drive's device driver and related software success-
fully.
The CD-ROM interface connector is located on the back end
of the <Product> Sound Controller (see Figure 1-1).
Note You should have your CD-ROM drive user guide handy
Your internal CD-ROM drive should have come with an appro-
priate CD-ROM ribbon cable. The cable will connect to the
<Product> Sound Controller.
If you have a separate CD-ROM controller card, and you do
not wish to use the built-in CD-ROM interface on the <Prod-
uct> Sound Controller, you do not have to make any changes
to your existing environment. Make sure that you choose
during this installation. It may have information not cov-
ered here.
Plug-and-Play 3D Sound Controller
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