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Jacks are one-hole connecting
interfaces whereas connectors
consist of many pairs of pins.
2 Sound Blaster™ PCI64
Full-duplex operation allows simultaneous audio recording and playback. Onboard
speakerphone connections provide high quality interconnection with standard modems.
Its use of the PCI bus and Plug and Play (PnP) technology helps to make the Sound Blaster
PCI64 one of the easiest to install. PCI cards can share valuable system interrupts, and in most
cases, Sound Blaster PCI64 can share the interrupt with your LPT port. This frees hardware
resources for other add-on peripherals.
Your audio card has these jacks and connectors which allow you to attach other devices:
Line Out jack (Green)
Connects powered
speakers or an enternal
amplifier for audio
output.
AUX In/Rear Line Out jack
(Black)
Connects external devices
(such as cassette, DAT or
Minidisc player) for playback or
recording or powered rear
speakers.
Microphone In jack (Red)
Connects an external
microphone for voice input.
Joystick/MIDI connector
Connects a joystick or a
MIDI device. You can buy an
optional MIDI kit that allows
you to plug in the joystick
and MIDI device
simultaneously.
Figure 1: Jacks and connectors on your audio card
Telephone Answering
Device/Modem connector
Connects a voice modem to
transmit and receive audio
signals.
TV/IDE/Sony CD/Audio Input
connector
Connects a TV card or Sony CD-
ROM audio cable or audio input.
CD Audio connector
Connects a CD-ROM
drive using a MPC-3 CD
audio cable.
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