Creative Sound BLASTER 32 Getting Started page 5

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Knowing the Hadwore Settings
The jonipert found on your audio cud in Figure I -6 are mainly iwo-fiu
janpen which are in the ditaWed or enabled tiaie.
The I symbol on the audio card in Figure 1-6 indkaie* an
enabled jumper.
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□ 1/OAddreuea
Ba« I/O Addrew of Aadiu uuerface
- Baael/OAddreaiof MP1.I-40I UART MIDI buerfacc
□ IRQLmet
IRQ Line of Audio interface
IRQ Line of IDE CD-ROM uuerface
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□ Joyatick Connacior
9 IDEPocu
9 IDE I/O Channel
9 MPU-401 UART MIDI Emulalioo
a Enabling/DitM^inf of MPU-MI UART MIDI Interface
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I/O addretaea (or I/O addreat lanp i are arcai of memory uted by your
i;om|iuler'i microproceaaor to ditunguith among variout petipheial
devicoa connected to your tyueai when tending or receiviag data. There
arc teveral auchdeticeton your audio card. Theie dericea arc titled la
Table I-1 with their factory defauh I/O addretiei.
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Audio IiHcrfacc
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MPt'-40l L'ART MIDI Inleiface
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FM Musk Synihetus
620H to 623H
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