For all Windows operating systems mentioned earlier, to verify that the installation of the USB driver is
successful, you check within the
Device Manager
:
>
click on
Start
,
Settings
, and
Control Panel
.
>
in control panel, click on the
System
icon
>
open up the
System Properties
page
>
click on the
Device Manager
tab
(or
Hardware
tab and then
Device Manager
button for Windows XP)
>
in the
Device Manager
page, make sure that the
View Device by Type
is selected.
(*An alternative way to check whether the USB converter is properly installed, make sure the
LED indicator is lit, and press mute, if the light flashes, then the device is properly installed, if not
you should check the details settings as suggested below.)
Checking the drivers within the Device Manager
>
scroll down and find the
Universal Serial Bus Controllers
category
>
open it up and see if you can find the
USB Composite Device
>
if yes close it and look for the
Sound Video and Game Controllers
category
>
open it up and find the
USB Sound Device
(or
Accutone Audio adaptor
)
>
if you see both these drivers installed, then the installation is successful
>
if you cannot locate them, then try to unplug the USB converter, re-boot the machine, and try the
installation again or check the troubleshooting section in this manual.
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The Effect tab controls the various sound effect you can use with your USB400 headset.
There are three panels here: Environment Type, Environment Size and Equalizer.
There are 4 standard environment
types: bathroom, opera house,
underwater and music lounge.
Aside from these four, you can
choose from a drop-down menu
under More Option for 27 other
e n v i r o n m e n t t y p e s . U n d e r
environment size, there are 3
selection: small, medium & large.
In the equalizer panel you can
a d j u s t l o u d n e s s o f v a r i o u s
frequencies and save such settings.
You can also choose from the 16
preset options for different types of
music.
Under Karaoke tab, you can adjust
the microphone effect by selecting
the ON button, and checking the
Microphone Echo option.
Various Karaoke functions can be set
in this section, from adjusting echo
loudness to shifting key. You can
even remove the vocal sound from
a n y s o n g u s i n g t h e Vo c a l
Cancellation option, so you can have
a music-only track.
These functions are applicable to all
audio programs.
6. operating the Sound Configuration Software
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Software Operation.
Operating your headset.
connecting the computer
adjusting the headset
multi-status LED indications
installing driver & software
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7. verifying successful installation of the driver
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