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USB
1 Locate the supplied USB cable and insert the smaller connector into the
LOCAL module socket marked
.
2 Attach the other end of the USB cable to one of the USB sockets of the host
PC.
Note: When connected to a USB port of the PC, the LOCAL module does
not require the use of a power supply unit (the REMOTE module, however,
always requires a power supply).
Audio
1 Locate the supplied audio cable and attach one end to the required jack
socket marked
(speaker) or
(microphone) on the LOCAL module
(if you need to simultaneously use the speaker and microphone connections,
a second audio link cable will be needed).
2 Insert the plug at the other end of the audio cable to appropriate socket on
the PC system:
• Microphone sockets are often coloured pink
• Speaker sockets are often coloured light green.
Note: If the module is rack
mounted, the audio connection
must be made after the module
has been fixed in place. Access
is required to the rear and above
the rack. Remember to remove
the audio connection before
attempting to slide out the module.
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ON
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2 3
Audio connection
must be made
after mounting and
removed before
attempting to slide
the module out
