Astro Gaming Mixamp, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Game audio and voice communication is heard from the PC, but
the BALANCE control doesn’t seem to have any effect on the mix
• Remember that in order to mix between two different
signals, you’ll need to have TWO separate audio connections
connected to the MixAmp™. If only the USB cable is
connected, attach an audio cable from your PC’s soundcard
or motherboard audio output, into either the Left/Right RCA
connections or the Toslink/Coaxial digital connectors. Follow
the setup instructions contained in this guide
(Connecting
the MixAmp™ to a PC at Home) .
• If two cables are already connected, make sure that the
Voice Recording/Playback audio device is set to the ASTRO
Gaming USB MixAmp, and the Audio default device is set to
your soundcard or motherboard audio hardware. Check the
aforementioned setup section for specific information about
your operating system.
If the mic output seems to be spotty, full of static, or
accompanied by a background hum or other interference on
Xbox Live when you talk, check...
• There are a few possibilities as to why this may be occurring.
The most likely culprit is the 2.5mm cable connected to your
controller. Please make sure the connectors are wiped clean
of any dust or residue - many of these connectors had residue
left on them from the molding process and this will create a
poor connection. Also, please be sure that your boom mic is
fully inserted into place and that the Daisy-chain connector
is either fully inserted or totally removed. It wouldn’t hurt to
pull it out and FIRMLY push it all the way back in - making
sure that the connector isn’t upside down (the ASTRO logo
should be right-side up when the MixAmp™ is resting on a flat
surface).
If you hear a very slight popping from my MixAmp™ every few
seconds when your game is quiet, check...
• This quiet popping can be easily fixed if it bothers you. If you
can hear it, simply put some AA batteries in the tray of the
MixAmp™ and this will go away instantly. The batteries don’t
need to power the MixAmp™, however, and you can still use
Troubleshooting GUIDE