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• Look for a free PCI expansion slot, remove the screw holding the slot blanking plate and re-
move the plate. To ensure the optimal function of your sound card, look for an expansion slot
that is not immediately next to an already-installed card. Some cards, such as video adapters,
can send out signals which can interfere with the sound card.
• Carefully remove the sound card from its packaging and pick it up by the edges with one hand
while your other hand is resting on the metal of the PC case.
• This will ensure that your body is completely discharged via your computer without affecting
the sound card. Do not touch the components of the card under any circumstances.
• Align the holder at the rear of the sound card in the expansion slot in such a way that the
card’s connectors are directly in line with the slot’s socket.
• Carefully seat the card in the slot. You might have to press the card firmly into the slot to make
a good contact. Take care to ensure that the contacts are precisely in line, in order to avoid
damaging the sound card or the motherboard in your PC.
• Insert and tighten the screw from the slot cover to secure the sound card in its slot.
• Connect the CD-ROM drive to the sound card with the audio cable. (In general, this cable is
provided with the CD-ROM drive).
• Reinstall the cover of your PC case.
• Connect your speakers or hifi stereo system to the sound card.
• Reconnect the mains and all other cables. Make sure that your speakers or hifi system is set
to low volume. Start your computer.
Software Installation.
AudioRack.
Start
SETUP.EXE
in the subdirectory
<CD>:\AUDIORACK
from the CD-ROM. Follow the
instructions of the installation program.
Online quick reference.
Start
SETUP.EXE
in the subdirectory
<CD>:\QUICKREFERENCE
from the CD-ROM. Follow
the instructions of the installation program.