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the Audio Manual that came with your system.[FX 5-8] Also in the Audio Applications folder
will be a file called ReadMe which will have the latest release notes for these applications, along
with specific tips on using the audio system with MS-DOS modes.
Audio Utility Floppy Disks
The audio applications floppy disks included with your system contain the applications listed
above. As shipped, your WinBook FX will have these audio applications already installed. If you
have deleted these from your system and need to reinstall them, insert Disk 1 of the Audio
Applications disks into the Floppy Drive. Then click on
Start , then Run , and then type A:Setup
into the dialog box. The program will automatically install and will ask you to insert the second
floppy when needed.
Audio Connectors
There is a stereo Line-In input and an External Microphone input (you can also use the internal
condenser microphone). You can connect an external audio source such as a
stereo tape deck or CD player to the Line-In jack. In addition to the WinBook FX’s built-in
speakers, you can connect external stereo speakers or headphones to the External Speaker jack.
Refer to Chapter 2,
System Tour , for connector locations.
NOTE: Most external microphones provided for Creative Labs or Microsoft sound cads and coil
moving type microphones are compatible with the WinBook FX. If you are using a condenser
type microphone, check the connector to make sure the tip and ring short internally. Refer to the
illustration on the next page. Contact the microphone manufacturer for further information.[FX
5-9]
Microphone Plug
EXTERNAL SPEAKERS
You can listen to music or other audio material using the built-in speakers in your WinBook FX.
You can also connect external speakers to your WinBook FX.
DANGER: To avoid damage to the speakers or to your hearing, turn the volume down before
you plug in the speakers (see "Controlling the Volume Level of External Speakers").