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To connect the audio cables

MulTView requires a TV WONDER card. For proper audio performance,

ensure that the audio outputs from the ALL-IN-WONDER 9700 PRO and

the TV WONDER are connected to different inputs on the sound card.

The following instructions describe one method of connecting the audio

cables. Other connection schemes are possible, depending upon the type

of sound card in your computer.

When you connect the audio cables, make note of the name of the sound

card’s audio connectors. During initialization of the Multimedia Center, you

will be prompted for the name of the connector you chose.

Using the illustration as a

guide, follow the steps

below to make the audio

connections between your

ALL-IN-WONDER 9700

PRO, TV WONDER, and

sound card.

Using the external

audio cable supplied

with the

TV WONDER,

connect the audio

output from the

TV WONDER to an

audio input (usually

LINE IN) on your

sound card.

Using the internal CD

audio cable, connect

the small, white CD

AUDIO plug on the ALL-IN-WONDER 9700 PRO to your sound card’s

CD AUDIO IN connectors (refer to your sound card’s manual).

ATI Card Sound Card Audio Connector

ALL-IN-WONDER

9700 PRO

Connects to: ..................................................................

TV WONDER Connects to: ..................................................................

Sound Card TV WONDERALL-IN-WONDER

9700 PRO

MulTView

™

Installation and Setup User’s Guide

This guide explains how to install your ALL-IN-WONDER 9700 PRO and

TV WONDER cards, and how to connect their audio outputs to your sound

card.

To install your ALL-IN-WONDER 9700 PRO

Ensure that you have an up-to-date AGP driver installed for your

motherboard. Check with the motherboard manufacturer or visit the ATI

Website for more details:

http://www.ati.com/support/faq/agpchipsetdrivers.html.

Use Add/Remove Programs to uninstall your existing graphics card

drivers and remove any control panels or other software that is intended

to function with your existing graphics card. Restart your computer if

prompted.

In Windows 2000 or Windows Me, install a basic VGA display driver.

Shut down your computer, and then turn off the power or unplug it.

Disconnect the monitor, and remove the existing graphics card (refer to

your system manual for instructions on removing the cover.)

Install the ALL-IN-WONDER 9700 PRO into the AGP slot, ensuring that

the card is properly seated before replacing the bracket screw.

Connect the auxiliary power cable supplied with the ALL-IN-WONDER;

refer to the

ALL-IN-WONDER 9700 PRO Installation and Setup User’s

Guide

or the

Installation Poster

for additional details.

• All references to TV WONDER apply to the ATI TV WONDER or

TV WONDER VE products.

• TV WONDER USB Edition is not supported,

• You must uninstall any previous version of the Multimedia

Center before proceeding.

• If you are installing a REMOTE WONDER for the first time, do

not connect it until you have installed the ATI software. See

Step 12.

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Summary of content (2 pages)

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To connect the audio cables MulTView requires a TV WONDER card. For proper audio performance, ensure that the audio outputs from the ALL-IN-WONDER 9700 PRO and the TV WONDER are connected to different inputs on the sound card. The following instructions describe one method of connecting the audio cables. Other connection schemes are possible, depending upon the type of sound card in your computer.
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8 9 Using the internal CD audio cable, connect the small, white CD AUDIO plug on the ALL-IN-WONDER 9700 PRO to the sound card’s CD AUDIO IN connector (refer to your sound card manual). If you choose a different connector, be sure to make note of its name. See the illustration on page 4. To install your TV WONDER 1 2 Shut down your computer, and then turn off the power or unplug it. Double-check all connections and bracket screws, turn on the system power, and then start the computer.