User's Manual

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ASUS Xonar U7 User Manual
English
No. Items Description
1. Headphone Out port
Connect your headphone to this port.
2.
Microphone In port
Connect your external PC microphone to this 3.5mm
port for voice input.
Line In port
Connect analog devices like MP3 players, CD players,
music synthesizers, and other line-level sound sources
to this 3.5mm port for audio recording or processing.
3.
Microphone Volume
Control
Press to increase or decrease microphone volume.
4.
Output Selection
Indicator
LED indicator indicates different output selection
(Headphone/Speaker/S/PDIF).
5.
Output Selection/
Volume Control
Rotate to adjust the playback volume. Press to select
an output source.
6. Front (R) Out port
For 2/4/5.1/7.1 channel speaker systems, connects to
the front right input on the powered speakers.
7. Front (L) Out port
For 2/4/5.1/7.1 channel speaker systems, connects to
the front left input on the powered speakers.
8.
Side Surround Out
port
Connects to the surround channel input on 7.1 powered
analog speakers.
9.
Center/Subwoofer Out
port
Connects to the center/subwoofer input on 5.1/7.1
powered analog speakers.
10. Rear Out port
Connects to the rear surround input on 4/5.1/7.1
powered analog speakers.
11. S/PDIF Out port
Coaxial digital output port. Connects to an external
digital decoder or digital speaker system, Home
Theater system, AV receivers for outputting digital audio
including PCM, Dolby Digital, DTS, etc. Connects to the
surround channel input on 4/5.1/7.1 powered analog
speakers. S/PDIF-Out will then deliver stereo PCM and
use DDL for 5.1 channel.
12. USB Port
Connects to your computer using a USB Type B-A lead.
13.
USB Audio 1.0/2.0
switch
Move this switch to toggle between USB Audio 2.0 and
USB Audio 1.0 connection. Use USB Audio 1.0 for plug
and play. Use USB Audio 2.0 on an Apple system.
The USB Audio 1.0/2.0 switch is located at the bottom side of the audio card.
USB Audio 1.0 connections have the following limitations:
• Only supports playback features.
• 7.1 speakers, Headphone, Mic In / Line-In, and SPDIF-Out can only
support sample rates of 44.1KHz/48KHz @16-bit.