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Speaker Configuration
Windows XP
1.From the main desktop, Click Start, Control Panel.
2.Click Sounds and Audio Devices.
3.Select the Audio tab.
4.Click Advanced under Sound Playback, and then click the Speakers tab.
5.Select your speaker type from the drop down list.
6.Click OK to save the settings.
Windows Server 2003
Make sure to login as Administrator or an account with administrator privileges.
1.From the main desktop, click Start, Control Panel.
2.Click Sounds and Audio Devices.
3.Select the Audio tab.
4.Click Advanced under Sound Playback, and then click the speakers tab.
5.Select your speaker type from the drop down list.
6.Click OK to save the settings.
Windows Vista/Server 2008
Make sure to login as Administrator or an account with administrator privileges.
1.Right click the volume control icon located in the taskbar by the system clock.
2.Click Playback devices, select Speakers USB PnP Sound Device, and click
Configure.
3.Follow the on screen instructions to configure your speakers.
Microphone Configuration
Windows Vista
1.Right click the volume control icon located in the taskbar by the system clock.
2.Click Playback Devices, under the Playback tab, select Speakers USB PnP Sound Device, click Properties.
3.Click the Levels tab. Click the speaker icon to either enable or mute the microphone as indicated by the red circle (muted) next to the icon.
4.Move the slider to change the volume level.
5.Click OK to save the changes.
6.Click the Recording tab.
7.Select Microphone USB PnP Sound Device, click Properties.
8.Click Levels tab.
9.Move the slider to the left to increase sensitivity.
10.Click OK to save the changes.
11.Click the Custom tab.
12.Check Microphone Boost, click OK.
Note: Microphone Boost increases sensitivity by approximately 20dB. This setting is optional and not needed in most cases.
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