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2.2. Quick Installation Guide

Installing the Aurilium is very simple and can be done in three easy steps. However, if you need more information, please refer to the Detailed Installation Guide section following this section.

Step 1:

Attach the base to the desired location as shown in Figure 3, depending on how you wish to position the unit. Fasten the base to the Aurilium case with the included screw. Do not over tighten as this may cause damage to the case.

Vertical Position

Horizontal Position

Figure 3

Step 2:

Connect the USB cable (included) to the USB connector on the back of the Aurilium, and then attach the other end to the USB port of the PC. The USB port may be in the back or front of the PC as most new computers have USB ports in either location. Refer to the documentation of your computer to locate the USB port. Connect self-powered speakers to the audio jacks located on the back of the Aurilium. If you have more than two speakers, make sure you connect the correct speakers to the appropriate jacks.

You may have to use a USB hub if all the USB ports of your PC are being used. If you are not familiar with USB hubs, please refer to Appendix B, USB Hub Considerations of this users guide.

Step 3:

Install the Philips Sound Agent 2 using the installation CD (included). Place the CD in the CD drive and let Autorun launch the PSA2 Autolauncher installation panel. Click on the “Install Philips Sound Agent 2” button and follow the instructions on the screen.

If Autorun is disabled, go to the Start menu at the bottom of your screen and click on Run. Type the following in the Run window and click OK:

D:\autolauncher.exe (where D:\ is your CD drive designator letter).

Note: Not installing PSA2 will limit the Aurilium sound processor to stereo output only and its advanced features will be inoperative.

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Contents PSC805 Aurilium External Audio Processor Plus PSA2 Software End User License Agreement Channel External USB Sound Processor What Is Included In the PackagePhilips Aurilium Table Of Contents Appendix B, USB Hub Considerations Introduction KEY Features Minimum System Requirements MB RAMPhilips Aurilium Hardware Getting StartedFront Panel Features and Controls Mute ButtonPSC805 Aurilium Sound Processor Users Guide Rear Panel Connectors Back Panel See next page for brief description of featuresPSC805 Aurilium Sound Processor Users Guide Quick Installation Guide StepSpeaker Connection Detailed Installation GuideHardware Installation USB Connection Typical Locations for USB Ports Windows Software InstallationWindows XP System Tray Top Four LED’s Using the Hardware ControlsMute Button and Mute LED 3D Effects Control ButtonMulti-Function Rotary Control Level Indicator Bar Graph LED’sSelector Button And LED’s Headphone JackPhilips Sound Agent 2 PSA2 Basic Interface OperationPSC805 Aurilium Sound Processor Users Guide Compact Control Panel Normalize QSizzleQRumble 3D EffectsMain Control Panel Effects TabNormalization Equalizer Tab Setup Tab Invalid Speaker ConfigurationPreamp Slider Speaker Test UtilitySpeaker Connection Considerations Fader SliderAC3/DTS Pass Trough Channel Volume Mixer TabPresets Tab Monitor LinePSC805 Aurilium Sound Processor Users Guide Save Info TabLoad Save AsVisualization Panel Uninstalling PSA2 Windows XPWindows Technical Support Information Technical Support And WarrantyInternet Address Balance the Speakers and Headphones Appendix A, Useful Tips For Speaker setupIdeal Listening Scenario Headphones Ideal Listening Scenario SpeakersAppendix B, USB Hub Considerations Power LimitationBandwidth Limitation Issues Introduction to USB HubNo Sound is coming out Appendix C, Trouble ShootingSystem Error Message Solution Hardware Not InstalledNo Audio When Playing Audio CD in the CD Drive No PSA2 Icon in the System Tray Error message appears on the screen
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