Abit AU10 PLUS User Manual
Specifications and Main Features
Specifications
- Audio Controller: ForteMedia FM801-AU audio controller.
- Channel Output: 5.1 channel output.
- Compliance: PCI 2.1 Compliant.
- Support: Soft MPEG-II Support, Microsoft DirectSound, and MMSystem Compliance.
- WaveTable Synthesizer: 128-voice Software WaveTable Synthesizer support.
- Audio Support: Superior 3D positional Audio Support.
- Compatibility: Creative Environmental Audio (EAX), A3D 1.0 game titles Compatible, Native DOS Game Support without Software Emulation.
- Interfaces: Analog/Digital Joystick Interface, Hardware Sound Blaster Pro compatibility, AdLib compatible Music Synthesizer, MPU401 UART mode MIDI interface.
Main Features
- Yamaha XG:
- High-quality sound rivaling CD audio.
- Supports the XG format with a rich array of sounds and diverse effects.
- Dynamic filtering for subtle musical nuances.
- WinDVD:
- Software DVD decoder/player with integrated MPEG1 and MPEG2 file playback.
- VCD 2.0 player, MP3 audio file, and SVCD playback.
- Dolby AC-3 and DTS decoding function with 6-channel output.
- Remote Control Kit:
- Remote control for ease of use with DVDs and presentations.
- Sound Clarity and Accuracy:
- Separation of digital controller (FM801) and CODEC (AC'97) enhances playback and recording.
- Software wavetable synthesizer engine is supported.
- WinRip:
- Comprehensive audio playback and recording for MP3, MP2, WAVE, MIDI, and Audio CD formats.
- 3D Positional Sound:
- Q3D sound algorithm to support Microsoft® DirectSound and positional 3D games.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What should I do if I encounter installation issues or hardware conflicts?
- A: Ensure there are no conflicts with other system components like I/O ports, IRQ, and DMA channels. Verify settings using the setup software or utility programs provided, and update all relevant drivers.
Q2: My microphone records audio at low levels or not at all. How can I fix this?
- A: Make sure the microphone is checked under the Recording panel of Mixer, the slider is up, and Boost is enabled in the audio setting.
Q3: How do I use the remote control for presentations?
- A: Connect the remote receiver to a USB port on your computer. The remote control can then be used to manage audio and presentations effectively.
Q4: Why is there no sound even after proper installation?
- A: Verify audio connections and try different output devices like headphones. Ensure cables are properly connected and test with both .WAV and .MID files to ascertain where the issue lies.
Q5: Can I install this audio card if I already have another sound card installed?
- A: It's recommended to disable or remove any existing sound devices to avoid system conflicts and ensure smooth installation and performance of this audio card.
Q6: How can I adequately control the volume and output channels?
- A: Use the volume control icon at the right of the taskbar to adjust volume and balance levels in Windows 98/ME. Adjust speaker configurations via the ABIT configuration panel for optimal sound delivery.
Q7: Does the audio card support Linux OS?
- A: This audio card supports Windows 98, Windows 2000, and Windows XP. Linux is currently not supported in the driver set.
Q8: Why are there two interrupts allocated to my audio card?
- A: One PCI IRQ is for the audio operation in plug and play OS environments, while an additional ISA IRQ is used for legacy audio support necessary for DOS-based applications.
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