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Introduction
Audio Deck (Adeck) is a Windows based program which co-works with the VIA HD Audio driver and the
VIA HD Audio chip. With the advanced audio control interface, users can make the best use of the VIA
Audio chip and create powerful customized sound environments.
The main features of Adeck include:
Supports various sound enhancement settings with detailed user customization
Supports active jack detection
Supports jack Function configuration
Supports configurations for independent headphone and re-direct headphone
Supports set sampling rate of S/PDIF input/output device
Supports hot Keys
Supports multi-language
Supports speaker testing
Supports multi-device selection for playback and recording
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System Requirement
Adeck only supports the VIA HD audio chip series with VIA HD audio driver installed.
Minimum System Requirement
Intel Pentium III 1.0GHz or above
Minimum of 256MB of RAM
Minimum of 10MB of available hard disk space
Microsoft Windows XP Professional Service Pack 1 or above
Recommended System Requirement
Intel Pentium 4 2.0GHz or above
512MB of RAM or above
Microsoft Window XP Professional Service Pack 2 with DirectX 9.0C
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Display Mode
Simple Mode
Once Adeck has been launched, the panel will be displayed in the center of windows desktop. The Adeck
system is initialized using the simple mode (see Figure 1). In this mode, the user only has limited control
and audio information. The basic controls include: master volume and mute. The basic audio information
includes: peak meter, number of channels, S/PDIF out status or sound effect status, etc.
Figure 1 - Simple Mode Adeck
If the user needs to control the sound effects in detail, he can click on the buttons located on the lower
part of the panel. These buttons are labeled: Speaker, Mixer, Effect, Jack, S/PDIF and Info. When any of
the buttons are activated, the Adeck system will enter full mode for detailed control.
To exit Adeck, the user can simply click on the Power button.
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Full Mode
In the full mode, the bottom part of Adeck expands. Depending upon the button that was selected,
different panels will be displayed in the expanded portion. Figure 2 shows an example of Adeck in Full
Mode.
Figure 2 - Full Mode Adeck
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Panel Detail
Adeck consists of two parts; A top and bottom panel. In the simple mode, only the top panel will be fully
shown. In the full mode, both the top and bottom panel will be fully expanded.
Top Panel
The top panel consists of several parts as shown in Figure 3.
Volume control: This is the global volume control. The global volume is controlled using a slider. Scrolling
the slider to the left decreases the volume. Scrolling the slider to the right increases the volume.
Mute button: This is the global mute control. When the mute button is activated, all speakers connected
to the system will be silenced.
Channels Display: On the right of the peak meter, there is a display showing the number of audio
channels that is being used in the system. The number of channels can be changed in the speaker
configuration panel.
Peak Meter: The volume peak meter is located to the left of the channel display. The number of peak
meters changes according to the number of channels used in the system.
S/PDIF Output Status: The S/PDIF output status is located to the right of the Channel Display. If “Digital
PCM” is shown, that indicates the audio system will allow a PCM music stream output from the S/PDIF
output jack.
Bass Management Indicator: The Bass Management Indicator is located below the Channel Display. If it
is enabled, “BM” will be visible. Notice that the “Bass Management” and “Equalizer” functions can not be
enabled at the same time.
Equalizer Indicator: The Equalizer Indicator is located to the right of the Bass Management Indicator. If
it is enabled, “EQ” will be visible. As mentioned earlier, the Equalizer and Bass Management functions can
not be enabled at the same time.
Configuration Panels: On the bottom of the top panel, there is a row of buttons. When any of the buttons
are activated (except the "Power" button), the bottom panel expands to show the selected panel.
Power Button: When the Power button is activated, Adeck will hide itself in the system tray.
Volume ControlMuteS/PDIF Output Status
Speaker Peak Meter
Open Middle PanelEqualizer
Figure 3 - Top Panel
Power
Bass ManagementChannel Number
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