Creative SB0010 Manual De Usuario

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Live! Drive IR Quick Start SB0010 3
Your Live! Drive IR
The front panel of your Live! Drive IR has these jacks, connectors and controls:                 
MIDI In/Out connectors
Connects to MIDI devices 
using the Mini DIN-to-
Standard DIN cable provided.
Line In 2/Mic In 2 selector
(Microphone Gain Control)
To switch to Line In 2, turn the knob 
counter-clockwise over the Line In 2/Mic In 
2 mode separator mark until a “click” sound 
is heard. To switch back to Mic In 2, turn the 
knob clockwise over the separator mark 
until a “click” sound is heard. To control the 
microphone gain, continue to turn 
clockwise.
¼” Line In 2/Mic In 2 jack
Allows you to connect to a high-quality 
dynamic microphone or audio device such 
as an electric guitar, DAT, or MiniDisc player.
RCA Auxiliary In jacks
Connects to consumer equipment such as VCR, 
TV and CD player, via RCA Auxiliary outputs.
Optical SPDIF In/Out connectors
Connects to digital audio devices 
such as DAT and MiniDisc recorders, 
via optical input/output.
Headphones Volume Control
Controls the headphones 
output volume.
RCA SPDIF In/Out jacks
Connects to digital audio 
devices such as DAT and 
MiniDisc recorders, via 
RCA input/output.
¼” Headphones jack
Allows you to connect to a pair of 
high-quality headphones. Your 
speaker output will be muted when 
you connect the headphones.
Figure 1:   Jacks, connectors and controls on the Live! Drive IR.
Line In 2/Mic In 2 mode 
separator mark
Infrared Receiver
Lets you control your PC using the 
RemoteCenter remote control.
If a particular INPUT source (for 
example, Line In 2) is supported 
by the Live! Drive IR as well as 
the Digital I/O card, only the input 
on the Live! Drive IR will be 
enabled. 
However, using the microphone 
via the Line In 2/Mic In 2 input on 
the Live! Drive IR will also 
disable the Line In 2 input on the 
Digital I/O card.
To connect to your existing 
computer headphones and 
microphone to the Live! Drive IR, 
use the ¼” to 3.5mm adapter 
provided.
It is recommended to lower the 
gain level of the Mic In 2 jack to 
the minimum before connecting a 
microphone.