Re: Doctor Design sound card -- how to install?

[Lockar <lockar@locutus.DOTorg>]

      I have this sound card as well.  Last year I asked the group
about this card as well.  Since then I have plugged it in and been
using it since.  From what I can tell (please note, sometimes when it
comes sound sources I can tell differences) it's just a sterio card,
instead of using the mono earphone jack in the back. (I could be wrong)

         -Lockar



In article <1109480721.199199.240180@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>,
Poster <poster@aurora.cotse.net> wrote:

> Bill has it right. It wasn't too hard once I got the card out and
> started looking at the various connectors near it on the motherboard.
> Basically there's two connectors, one for the system sounds and another
> for the internal speaker (error beeps mostly). So you plug in the
> molexes from the sound card. The biggest hassle was figuring out how to
> mount the outer faceplate (the beast has two of them sandwiched
> together, and a dipswitch and a speaker in connector between the two).
> Turns out that you need a tall slot in the back (or the ability to
> punch out the plastic around a smaller slot, heheh) to push the
> dipswitch and the speaker connector through. Then, once they are
> outside the machine, you screw back on the faceplate and all the
> washers and such. This sandwiches together the outer faceplate and the
> inner one.
> 
> Now I'm gonna get some speakers and see how it sounds. :)
> 
> ~Poster
>