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From: Markus22222 on 18 Dec 2006 14:21 I'm in trouble connecting the Front Audio on my Ausus P5B: The Case has a Headphone and a microphone connector with the following cables: CASE -------------- MIC-VCC MIC-IN GND EAR L EAR R LINE L LINE R The Asus P5B can be set to AC'97 or HD Audio. The Connectors look like this: ASUS P5B - AC'97 ----------------------------- AGND MIC2_L MIC2_R Line out_L Line out_R ASUS P5B - HD Audio --------------------------------- AGND MIC2_L MIC2_R PRESENSE# HP_R MIC2_JD Jack_Sense HP_L HP_HD I've tried to connect in this way (but there was no function): CASE ASUS P5B - AC'97 -------------- ----------------------------- MIC-VCC ---> MIC2_L MIC-IN ---> MIC2_R GND ---> AGND EAR L ---> Line out_L EAR R ---> Line out_R LINE L LINE R Can anyone help me connect this audio? Thanks for your help!
From: Synapse Syndrome on 18 Dec 2006 14:48 <Markus22222(a)gmx.de> wrote in message news:1166469690.851364.243410(a)79g2000cws.googlegroups.com... > I'm in trouble connecting the Front Audio on my Ausus P5B: > > The Case has a Headphone and a microphone connector with the following > cables: > > CASE ASUS P5B - AC'97 > -------------- ----------------------------- > MIC-VCC ---> MIC2_L > MIC-IN ---> MIC2_R > GND ---> AGND > EAR L ---> Line out_L > EAR R ---> Line out_R > LINE L > LINE R I have the same problem with my Thermaltake case, except instead of LINE, those two connectors are called RETURN. I guess that the case connections must be AC'97 and not HD Audio, but I hope the extra connections will allow some of the plug sensing that HD allows. I hope you (we) get an answer to this. ss.
From: Paul on 18 Dec 2006 18:19 Synapse Syndrome wrote: > <Markus22222(a)gmx.de> wrote in message > news:1166469690.851364.243410(a)79g2000cws.googlegroups.com... >> I'm in trouble connecting the Front Audio on my Ausus P5B: >> >> The Case has a Headphone and a microphone connector with the following >> cables: >> >> CASE ASUS P5B - AC'97 >> -------------- ----------------------------- >> MIC-VCC ---> MIC2_L >> MIC-IN ---> MIC2_R >> GND ---> AGND >> EAR L ---> Line out_L >> EAR R ---> Line out_R >> LINE L >> LINE R > > > I have the same problem with my Thermaltake case, except instead of > LINE, those two connectors are called RETURN. > > I guess that the case connections must be AC'97 and not HD Audio, but I > hope the extra connections will allow some of the plug sensing that HD > allows. > > I hope you (we) get an answer to this. > > ss. The wiring is AC'97. So you can use the AC'97 BIOS setting. In the above table, MIC-IN should go to MIC2_L. MIC-VCC should go to MIC2_R. Paul
From: Synapse Syndrome on 18 Dec 2006 20:38 "Paul" <nospam(a)needed.com> wrote in message news:em77k7$jag$1(a)aioe.org... > Synapse Syndrome wrote: >> <Markus22222(a)gmx.de> wrote in message >> news:1166469690.851364.243410(a)79g2000cws.googlegroups.com... >>> I'm in trouble connecting the Front Audio on my Ausus P5B: >>> >>> The Case has a Headphone and a microphone connector with the following >>> cables: >>> >>> CASE ASUS P5B - AC'97 >>> -------------- ----------------------------- >>> MIC-VCC ---> MIC2_L >>> MIC-IN ---> MIC2_R >>> GND ---> AGND >>> EAR L ---> Line out_L >>> EAR R ---> Line out_R >>> LINE L >>> LINE R >> >> >> I have the same problem with my Thermaltake case, except instead of LINE, >> those two connectors are called RETURN. >> >> I guess that the case connections must be AC'97 and not HD Audio, but I >> hope the extra connections will allow some of the plug sensing that HD >> allows. >> >> I hope you (we) get an answer to this. >> >> ss. > > The wiring is AC'97. So you can use the AC'97 BIOS setting. > > In the above table, MIC-IN should go to MIC2_L. > MIC-VCC should go to MIC2_R. Hi Paul I haven't got around to open my case to try that out yet, but what are the other two wires for then? There are only sockets for earphones and microphone. Is there no way I can get the computer to automatically recognise when a mic or headphones have been plugged in? ss.
From: Barry Watzman on 18 Dec 2006 21:12 The audio signal goes from the audio board to the headphone jack, which is a closed circuit jack, so if a headphone is not plugged in, it comes back and goes to the line out jacks. Otherwise, if a headphone is plugged in, the headphone gets the signal, cutting off the speakers. I suspect that "Ear" is the line carrying the audio signal to the headphone jack, and "Line" is the line carrying it back from the audio jack IF a headphone is not plugged in. Synapse Syndrome wrote: > "Paul" <nospam(a)needed.com> wrote in message news:em77k7$jag$1(a)aioe.org... >> Synapse Syndrome wrote: >>> <Markus22222(a)gmx.de> wrote in message >>> news:1166469690.851364.243410(a)79g2000cws.googlegroups.com... >>>> I'm in trouble connecting the Front Audio on my Ausus P5B: >>>> >>>> The Case has a Headphone and a microphone connector with the following >>>> cables: >>>> >>>> CASE ASUS P5B - AC'97 >>>> -------------- ----------------------------- >>>> MIC-VCC ---> MIC2_L >>>> MIC-IN ---> MIC2_R >>>> GND ---> AGND >>>> EAR L ---> Line out_L >>>> EAR R ---> Line out_R >>>> LINE L >>>> LINE R >>> >>> >>> I have the same problem with my Thermaltake case, except instead of >>> LINE, those two connectors are called RETURN. >>> >>> I guess that the case connections must be AC'97 and not HD Audio, but >>> I hope the extra connections will allow some of the plug sensing that >>> HD allows. >>> >>> I hope you (we) get an answer to this. >>> >>> ss. >> >> The wiring is AC'97. So you can use the AC'97 BIOS setting. >> >> In the above table, MIC-IN should go to MIC2_L. >> MIC-VCC should go to MIC2_R. > > Hi Paul > > I haven't got around to open my case to try that out yet, but what are > the other two wires for then? There are only sockets for earphones and > microphone. Is there no way I can get the computer to automatically > recognise when a mic or headphones have been plugged in? > > ss.
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