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E-MU 0404 PCIe Digital Audio System OpMan - English - Version 2.10

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2 - Installation<br />

Setting Up the <strong>Digital</strong> <strong>Audio</strong> <strong>System</strong><br />

Safety First!<br />

• To avoid possible permanent damage to your hardware, make sure that all<br />

connections are made to the E-<strong>MU</strong> <strong>0404</strong> <strong>PCIe</strong> card with the host computer’s power<br />

off. Unplug the computer’s power cable to make sure that the<br />

computer is not in sleep mode.<br />

• Take care to avoid static damage to any components of your system. Internal<br />

computer surfaces, the E-<strong>MU</strong> <strong>0404</strong> <strong>PCIe</strong> board and the interfaces are susceptible to<br />

electrostatic discharge, commonly known as “static.” Electrostatic discharge can<br />

damage or destroy electronic devices. Follow these procedures when handling<br />

electronic devices in order to minimize the possibility of causing electrostatic<br />

damage:<br />

As you install<br />

hardware components,<br />

observe the following<br />

general precautions to<br />

avoid damage to your<br />

equipment and yourself.<br />

• Avoid any unnecessary movement, such as scuffing your feet when handling<br />

electronic devices, since most movement can generate additional charges of static<br />

electricity.<br />

• Minimize the handling of the <strong>PCIe</strong> card. Keep it in its static-free package until<br />

needed. Transport or store the board only in its protective package.<br />

• When handling a <strong>PCIe</strong> card, avoid touching its connector pins. Try to handle the<br />

board by its edges only.<br />

• Before installing a <strong>PCIe</strong> card into your computer, you should be grounded. Use a<br />

ground strap to discharge any static electric charge built up on your body. The<br />

ground strap attaches to your wrist and any unpainted metal surface within your<br />

computer. If you don’t have a ground strap, you can ground yourself by touching<br />

the metal case of another piece of grounded equipment.<br />

• Before connecting a cable to your interface or between <strong>PCIe</strong> cards, touch the<br />

connector sleeve of the cable to the sleeve of the jack to which you’ll be connecting<br />

the cable in order to discharge any static build-up.<br />

Connector Types<br />

These connector types are used to connect the E-<strong>MU</strong> <strong>0404</strong> hardware components. They will be<br />

referred to by the name shown in the first column of the following chart:<br />

Name Description Connects<br />

DB-15 <strong>Digital</strong> <strong>Digital</strong> Cable Connector <strong>0404</strong> <strong>PCIe</strong> card and <strong>Digital</strong> I/O<br />

DB-9 Analog Analog Cable Connector <strong>0404</strong> <strong>PCIe</strong> card and Analog I/O<br />

1/4” Jacks 1/4” Breakout Cable 2 channel analog input/output<br />

RCA Jacks RCA Breakout Cable 2 channel analog input/output<br />

S/PDIF In RCA Connector S/PDIF digital audio devices<br />

S/PDIF Out RCA Connector S/PDIF digital audio devices<br />

S/PDIF Optical In TOSLINK Optical Connector S/PDIF digital audio devices<br />

S/PDIF Optical Out TOSLINK Optical Connector S/PDIF digital audio devices<br />

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