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freedomhays

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I searched hi and low on the net, in the manuals(worthless) on how to set up the top of the case Audio & Speaker ports on the Thermaltake Tsunami VA3000BNA, the MB is a Asus P5WD2. I have tried different combos with these plugs but I can't seem to get it.
If anyone out there has ever set up this combo MB and Case and knows something, help would be greatly appreciated. I emailed support at Asus and Thermaltake but no replies......
Here is two pics, on the left in the pics is from the MB user guide and the wires from the case......

http://www.danhays.com/ad11.jpg

http://www.danhays.com/ad22.jpg
 
I personaly be guided by the right figure.
The one which says AC. Not he one which says AAFP.

I would try this:

MB --------> Connector
AGND <--------------GROUND
Line_OUT_R <------- EAR - R
Line_OUT_L <------- EAR - L
MICPWR <----------MIC - IN (can also try the MIC VCC)
MIC2 <-------------MIC VCC (can also try the MIC - IN)



The rest I would either leave or connect to any of the NC pins.
In the second image you can see a note regarding the BIOS settings.
You need to make sure that front audio is enabled in BIOS.
It could also be that you have a jumper on your mobo which enables/disables the front pannel.

Good luck.
 
sabashuali said:
I personaly be guided by the right figure.
The one which says AC. Not he one which says AAFP.

I would try this:

MB --------> Connector
AGND <--------------GROUND
Line_OUT_R <------- EAR - R
Line_OUT_L <------- EAR - L
MICPWR <----------MIC - IN (can also try the MIC VCC)
MIC2 <-------------MIC VCC (can also try the MIC - IN)



The rest I would either leave or connect to any of the NC pins.
In the second image you can see a note regarding the BIOS settings.
You need to make sure that front audio is enabled in BIOS.
It could also be that you have a jumper on your mobo which enables/disables the front pannel.

Good luck.
Click to expand...





Thanks, i will give it a try.................dan
 
sabashuali said:
I personaly be guided by the right figure.
The one which says AC. Not he one which says AAFP.

I would try this:

MB --------> Connector
AGND <--------------GROUND
Line_OUT_R <------- EAR - R
Line_OUT_L <------- EAR - L
MICPWR <----------MIC - IN (can also try the MIC VCC)
MIC2 <-------------MIC VCC (can also try the MIC - IN)



The rest I would either leave or connect to any of the NC pins.
In the second image you can see a note regarding the BIOS settings.
You need to make sure that front audio is enabled in BIOS.
It could also be that you have a jumper on your mobo which enables/disables the front pannel.

Good luck.
Click to expand...

Thanks, that worked with MIC - IN on MIC2 and MIC VCC on MICPWR
also had to enable in the BIOS,

Thats great................Dan
 
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