Zoltrix Sound Card Q&A's
Zoltrix Sound Card Q&A's
Table of contents Model Specific Q&A's
How can I determine which model Sound Card I own?
Click here for instructions.
Where can I obtain the original software or manuals for my sound card?
Click for the Zoltrix Sound Card Manuals
& Software page.
Do Zoltrix sound cards support Windows NT?
Some model do while others do not. Refer to the model specific drivers
page to loacte all available drivers for your model.
Why won't my microphone work in my Zoltrix sound card?
The older sound card models only supported a dynamic microphone. The newer models support both a dynamic and a condenser microphone.
The following models support both dynamic and condenser microphones:
(AV207)
Audio Plus 1600 V.3 (AV208) Audio Plus 1600 V.33
(AV305)
Audio Plus 3200 V.2 (AV306) Audio Plus 6400 PnP (AV500) Audio
Plus 3200 Wave (AV307) Audio Plus 6400 PnP V.2 (AV501) Audio
Plus 6400 PnP Wave (ULC931 Rev 2.0 or AP64-00 VER 3.0) Audio Plus
6400 PnP V.3 (AV309) Audio Plus 6400 PnP 3D
Now that I have installed my Zoltrix sound card, my Joystick no longer works. What could be the problem?
If you already have a joystick attached to a game port on your computer Disable the game port on the sound card. (Disable with a jumper or software, depending on the model.)
If you have attached the joystick to the game port on the sound card Verify that you have enabled the game port on the sound card. (Done with a jumper or software, depending on the model.) Verify that you do NOT already have a game port in your computer with a diagnostic program like MSD. If you have another game port in the computer and cannot determine how to disable it, you should use the game port in the computer and disable the game port on the sound card. (Disable with a jumper or software, depending on the model.)
Using MSD to determine if a game port is installed on the computer
Before running MSD, you should remove the sound card from the computer.
Start MSD Press A for Other Adapters If a Game Adapter is
detected you cannot use the game port on the sound card
MIDI (Musical Integrated Digital Interface).
MIDI is a standard that permits electronic keyboards and instruments to
communicate with the computer. A MIDI file contains no sound. It contains
a series of control codes which trigger the instrument voices.
What's the MIDI Mapper for anyway?
For the answer to this and more MIDI questions click
here
A Wave file is a digital sampled recording of a real sound. Due to the
amount of the information needed for a good quality sample, a wave file
can take a tremendous amount of disk space.
Why is the volume so low on my sound card?
Check the following: The volume control knob is turned up all the way. If your model supports software volume control, ensure that the DOS mixer has set the volume level to the highest setting
The following Sound cards do NOT have an Audio Amplifier and require
the output to go to amplified speakers or an amplifier. Audio Plus 3200
Wave Audio Plus 6400 (V.1) Audio Plus 6400 PnP Wave
I cannot find the information on the problem that I'm having with the sound card. What should I do now?
You can contact online support to answer your sound card questions.
My sound card is defective, where do I return it?
If you purchased your modem in the United States, read the warranty for information on obtaining a RMA number and return instructions.
If you purchased your modem in Canada, refer your RMA requests to 3D Microcomputers.
If you purchased your modem anywhere else in the World, refer your RMA
requests to your local dealer.
