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Hi,
I've been to the Tyan site and saw reference to this newsgroup. I hope
someone can help. I'm trying to add a cd-rom to an older machine. (It had
none when I got it.) As near as I can tell, the board is a Tomcat i810,
model S 2054, but not quite. The map in the manual is just a little
different than what I have. The audio is an integrated AC'97 Audio Codec. My
question: Where does the audio cable from the cd-rom connect to the board?
There is no reference in the manual. It's a PIII with a slightly different
configuration than what's shown in the manual.
Thanks,
jll
 
Archived from groups: alt.comp.periphs.mainboard.tyan (More info?)

That should be a 4-pin audio connector on the board. Do you see a
four-pin header with a black shroud that looks like it should fit your
CD-ROM audio cable?

Take care that the jack of the CD-ROM audio cable matches the board
header. Otherwise you may need a different cable with the right jack.


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On Thu, 01 Apr 2004 17:00:13 GMT, "jll" <jll@nobodyhome.com> wrote:

>Hi,
>I've been to the Tyan site and saw reference to this newsgroup. I hope
>someone can help. I'm trying to add a cd-rom to an older machine. (It had
>none when I got it.) As near as I can tell, the board is a Tomcat i810,
>model S 2054, but not quite. The map in the manual is just a little
>different than what I have. The audio is an integrated AC'97 Audio Codec. My
>question: Where does the audio cable from the cd-rom connect to the board?
>There is no reference in the manual. It's a PIII with a slightly different
>configuration than what's shown in the manual.
>Thanks,
>jll
>
 
Archived from groups: alt.comp.periphs.mainboard.tyan (More info?)

Thanks for the response. I saw that 4-pin connector on the board. I hooked
it to my cd-rom and it is working. I have another problem. Why can't I get
the volume or mixer icon in my systray? When I attempt to activate them thru
control panel/ multimedia, there is no option active to do so. Everything is
sort of grayed out. Can you help me with that one?
Thanks,
jll
"squared root" <squaredroot@complexeqn.edu> wrote in message
news:5sp470hlk3tlo30la2d8llc140c4hbra8n@4ax.com...
> That should be a 4-pin audio connector on the board. Do you see a
> four-pin header with a black shroud that looks like it should fit your
> CD-ROM audio cable?
>
> Take care that the jack of the CD-ROM audio cable matches the board
> header. Otherwise you may need a different cable with the right jack.
>
>
> ,)`Q
>
>
>
> On Thu, 01 Apr 2004 17:00:13 GMT, "jll" <jll@nobodyhome.com> wrote:
>
> >Hi,
> >I've been to the Tyan site and saw reference to this newsgroup. I hope
> >someone can help. I'm trying to add a cd-rom to an older machine. (It had
> >none when I got it.) As near as I can tell, the board is a Tomcat i810,
> >model S 2054, but not quite. The map in the manual is just a little
> >different than what I have. The audio is an integrated AC'97 Audio Codec.
My
> >question: Where does the audio cable from the cd-rom connect to the
board?
> >There is no reference in the manual. It's a PIII with a slightly
different
> >configuration than what's shown in the manual.
> >Thanks,
> >jll
> >
>
>
 
Archived from groups: alt.comp.periphs.mainboard.tyan (More info?)

jll wrote:
>
> Thanks for the response. I saw that 4-pin connector on the board. I
> hooked it to my cd-rom and it is working. I have another problem. Why
> can't I get the volume or mixer icon in my systray? When I attempt to
> activate them thru control panel/ multimedia, there is no option active
> to do so. Everything is sort of grayed out. Can you help me with that
> one?

This condition is usually symptomatic of the audio drivers not being
correctly installed. Try uninstalling/reinstalling them and see if that
corrects the problem.

Eric
 
Archived from groups: alt.comp.periphs.mainboard.tyan (More info?)

Eric,
Thanks for the reply. I got the thing straightened out by trial and error.
It took a combonation of my integrated sound driver and one from M$ called
MPU-401 Compatible, whatever that is, and now it's music to my ears.
Thanks,
jll
"Eric" <say.no@spam.now> wrote in message news:4075F31B.DDE2A880@spam.now...
> jll wrote:
> >
> > Thanks for the response. I saw that 4-pin connector on the board. I
> > hooked it to my cd-rom and it is working. I have another problem. Why
> > can't I get the volume or mixer icon in my systray? When I attempt to
> > activate them thru control panel/ multimedia, there is no option active
> > to do so. Everything is sort of grayed out. Can you help me with that
> > one?
>
> This condition is usually symptomatic of the audio drivers not being
> correctly installed. Try uninstalling/reinstalling them and see if that
> corrects the problem.
>
> Eric