Manuals
lautsprecher und micro test unter vista.pdf
- Filesize: 2,99 MB
- Description: Speaker and microphone test instructions under Vista 32-bit and Vista 64-bit.
medusa features.pdf
- Filesize: 0,01 MB
- Description: Feartures for the Medusa Headsets.
creative x-fi settings.zip
- Filesize: 0,09 MB
- Description: Settings of the Creative X-Fi Soundcard.
mikrofon und lautsprechertest unter 98_me_2000.pdf
- Filesize: 0,91 MB
- Description: Microphone and speaker test under Win 98/ME/2000.
mikrofon und lautsprechertest unter xp.pdf
- Filesize: 2,00 MB
- Description: microphone and speaker test under Win XP.
sl-8790_manual_3.0.zip
- Filesize: 4,64 MB
- Description: User Manual.
Frequently Asked Questions
The headset microphone is very quiet – how can I increase the recording level?
To do this, enable ‘Microphone Boost’ or ‘Microphone Boost Control’. In the majority of Windows® systems, you’ll find this function in the Control Panel under the ‘Sound’ option – ‘Recording’; in some cases it may even be located in a submenu. That said, this function might not be available on some systems depending on your sound card.
To do this, enable ‘Microphone Boost’ or ‘Microphone Boost Control’. In the majority of Windows® systems, you’ll find this function in the Control Panel under the ‘Sound’ option – ‘Recording’; in some cases it may even be located in a submenu. That said, this function might not be available on some systems depending on your sound card.
Why do I find drivers for my headset or speaker system?
Speaker systems and headsets that connect using a jack plug do not require a driver, even when used on a PC/notebook. Only the PC’s soundcard requires a driver, which can be found on the manufacturer’s website.
Speaker systems and headsets that connect using a jack plug do not require a driver, even when used on a PC/notebook. Only the PC’s soundcard requires a driver, which can be found on the manufacturer’s website.
I have only very little bass.
Please turn off the CMSS-3D function in the software of the soundcard.
Please turn off the CMSS-3D function in the software of the soundcard.
the Amplifier causes a buzzing, beeping or clicking sound coming.
nother piece of electrical equipment is interfering with the amp. Try turning off other items one by one until you work out which one it is. Usual culprit is a wireless router, infrared mouse transmitter or mobile phone cradle.
nother piece of electrical equipment is interfering with the amp. Try turning off other items one by one until you work out which one it is. Usual culprit is a wireless router, infrared mouse transmitter or mobile phone cradle.
The sound output provides a distorted sound.
This is usually caused by having the in-line volume controls on the headset turned down to low and the volume on the amplifier too high to compensate. Please set the in-line controls to at least 6.
This is usually caused by having the in-line volume controls on the headset turned down to low and the volume on the amplifier too high to compensate. Please set the in-line controls to at least 6.
The Center/Sub channels are reversed.
a) Software: Look for Bass Re-direction or similar wording.
b) Hardware:
1) Connect cable A (manual, page 3) to your sound card as usual. Connect the front and rear channels to the amplifier box.
2) Connect the the other end of the sub/center 3.5mm jack plug of cable A to cable C.
3) Connect cable C with cable B, so that the white RCA plug is coupled to the red RCA connector, and vice versa.
4) Connect cable B to the sub/center input of the amplifier box.
a) Software: Look for Bass Re-direction or similar wording.
b) Hardware:
1) Connect cable A (manual, page 3) to your sound card as usual. Connect the front and rear channels to the amplifier box.
2) Connect the the other end of the sub/center 3.5mm jack plug of cable A to cable C.
3) Connect cable C with cable B, so that the white RCA plug is coupled to the red RCA connector, and vice versa.
4) Connect cable B to the sub/center input of the amplifier box.
How long is the cable of the Medusa USB Headset?
The cable length is 2 meters.
The cable length is 2 meters.
How long is the cable of the SL-8790 Medusa Headset ?
The cable length is 4,00 meters.
The cable length is 4,00 meters.
On my Asus Mainboard A7V8X center and woofer signal are mixed up.
Please open AC 97 audio configuration. Activate "Mix up Center/Subwoofer signal" with a tick.
Please open AC 97 audio configuration. Activate "Mix up Center/Subwoofer signal" with a tick.
Can I connect the Medusa Headset (SL-8790) to an optical sound card output?
The headset cannot be connected to an optical output, as it disposes only of analogue inputs.
The headset cannot be connected to an optical output, as it disposes only of analogue inputs.
Can I connect theMedusa 5.1 headset to all existing sound cards?
In order to receive real 5.1 Surround sound please connect the headset to a 5.1 sound card. When connecting it to a 2.1 sound card, you will only get stereo sound- no 5.1 sound.
In order to receive real 5.1 Surround sound please connect the headset to a 5.1 sound card. When connecting it to a 2.1 sound card, you will only get stereo sound- no 5.1 sound.
The microphone of my headset does not work with Windows® XP or is very quiet.
Select "Start Menu/Programs/Accessories/Multimedia/Volume". Click "Options" and then "Settings" and activate the checkbox next to "microphone", if it should not be activated. When your microphone functions but supplies low volume, please select "Options" and "Advanced Settings". Now click on "Advanced" in the box "microphone" and activate the checkbox next to "1 microphone amplifier".
Select "Start Menu/Programs/Accessories/Multimedia/Volume". Click "Options" and then "Settings" and activate the checkbox next to "microphone", if it should not be activated. When your microphone functions but supplies low volume, please select "Options" and "Advanced Settings". Now click on "Advanced" in the box "microphone" and activate the checkbox next to "1 microphone amplifier".
The microphone does not work with Windows® XP.
Click on "Start/Programs/Accessories/Entertainment/Volume". Now your microphone should appear in the list. The checkbox "Tones out" has to be unticked. In case your microphone does not appear in the list, click "Options/Properties". In the appearing list, select your microphone and click "OK". Now your microphone should appear in the list. Finally, uncheck "Tones out".
Click on "Start/Programs/Accessories/Entertainment/Volume". Now your microphone should appear in the list. The checkbox "Tones out" has to be unticked. In case your microphone does not appear in the list, click "Options/Properties". In the appearing list, select your microphone and click "OK". Now your microphone should appear in the list. Finally, uncheck "Tones out".
