Subject: Re: SuperSonic
From: spec@vax2.concordia.ca (Mitchell Spector)
Date: Mon, Dec 7, 1998 18Ç54@
Message-id: <7DEC199821542298@vax2.concordia.ca>

In article Ronald Clark <ron@pacifier.com> writes...

>I have a SuperSonic card but it pucks up all teh noise like the harddrive 
>and all the the other drives can someone help me to get ride of the noise.

    You need to re-jumper the card to a different output setting.
Examine the card closely, there are 6 pins that are grouped into
pairs labeled "LN", "HI", "LO" (these are: Line-Level, Amplified, 
non-amplified). There should be two jumper blocks, and you must
place them so each pair matches -- e.g. LN+LN, HI+HI, LO+LO are 
the *only* valid settings, do not mix them.

    From what I recall, Line-Level is the only setting where you
don't pick up stray noise from inside the computer. So, to fix
your problem, simply short both jumper with the "LN" pins (that
is LN+LN).

Mitchell Spector
spec@vax2.concordia.ca