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Old May 27, 2006, 12:11 PM   #1
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Audigy player front panel connection?
HI just wondered if anyone has any kind of diagram of the audigy player ext out, i found a diagram on this site but it was for an audigy 2 ....slightly different...i bought a cheap front panel with optical and coax out i need to connect it to the audigy somehow i just wondered if anyone knows how...thanks
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Old May 27, 2006, 02:37 PM   #2
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you're after the one marked AUD_EXT
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you're after the one marked AUD_EXT
im not sure this is the one as my header only has 38 pins.....my model number is the sb0090
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that is the AUD_EXT

it has 38 connected pins, but there is a gap one pin wide right? those are marked as "KEY" on the pinout
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Correct, dj is right - SB0090 here and working very cool with AUD_EXT

@Stevie_UK: Use a short old-style IDE flat ribbon cable for connecting the front panel. Be sure there is no closed pin hole (reverse protection) in the middle of the 40-pole cable sockets.
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