Sonifex Pty Ltd T/A Innes Corporation
12/6 Leighton Pl
Hornsby, NSW 2077, Australia
Phone: +61 2 9987 0499
Fax: +61 2 9987 0599
E-mail:
sales@innescorp.com.au
Website: http://www.innescorp.com.au
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Auricon 2.2+ Manual
Installation
The software package consists of the driver installation file (Auricon22Plus.inf or
Auricon22Plus64.inf), the kernel-mode driver (Auricon22Plus.sys), the configuration DLL
(AurcnPrp32.dll or
AurcnPrp64.dll)
and
the
catalogue file
(Auricon22Plus.cat or
Auricon22Plus64.cat).
Switch off the computer and carefully install the Auricon card in any free PCI slot, observing the
normal precautions against static electricity discharge. Then switch the computer back on and
boot Windows.
Windows 2000, XP, Server 2003, Vista, Server 2008
- Windows will report that new hardware
has been found and the New Hardware wizard will start. Insert the driver CD supplied with the
card and proceed through the wizard. Allow Windows to search for the driver – do NOT specify
a driver location or file name.
Windows 7, 8, Server 2008 R2, Server 2012
– Windows no longer searches removable media
for drivers. Open Device Manager, where the Auricon will be listed under Other Devices as a
Multimedia Audio Controller. Right-click on it, select
Update Driver Software
, then click on
Browse my computer for driver software
and click on the Browse button to navigate to the
driver’s location. Click on
Next
to install the driver.
On Windows 2000, XP and Server 2003, you may be warned that the driver has not passed
Windows Logo testing. Click on
Continue Anyway
to proceed with the installation.
Windows 8, 7, Vista, Server 2012, 2008-R2 and 2008 will recognise Innes Corporation’s own
digital signature on the driver and invite you to proceed with the installation. If you wish you can
tick the box to always accept Innes Corporation drivers.
At the completion of the installation process a loudspeaker symbol should appear in the toolbar
at the bottom of the screen. Your Auricon is now fully operational. If the speaker does not
appear, it may be necessary to reboot your PC. This typically happens if there has been no
sound card previously installed in the PC. Windows XP (prior to Service Pack 1) and Server
2003 by default have the loudspeaker symbol turned off. To enable it, go into
Control Panel
,
select
Sounds, Speech and Audio Devices
, then click on
Sounds and Audio Devices
, and
finally tick the box marked
Place volume icon in the task bar
.
