Turning on your microphone – Elenco Upgrade Kit SC500 to SC750 User Manual

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You may freeze a waveform on the screen by clicking on the Hold
mode button
(just to the right of the On-Line button).

WARNING:

Do not “save setup” in Winscope. Many of the

buttons on Winscope control features that this manual will not be
using. If you accidentally place the Winscope software into an
unknown mode, you may always close and re-start Winscope.
Doing so will reset all settings to those described in this booklet
unless you have done a “save setup”.

NOTES:

1. It is recommended that you disable or turn down the

volume to the speakers on your computer. CI-73’s use of
the microphone input port will also channel the same
signal to the speakers, and the result can be distracting.

2. It is recommended that you become familiar with the Snap

Circuits parts and assembly methods before building any
of the circuits in this manual.

Looking at Electronic Signals using the WINSCOPE Software (continued)

Hold mode button

PROJECTS PC1-PC3 SHOW
HOW TO USE THE MAIN
FUNCTIONS OF WINSCOPE SO
DO THEM FIRST!

Turning On Your Microphone

(For Windows

®

98 or XP, other Windows

®

versions may be

slightly different.)

If you don’t get any signal from the PC-interface cable then
your microphone may be disabled on your computer. To turn
it on, follow these instructions which begin by pressing the
<Start> button on the lower-left corner:

1. Select <Start> - <Programs> - <Accessories> -

<Entertainment> (or <Multimedia>) - <Volume Control>.

2. Select <Options>.

3. Select <Properties>.

4. Select <Recording> in the “Adjust Volume For” box.

5. In the “Show the Following Controls” box, check

<Microphone>.

6. Select <OK>.

7. In the “Microphone - Volume” box, check <Select> and set

volume to about 40% of max.

Your microphone should now be turned on.

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