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Details equipment compliance with Federal Communication Commission (FCC) rules for digital devices.
Details equipment compliance with European Council Directives on electromagnetic compatibility (CE).
User guidance on how to correct potential radio communication interference.
Key features of the AS372 and a list of included package items.
Specifies OS and hardware needed for AS372 installation and operation.
Visual guide to AS372 ports and detailed explanation of each connector.
Step-by-step guide for physically connecting the AS372 to a computer.
Instructions on using the volume control wheel and mute button.
Guide to installing the Xear Audio Center software and drivers.
Steps to remove the Xear Audio Center software from Windows.
How to open the Xear Audio Center software from the system tray.
Configuring the software to display its icon in the Windows system tray.
Setting the primary output (Speaker) and input (Mic) devices.
Adjusting overall output volume and muting the device.
Overview of the 3D audio interface technology for enhanced sound.
Setting up the ASIO interface for professional audio applications.
How to open device-specific sound effect menus using the device icon.
How to move between different sound effect configuration pages.
Understanding the indicators for playback, capture, and active sound effects.
Creating, deleting, and managing preset and user-defined sound profiles.
Adjusting volume for master, front, rear, center, and side speaker channels.
Configuring speaker output (Stereo, 5.1, 7.1) and performing speaker tests.
Choosing sample rate (44.1-192 KHz) and bit depth (16/24 bit) for speakers.
Using the 10-band equalizer, presets, and manual gain control.
Selecting and applying different room sound environments and sizes.
Adjusting virtual speaker placement for 7.1 surround sound simulation.
Increasing bass response by adjusting cutoff frequency and bass level.
Using key shifting and vocal fading effects for microphone input.
Creating a surround listening experience for stereo headphones.
Creating a surround listening experience for stereo speakers.
Improving clarity and detail in compressed audio files.
Enhancing bass response using psychoacoustic techniques.
Adjusting sound levels to reduce frequency variations for consistent listening.
Improving clarity and intelligibility of voice in audio.
Expanding stereo audio content to all output channels for immersive sound.
Controlling the volume for the SPDIF-Out audio stream.
Choosing sample rate and bit depth for SPDIF-Out playback.
Controlling recording volume for Mic-In and monitoring the input.
Choosing sample rate and bit depth for microphone recording.
Using microphone echo and magic voice effects for voice modification.
Managing AGC for microphone recording to optimize input levels.
Controlling the volume level for SPDIF-In recording.
Choosing sample rate and bit depth for SPDIF-In recording.
Controlling the volume level for Stereo Mix recording.
Choosing sample rate and bit depth for Stereo Mix recording.
Shows audio codec, driver versions, firmware, DirectX, and CPL details.
Right-clicking the system tray icon to access a context menu.
Accessing Windows Media Player, Sound Recorder, and Multimedia Properties.
Lists the 17 language versions supported by the AS372 driver.
Resolving problems related to 24-bit/192kHz audio playback.
Explanation for the necessity of installing drivers in Windows environments.
Information regarding the .NET Framework requirement for installation.
Guidance on utilizing the device in USB Audio Device 1.0 mode without drivers.
Troubleshooting problems when connecting the AS372 via a USB hub.
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