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Article #3102Re: Sun Speakerbox pinout
From: Borja Marcos
Date: Fri, 23 Jan 1998 00:00
Date: Fri, 23 Jan 1998 00:00
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Craig Dewick wrote: > > In <34C62D5A.3144@aur.alcatel.com> Toby Creek <creek@aur.alcatel.com> writes: > > >I don't know that you will be able to get it working with an IPX. > >You have three options: > > >1. Buy a Sun BRI ISDN card. They are discontinued and cheap. They take > >one SBUS slot and give you 16 bit audio. The connector for the > >speakerbox is on there. > > A standard IPX might not have enough CPU grunt for the ISDN card. Maybe > someone who's used the Sun-ISDN software with one in a Sparc IPX can comment > on this? CPU grunt? Humm. It would depend on the kind of CPU interface... > > >2. Gut the speakerbox. Hook up a power supply, bypass the buttons on > >top, and try to mate the signal level from the IPX headphone out to the > >inputs on the speakerbox. NOT RECOMMENDED. > > 8-) Yes, I think I will do something like that. > That aside, I also have a Sparc LX and apart from the slow CPU, it's very > good. These machines aren't slow. It's only that the latest Ultras are terribly fast! But I've got an IPX I can have my work done with this machine without problems. Borja.
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