ATI Multimedia Center Guide
The online ATI Multimedia Center Users Guide explains how to use the special features that the ATI Multimedia Center provides. To open the ATI Multimedia Center Users Guide:
Insert the ATI Installation CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive, then click User Guide. The Online Manual opens in Adobe Acrobat Reader
Click Users Guides, click ATI Multimedia Center Guides, then click ATI Multimedia Center.
Getting Additional Accessories
Additional and replacement cables, installation CD-ROMs, manuals, and other accessories for ATI products can be purchased from the online ATI store at http://www.ati.com/online/accessories.

Warranty Information

Product Warranty Registration
To receive Customer Service, you must register your product with ATI. Online Product Warranty Registration is available at http://www.ati.com/online/registration.

Customer Service

For detailed instructions on how to use your ATI product, refer to the Online Users Guide included on your ATI Installation CD-ROM. If you require further assistance with your product, use one of the following options: Online: For product information, video drivers, Frequently Asked Questions and Email support, visit: http://www.ati.com and select Customer Service for Built By ATI products. Telephone: Available Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM EST. 905-882-2626
* *Access to Telephone Support is available to registered users at no additional cost for the first 30 days from the date of purchase
(long distance charges may apply). For complete details, please visit: http://www.ati.com/online/customercare. Mail: ATI TECHNOLOGIES INC. Attention: Customer Service 33 Commerce Valley Drive East Markham, Ontario Canada L3T 7N6E
Hardware Warranty Service Statement
Should the product, in ATIs opinion, malfunction within the warranty period, ATI will at its discretion repair or replace the product upon receipt with an equivalent. Any replaced parts become the property of ATI. This warranty does not apply to the software component of a product or a product which has been damaged due to accident, misuse, abuse, improper installation, usage not in accordance with product specifications and instructions, natural or personal disaster, or unauthorized alterations, repairs, or modifications. For a detailed description of the ATI Hardware Warranty Service Statement visit: http://www.ati.com/online/warranty/statement.

Installing the Hardware and Software

CHAPTER 2

Do This First!
To ensure a successful installation of your ALL-IN-WONDER, you MUST install AGP Drivers for non-Intel Chipset Based Motherboards BEFORE replacing your current graphics card. Several AGP motherboard manufacturers use non-Intel AGP chipsets. Chipsets include those made by Acer Laboratories (ALI), Silicon Integrated Systems (SIS), and VIA Technologies, Inc. Each non-Intel chipset requires the installation of a custom Virtual GART (AGP) Driver. This driver is required by your new ATI card to function correctly with your motherboard. It is very important that the correct AGP driver be installed before installing an AGP video card in your system.
An incorrect or missing GART driver can result in AGP memory not being detected or a black screen after Windows loads.
To determine what motherboard chipset is present on your system:
1 Right-click My Computer, then click Properties. 2 Click the (Hardware tab in Windows 2000 or Windows
XP) Device Manager tab, then scroll to the bottom of the device list.
3 Click System Devices, then scroll through the list of
System Devices until you find a listing for the AGP controller. The chipset manufacturers name will appear as the device name.
Once you have determined the chipset manufacturer for your motherboard, obtain and then install the latest AGP drivers from: VIA Technologies http://www.viaarena.com Acer Laboratories (ALI) http://www.ali.com.tw Silicon Integrated Systems (SIS) http://www.sis.com Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) http://www.amd.com General Motherboard/chipset information http://www.motherboards.org More information on this topic can be found at http://www.ati.com/support/faq/agpchipsetdrivers.html
Uninstalling Old Graphics Card Software
To ensure successful installation of your ALL-IN-WONDER card, you must uninstall the graphic drivers for the existing graphics card before removing it from your computer. To uninstall old graphics drivers With your current graphics card still in your computer:

1 Close all applications that are currently running. 2 Click Start, Settings, Control Panel, then select

Add/Remove Programs.

3 Select your current graphic drivers, then click

Add/Remove

*The Wizard will help you remove your current display drivers.
Restart your system after the drivers have been removed.
*If the previously-installed graphics card has any additional software installed, they may also need to be removed at this point. (For example, DVD Player, Multimedia applications, etc.)
Installing Your ALL-IN-WONDER Card
You are now ready to install your card.
1 Power-off the computer and monitor. 2 Disconnect the monitor cable from the back of your
computer, and disconnect all other connectors from the back of your old video card.
3 Remove the computer cover. If necessary, consult your
computers manual for help in removing the cover.
Discharge your bodys static electricity by touching the metal surface of the computer chassis.
4 Remove any existing graphics card from your computer.
If your computer has an on-board graphics capability, you may need to disable it on the motherboard. For more information, see your computer documentation or contact the manufacturer.
5 After locating the AGP slot, and if necessary, removing the
metal cover, align your ALL-IN-WONDER card with the AGP slot, and press it in firmly until the card is fully seated.
6 Replace the screw to fasten the card in place, and replace

the computer cover.

7 Plug the monitor cable into your card. 8 Turn on the computer and monitor.
Windows New Hardware Found
Windows may start the Add New Hardware Wizard to install the Standard VGA Driver. To correctly install your new hardware: If you are using Windows 2000 or Windows XP, Cancel the Wizard and proceed to Installing the CATALYST Software Suite on page 13. If the Add New Hardware Wizard does not appear, proceed to Installing the CATALYST Software Suite on page 13. If the Add New Hardware Wizard does appear:
1 Click Next to allow Windows to search for the Standard
VGA or Standard PCI Graphics Adapter. If prompted for the Windows CD-ROM, insert it into your CD-ROM drive.
2 Type the following: D:\operating system name (for
example, D:\WinME). If D is not your CD-ROM drive, substitute the correct drive letter.
3 Click OK, click Finish to close the Wizard, then restart

your computer.

Installing the CATALYST Software Suite
ATIs CATALYST software suite provides the ultimate software required to enjoy the full power of your ALL-IN-WONDER card. The CATALYST software suite comprises four, distinct software elements: Display driver Multimedia Center HYDRAVISION (not included in the Express Install) Remote Wonder Software To ensure you install the latest software, use the ATI Installation CD-ROM that shipped with your ALL-IN-WONDER card.

To install the CATALYST software suite
1 Insert the ATI INSTALLATION CD-ROM into your
CD-ROM drive. If Windows runs the CD-ROM automatically, proceed to step 6.
2 Click Start, then click Run. 3 Type the following: D:\ATISETUP
(If D is not your CD-ROM drive, substitute D with the correct drive letter.)
Click OK, then click Install under Software Install. Click Next, then click Yes to the license agreement. Click ATI Easy Install to begin the Installation Wizard. Follow the Wizards on-screen instructions to complete the installation, then restart your computer The Express installation option is recommended. The multimedia components will automatically be installed along with the ATI graphics driver. Custom installation allows you to select individual software components for installation.
The ATI REMOTE WONDER II software is automatically installed with the CATALYST software suite. See the ATI REMOTE WONDER Installation Guide for installation instructions.

Troubleshooting Tips

Check that the card is seated properly in the correct slot. Ensure the display cable is securely fastened to the cards display connector. Make sure that the monitor and computer are plugged in and receiving power. If necessary, disable any built-in graphics capabilities on your motherboard. For more information, consult your computers manual or contact the manufacturer. (NOTE: Some manufacturers do not allow the built-in graphics to be disabled or to become the secondary display.) Make sure you selected the appropriate display device and graphics card when you installed the ATI driver. For more troubleshooting tips, right-click the ATI icon in the taskbar and select Troubleshooting. If you have problems during bootup, start your computer in Safe Mode. Press and hold the CTRL key until the Microsoft Windows Startup Menu appears on the screen. Then select the number for Safe Mode, and press Enter. (You can also use F8 to bring up the Microsoft Windows Startup Menu.) In Safe Mode, bring up the Device Manager and check for duplicate display adapter and monitor entries if you are only using one graphics card. For more assistance, use the Troubleshooting Guide located in the Windows Help or contact your computer manufacturer.

Multiple Display Support

If you use multiple monitors, the ALL-IN-WONDER card must be the primary graphics card. Normally, the system BIOS determines whether the AGP or PCI card will be the primary. For PCI cards, the system normally assigns priority to the card slots in order of their appearance. Please read the Readme file on the ATI Installation CD for the latest information regarding Multiple Display Support.

1 In the Windows taskbar, click Start, then point at

Programs.

2 Point at ATI Multimedia Center , then select
CD Audio, DVD, File Player, LaunchPad, Library, TV, Video CD, FM Radio, or Configuration.
The first time you launch TV, you must complete the Initialization Wizard, which guides you through setting up TV. After that, the Wizard will not run unless you want to re-run it.
For information on the ATI Multimedia Center, see the online help.
Input and Output Adapters
Your ALL-IN-WONDER card uses input and output adapters that let you connect audio and video devices to the card TV, VCR, laserdisc player, or camcorder.
To hear sound when you use your ALL-IN-WONDER cards TV feature, ensure that the ALL-IN-WONDER cards output cable is connected to the line-in connector of your sound card: see page 20. For information on the CD audio connectors see page 49.
ALL-IN-WONDER Card Connectors

1 FM 2 TV 3 A/V Out

ALL-IN-WONDER

4 A/V In

For proper FM reception, connect an FM antenna to the FM connector on your ALL-IN-WONDER card. If your cable service provides an FM signal, you can use a splitter to connect the cable to the FM and TV connectors.
To watch movies on your PC or record video from your VCR, camcorder, or laserdisc player
Use the ATI input adapter to connect a VCR, camcorder, or laserdisc player to your ALL-IN-WONDER card, as shown.
The audio and video output connectors on your VCR, camcorder, or laserdisc player will be similar to these. Use composite video out or S-video out. S-Video will provide better results.
S-VIDEO OUT COMP. VIDEO OUT L. AUDIO OUT R. AUDIO OUT
Cables with RCA plugs at each end, available separately from a consumer electronics dealer.
Cable with S-Video plug at each end.

A/V OUT

A/V IN
ATI Input Adapter (Enlarged)
To display your PC output on TV and record your PC output on videotape
Use the ATI output adapter to connect a TV, camcorder, or VCR to your ALL-IN-WONDER card, as shown.
The audio and video input connectors on your TV, camcorder, or VCR will be similar to these. Use COMPOSITE VIDEO IN or S-VIDEO IN. S-Video will provide better results.
R. AUDIO IN L. AUDIO IN COMP. VIDEO IN S-VIDEO IN
To use your TV as a display, you must enable TV Out. See Using and adjusting TV Out on page 27.
Cable with S-Video plug at each end
Connect the audio output to your speakers or to your TV, camcorder, VCR, or stereo.
Cable with RCA plug at each end, available separately from a consumer electronics dealer

If the speaker icon is not in your Taskbar, do the following: In the Windows taskbar, click Start, point to Settings, then click Control Panel. Double-click Sounds and Multimedia. In Sound Volume, check Show volume control on Taskbar.

CHAPTER 3

Using Your ALL-IN-WONDER
For comprehensive information on your ALL-IN-WONDER cards multimedia features, please see the online ATI Multimedia Center Users Guide on the Installation CD. To open the ATI Multimedia Center Users Guide:
Insert the ATI Installation CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive, then click User Guide. The Online Manual opens in Adobe Acrobat Reader Click Users Guides, click ATI Multimedia Center Guides, then click ATI Multimedia Center.
For correct operation of your cards multimedia features, the ALL-IN-WONDER 9600 PRO card must be your computers primary graphics card. For more information, see Multiple Display Support on page 15.
Connecting Your PC to a Video Source
To connect your computer to a VCR or camcorder, attach a connector cable from the VCR or camcorder to the ATI Input/Output Adapter. Most VCRs and camcorders have a Composite video output, also referred to as a phono jack or RCA output. For detailed instructions, see Input and Output Adapters on page 18. Many VCRs and camcorders have another video output called S-Video, which provides a higher quality display than Composite video.

Composite Video

S-Video
To connect a VCR or camcorder to your ALL-IN-WONDER
Turn off your computer and your VCR or camcorder. Ensure that your graphics card is installed correctly. Determine if your VCR or camcorder has an S-Video or Composite video connection. Looking at the back of your computer, locate your graphics card. Using the ATI Input/Output Adapter, attach one end of the cable to your graphics card and the other to your VCR or camcorder. Turn on your computer and your VCR or camcorder.
Attaching a TV to Your Card
Using your ALL-IN-WONDER cards Composite or S-Video output, you can connect a television set as your computers display. You can use your card to view computer output directly on your television. Depending upon your television, you can choose NTSC or PAL formats. You can display images on both the TV and VGA monitor simultaneously. The ALL-IN-WONDER provides a big-screen experience for entertainment PCs that is ideal for playing games, giving presentations, watching movies, browsing the Internet, and recording videotapes of your computers display.

Using games and applications
Some older games and applications may program the graphics card directly to run under a specific display mode. This may cause your television display to turn off automatically or become scrambled (the PC monitor will not be affected). Your television display will be restored once you exit the game or if you restart your system.

MULTVIEW

If you have an ALL-IN-WONDER series card and an ATI TV WONDER PCI card installed in the same system, MULTVIEW lets you watch a different channel in a secondary video window. You can record video from your ALL-IN-WONDER while you watch another channel on the TV WONDER. The secondary window can be in the following locations: Picture in Picture (PiP). When the main video window is in full-screen, the MULTVIEW PiP video window is embedded in the main window. It can be positioned in the top/bottom left or top/bottom right of the main window. Picture outside Picture (PoP). If you use only one monitor, the main and MULTVIEW video windows can be displayed in separate windows. If you use dual monitors, you can drag the MULTVIEW window to the secondary monitor. MULTVIEW can be displayed in a window or full-screen in the secondary monitor.
The first time you start TV, the MULTVIEW Initialization Wizard will guide you through setting up the MULTVIEW window location and the MULTVIEW tuner audio connection.
MULTVIEW controls include channel up/down, Mute/unmute, audio, swap channel, volume slider, and channel status. When MULTVIEW is in focus, you can also type a channel number or name to change channels. To enable MULTVIEW In the MULTVIEW Initialization Wizard, click Enable MULTVIEW. To open and close MULTVIEW
Right-click the control panel or the video panel. In the Feature menu, click MULTVIEW, then click Show. To close MULTVIEW, click the Close button. Or right-click the control panel or the video panel, and in the Feature menu, click MULTVIEW, then click Show.
To change the location of the MULTVIEW window When the main video window is in full screen, right-click the control panel or the video panel, click MULTVIEW, click Location, then click the position you want: Top-Left, Top-Right, Bottom-Right, or Bottom-Left. You can manually change the embedded window's size and location when the MULTVIEW borders are visible. Autohiding MULTVIEW window controls and borders The MULTVIEW window borders disappear after a few seconds of mouse inactivity on the MULTVIEW window. When you move your mouse over the MULTVIEW window, the border re-appears. Only one video window can be can be in control. When the embedded MULTVIEW window is in focus, its borders are red; when it is not in focus, its borders are black. For example when the borders are red, a REMOTE WONDER channel-change command will change the MULTVIEW channel.
MULTVIEW audio requirements
If you have one audio card or an integrated audio chip, you must connect one audio path internally (CD-In, for example) and the other externally (Line-In, for example). If you have two audio cards or one audio card and an integrated audio chip, you can connect both audio paths internally, externally, or one internally and the other externally.

EAZYLOOK

Designed to work with the REMOTE WONDER (see page 14) in full-screen mode, EAZYLOOK displays large, on-screen information about remote control functions when you watch TV, DVD, or File Player. It also provides assistance when you use the Library or navigate in TV Listings.
ATI HDTV Component Video Adapter (Optional)
The HDTV Component Video Adapter is for use in North America only, and is available from the online ATI store at http://www.ati.com/online/accessories.
The optional Component Video Adapter lets you view computer output directly on your High Definition Television or other component input device. Provide a big-screen experience for your PC that is ideal for playing games, giving presentations, watching movies, and browsing the Internet. The ATI Output adapter (see page 20) allows you to connect a standard TV using a Composite Video or S-Video cable. The ATI HDTV Component Video Adapter can be attached to the second VGA connector, to attach an HDTV or other component input device, using component video cables.
You must use the VGA2 connector to connect an HDTV.

ATI Output Adapter

ATI Component Video Adapter

HDTV Requirements

Monitor Television A CRT monitor is required to install the ATI HDTV Component Video Adapter, and to run DOS applications. HDTVs or SDTVs that accept component input.

Warranty

The ATI HDTV Component Video Output Adapter is warranted for one year. Accompanying product accessories are warranted for 90 days.
For information on your video cards graphics features, doubleclick the ATI icon in the lower-right corner of your screen, or go to www.ati.com.

HDTV Kit contents

ATI HDTV Component Video Adapter Installation CD Installation and Setup Users Guide
Setting up your ATI HDTV Component Video Adapter
Setting up the ATI HDTV Component Video Adapter consists of two, easy steps. Installing the software page 34 Connecting the Adapter page 34
Installing your ATI HDTV Component Video Adapter
You must have a CRT monitor attached to your computer before installing the ATI HDTV.
For proper operation of your ATI Component Video Adapter, ATI display drivers must be correctly installed. The HDTV Adapter must be plugged into the VGA2 connector (see page 20).
For Powered by ATI products:
Insert the ATI Installation CD that came with your HDTV Component Video Adapter Kit into your CD-ROM drive. If Windows runs the CD automatically, cancel the installation.
In Windows Explorer or My Computer, double-click the CD icon, then search for AIB_DRV. When Windows finds AIB_DRV, double-click it, follow the on-screen prompts, and then go to Step 5, below.
For Built by ATI products
Insert the ATI Installation CD that came with your HDTV Component Video Adapter Kit into your CD-ROM drive. If Windows runs the CD automatically, go to step 4. Click Start, click Run, and then type the following: D:\Setup (If D is not your CD-ROM drive, substitute the correct drive letter.) Click OK, follow the on-screen prompts, and then shut down your computer. Plug the ATI HDTV Component Video Adapter into the A/V Out connector on your ALL-IN-WONDER card. Digital flat panel displays use the VGA-to-YPbPr adapter. Using the appropriate cables, connect the ATI HDTV Component Video Adapters outputs to your HDTVs video inputs.

DVDs will not play in 720p or 1080i modes I cant see the entire display The display is tilted My CRT display is green

CHAPTER 4

Reference
This chapter contains troubleshooting tips for your ALL-IN-WONDER card.

Troubleshooting

The following troubleshooting tips may help if you experience problems. ATIs documentation contains helpful installation/configuration tips and other valuable feature information. Please contact your dealer for more advanced troubleshooting information.
Basic troubleshooting tips
Problem No video Possible Solution
Check that the card is seated properly in its expansion
slot. If the problem still exists, try a different expansion slot. Ensure that the monitor cable is securely fastened to the card. Make sure that the monitor and computer are plugged in and receiving power. If necessary, disable any built-in graphics capabilities on your mother board. For more information, consult your computers manual or manufacturer. (Note: some manufacturers do not allow the built-in graphics to be disabled or to become the secondary display.) Make sure that you selected the appropriate monitor when you installed your enhanced driver.

Poor TV reception

If you use an indoor antenna, you will get the best
results with an amplified model. Place it as far away from the PC monitor as possible, to avoid interference. Splitting the cable or antenna input can reduce the signal quality. For the best reception, connect the cable or antenna directly to your card.

No sound

Make sure that your audio cards line input is active (see
Windows Volume Control on page 22).
Ensure that you have connected the audio cable from
your ALL-IN-WONDER card to the LINE IN connector on your sound card. Re-run the Sound Initialization Wizard: 1. Click the setup button. 2. Click the Display tab. 3. Click the Initialization Wizard button. 4. Click Next> twice, and check the Audio Input setting.
For troubleshooting tips, right-click the ATI icon in the taskbar, and select Troubleshooting. If you have problems during start-up, start your computer in Safe Mode. To load Windows in Safe Mode
Turn on your computer. Press and hold the CTRL key until the Windows Startup Menu appears, then select the number for Safe Mode, and press Enter (on some computers, you can press F8 instead of CTRL to display the Windows Startup Menu). In Safe Mode, open the Device Manager and check for duplicate display adapter and monitor entries if you are using only one graphics card. Disable any programs that start automatically when you start Windows. Check that you have the correct monitor and display driver selected in the Display Properties. For more information, click Help in the Start menu. Check for the existence of memory managers and ensure they are configured properly. Refer to additional information in the Windows README file located in the root directory on the ATI Installation CD-ROM.

Connect the VCR audio output to your PC: Left and right audio output from your VCR must be connected to your ALL-IN-WONDER card (note that S-Video does not provide an audio connection). For instructions, see Input and Output Adapters on page 18. Connect your PC audio to the VCR: Left and right audio output from your VCR must be connected to your ALL-IN-WONDER card (note that S-Video does not provide an audio connection). For instructions, see Input and Output Adapters on page 18.
No sound on the videotape when outputting to a VCR

Video problems.

Problem Video is unstable or only black and white Possible Solution Check that you are using the correct broadcast standard format: For proper operation, you must specify your country in the TV Channels Initialization Wizard. Check the quality of your incoming TV signal on another receiver; bad reception may be the cause. Try connecting your tuner directly to the cable TV or antenna source. Too many splitters in the cable will degrade the signal.
There is no video or audio
Ensure that your cable or antenna is connected. In the TV Video Settings page, ensure that the video
connector is set to the correct source.
Check that the audio and video connectors are securely
plugged into the correct jacks.
Check that your video card is securely seated in its slot.
Please refer to the user guide for the card location. Video recording stops unexpectedly
Video files are typically very large; ensure that you have

sufficient disk space.

Ensure that you are recording to the correct hard disk
click the Disk Space Settings button in the Personal Video Recorder settings page. The maximum file size for the FAT 32 file system is 4 Gigabytes. You can reduce the file size by reducing the frame size of the recording in Personal Video Recorder settings. MPEG files are usually much smaller than AVI files. Disable screen savers while recording. Disable Power management while recording.
Problem Dropped frames during video recording
Possible Solution Dropped frames during video recording indicates that some part of the system is not fast enough to keep up with the recording. Recording video is a very demanding task for even the most powerful system. To achieve the best results, you must dedicate the PC to recording, and ensure that nothing else is active during recording. Defragment your hard drive A large, dedicated disk is recommended if you plan to do much video recording Ensure that DMA is enabled for your hard drive, to improve disk access speed and free up the system CPU Close all other running tasks, including those in the System Tray clock, popup reminders, virus scanners, etc. Close and exit from any Task Scheduler Do not log on to your network Do not connect USB devices while recording Do not open or close CD-ROM trays while recording Do not move the mouse while recording MPEG recording requires a very fast CPU to encode the video. Select I Frame Only in the Personal Video Recorder tab in Setup Reduce the frame size of the recording AVI recording creates very large file very quickly, and requires a fast hard disk system. Try a lower frame size, for example, 320x240. If you do not drop frames using 320x240 frame size, but frame drops do occur at larger frame sizes, your hard disk may not be fast enough.

Problem Recorded video has horizontal lines (combing)

Possible Solution

If you are recording to AVI format, reduce the line count
in the Frame Size. For example, change the frame size from 480x480 to 480x240. In the Personal Video Recorder Settings page, click the Set Custom. button, then click the Edit. button, choose your AVI preset, then edit the frame size. If you are recording in MPEG format, ensure that Deinterlacing is checked. In the Personal Video Recorder Settings page, click the Set Custom. button, then click the Edit. button, choose your MPEG preset, then check Deinterlacing.

CD Audio Connectors

The following illustration shows the optional, internal CD audio connectors on your ALL-IN-WONDER 9600 PRO card.
The CD connectors are provided for internal audio connection. The internal audio cabling (not included) must match your sound card.
CD AUDIO IN connectors (see your sound card manual)
CD OUT connectors, pins 2 and 4 (see the following table)

ALL-IN WONDER 9600 PRO

This table lists the pin assignments for the CD audio connectors.
ALL-INWONDER 9600 PRO Card J1 J1 J1 J1
Pin Pin 1 - GND Pin 2 - LEFT OUT Pin 3 - GND
Signal CD OUT CD OUT CD OUT

Pin 4 - RIGHT OUT CD OUT

Internal Audio/Video Input Header
The following illustration shows the optional, internal audio/video input header connectors on some ALL-IN-WONDER cards.
Internal Audio/Video Input Header (optional) ALL-IN-WONDER ALL-IN WONDER 9600 PRO
This table lists the pin assignments for the internal audio/video input header.

Pin 7 8

Signal CVBS / Y in Video Ground Luma / Pr in Video Ground Chroma / Pb in Audio Left in Audio Ground Audio Right in
To Remove the ATI Multimedia Center
In the Windows taskbar, click Start, point to Settings, then click Control Panel. Double-click Add/Remove Programs. Windows 98 users: click the Install/Uninstall tab. Select ATI Multimedia Center from the list. Click the Change/Remove button. Windows 98 users: click the Add/Remove button Click Yes to remove the ATI Multimedia Center, then click Yes to restart your computer.
To Remove the ALL-IN-WONDER Drivers

In the Windows taskbar, click Start, point to Settings, then click Control Panel. Double-click Add/Remove Programs, then click the Install/Uninstall tab. Select ATI Display Driver from the list. Click the Change/Remove button. Windows 98 users: click the Add/Remove button. Click Yes to remove the ALL-IN-WONDER 9600 PRO card driver, then click Yes to restart your computer.

Compliance Information

FCC Compliance Information
The ALL-IN-WONDER cards comply with FCC Rules Part 15. Operation is subject to the following two conditions This device may not cause harmful interference, and This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with manufacturer's instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: Re-orient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
The use of shielded cables for connection of the monitor to
the graphics card is required to ensure compliance with FCC regulations. Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.
Industry Canada Compliance Statement
ICES-003 This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. Cet appareil numrique de la Classe B est conforme la norme NMB-003 du Canada. For further compliance information: ATI Research Inc. 4 Mount Royal Ave. Marlborough, MA 01752-1976 USA 508-303-3900
CE Compliance Information
EMC Directive 89/336/EEC and Amendments 92/31/EEC and 93/68/EEC, for Class B Digital Device. EN 55022:1998/CISPR 22:1997, - Class B - Limits and Methods of Measurement of Radio Disturbance Characteristics of Information Technology Equipment. EN55024:1998/CISPR 22:1997, - Information Technology Equipment - Immunity Characteristics - Limits and Methods of Measurement. Low Voltage Directive for TV-Tuner-Equipped products 73/23/EEC - The Low Voltage Directive. EN 60950: 2000-08 - Safety of Information Technology Equipment.

O Online Help 4 P Picture in Picture 31 Picture outside Picture 31 R Recording PC output on videotape 20 Recording Video 19 Removing drivers 51 S Safe Mode Loading Windows in 43 SCART connectors 26 Setting up your HDTV Component Video Adapter 34 Sound card connector selecting for TV audio input 21 Special Multimedia Center features EAZYLOOK 32 S-Video 19 System requirements 3 T Troubleshooting 43 audio and video 44 basic 42 Troubleshooting tips 15, 41 TV attaching to your card 24 changing display configurations 30 displaying PC output on 20 MULTVIEW 31
reception tips 28 reducing edge distortion 29 selecting sound card connector for TV audio input 21 using games and applications 30 viewing text on 28 TV Out enabling, using, adjusting 27 TV WONDER 31
U Uninstalling old graphics card software 10 Using your HDTV Component Video Adapter 37 V Video composite video, S-Video, S-VHS 23 Video troubleshooting 44 Volume control 22 W Warranty customer service 5 hardware 6 HDTV Component Video Output Adapter 33 limitations 7 registration 5 service 6 Watching movies on your PC and recording video 19 Windows volume control 22 Windows XP 38