How to hook up Audigy 2's internal IEEE1394 connection to a IEEE1394 port on the front of my case?

[JackBurton]

Title says it all. Has anyone done this? I have an Antec 1080 case and I want to hook up my Firewire port to the Audigy 2's internel connection.

 

[JackHawksmoor]

I've got the same type of deal...and I'd like to know how to hook up USB too.

They give you like 12 little pins, and absolutly no documentation at all

 

[snidy1]

Originally posted by: JackHawksmoor
I've got the same type of deal...and I'd like to know how to hook up USB too.

They give you like 12 little pins, and absolutly no documentation at all

Your MB manual should have the pin config for you. If not, try the web sight.

 

[Bad Dude]

Originally posted by: snidy1

Originally posted by: JackHawksmoor
I've got the same type of deal...and I'd like to know how to hook up USB too.

They give you like 12 little pins, and absolutly no documentation at all

Your MB manual should have the pin config for you. If not, try the web sight.

I think he's asking how to connect to his Sound card, the Audigy 2 and not to the motherboard. The audigy 2 has the firewire. There's no USB on the sound card.

 

[jt63]

link

I have the firewire hooked up to the front port of my Antec case

 

[jt63]

^

 

[JackBurton]

You are awesome jt63! THANKS MAN!!!

 

[SocrPlyr]

at least on the audigy1 note that there is not power, so you can only used self powered devices, not bus powered ones...

Josh

 

[bacillus]

Originally posted by: SocrPlyr
at least on the audigy1 note that there is not power, so you can only used self powered devices, not bus powered ones...

Josh

no, that's not quite true!
the firewire port on the audigy 1 will be ok with devices not needing more than 2W.