DDts-100

I just bought the ddts 100 decoder for my s750 speaker system.
Now i have a logical problem. First of all, sorry for my bad english. i only learned it in school, because of that just smile if you read mistakes.
Problem:
How to connect the ddts 100 correctly with s750 and sb audigy 2 zs
I plugged the 4 connectors in my soundcard an then to the ddts 100 control panel.
Then from panel with 3 connectors to the speaker system. But i have to use my old control panel from the s750 system. is that correct?
Can i plug the control of the speakers to the ddts 100.
I dont wanna use the old control panel anymoree. I thought i can chnage volume etc. from the ddts 100.
I searched with google for an answer but i only found what i can buy :-(
thx for help
greeting from germany

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