KT6 Delta front audio /mic connectors

Hi Can anyone help. I just bought a new case by i cute. It has eight connectors for the front audio and microphone. Most are straigthtforward, but there are two ground cables - one for the mic and one for the audio.Where do they go as there is only one place on the mobo for a ground connector?

The header only has 1 ground point. The way I have done it on system is to hook up the ground from the speaker connector and not the mic. But on the cases I have worked on it didn't matter because both grounds were connected (checked with a multimeter).

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I got a k430, and I just bought an audio card because when I plug my headphones into the front panel, the sound is horrible. So I installed my Creative Sound blaster Z, and when I tried to plug the front audio cable to it, I realized it was not the same connector!! The lenovo one got more pins! How can I do to plug my front audio cable to my new audio card?
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How to configure onboard Front Audio Pin ?

Dear Sir,
I just have problem with front audio pin connector. My motherboard is MSI 915G Combo. In the manual it's describe as follows..
1. PORT 1L
2. GND
3. PORT 1R
4. PRESENCE#
5. PORT 2R
6. SENSE1_RETIRN
7. SENSE_SEND
8. KEY
9. PORT 2L
10.SENSE2_RETIRN
My Casing has only 8 pins. I already connect pin 1,2,3,5 and 9. It can produce front sound for head phone now but not clearly enought. But my casing has left another 3 pins to connect.
1 is GND and another 2 is for MIC.
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Can any1 help me .....
with regards,
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~~KT4V~~ Front Panel Pin Connectors (USB + Audio)

Hello All
I have a few questions on setting up the front panel pin connectors from my case to my new KT4V board.
First question: USB
My case is usb 2.0 (Raidmax Scorpio)it has two seperate pin connectors a 4 pin and a 4 pin + GND pin on the second wire. I assume I put the GND in the JUSB1 #10 slot which is marked (USBOC) in my manual. Is this correct?
Second Question: Front Audio (Microphone, Headphones)
The front panel Audio Connector: JAUD1
The four pin connectors that my case has labeled is:
1. MIC DATA
2. MIC GND
3. EAR R
4. EAR L
I am pretty sure MIC DATA goes in pin #1, and MIC GND goes in pin #2. As far as both EAR pins, I am not sure and would appreciate some help in this.
Thanks in advance.
ncarme :D

I know, I have the book in front of me. But the names on the board and my case are different. Thanks for the info on the usb, how about the audio inputs.
Thanks.
ncarme

Front audio connector

Hi there! I have the 845E Max motherboard, and my case has a front audio coonection in it. I was jsut wondering if it is possible to connect the front without disabling the back audio panel. thx....

You can do it but you will need to do some modifications to the connector so the front cable and the jumper are on there at the same time.
You can simply buy splitters for the outlet plug on the back of the board.

Front port audio/mic Jumpers (Pic)

Hey I can't figure out for the life of me where to put these, I tried reading the manual and trying it a lot of ways but they never work.
Mother: K8NGM2-FID
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Here is what my manual says they are on the motherboard:
1   PORT 1L      Analog Port 1 - Left Channel
2   GND      Ground
3   PORT 1R      Analog Port 1 - Right Channel
4   PRESENCE#   Active low signal, signals BIOS that a High Def. Audio dongle is connected to the analog header. PRESENCE#=0 when a High Def. Audio dongle is connected
5   PORT 2R      Analog Port 2 - Right Channel
6   SENSE1_RETIRN   Jack detection retum from front panel JACK1
7   SENSE_SEND   Jack detection sense line from the High def. Audio CODEC jack detection resistor network.
8   KEY      ConnectorKey
9   PORT 2L      Analog Prt 2 - Left Channel
10   SENSE2_RETIRN   Jack detection return from front panel JACK2
Here are what my Front panel connectors look like:
I know where to put a Ground obviously, I would have thought I had the audio ones in right but I guess not.
Anyone know what goes where? lol

Jream,
FWIW my MSI K9NSLI Platinum board does a similar thing to what you are experiencing. All my audio works fine out of the rear board ports. I'm using the Realtek on board audio chip.
My case is a Coolermaster and my front audio ports don't work even though they are properly plugged into the JAUD1 port on the motherboard with the HD Audio plug. I don't use the AC'97 plugs as those are outdated. Whenever I plug something into any of the rear panel audio ports on the motherboard I get the same Realtek pop up window asking what device was plugged in. I have tried to figure out why the front audio ports on the case will not work when plugged into the JAUD1 port but I have been unsuccessful if finding a answer. Seems to me MSI should be able to acome up with a fix for this common issue or at least offer a explanation.
I also have a Aero Cool removable hardrive enclosure in my case front that has a set of audio ports, they don't work either when I plug the connecting cable into JAUD1 on the motherboard. Something very wrong with that motherboard port.
If I come up with an solution I will post in on this forum.

KT6 Delta MOBO Problem

Just what you need on New Years Eve!
I just purchased the following hardware to upgrade my current system.
KT6 Delta MS-6590 (v2.X) TX Mainboard Version 2.0 G52-M6590XD Mobo
AMD Athelon XP 2600 with L2 Cache of 512 KB Quantispeed
PNY Technologies 256MB DIMM DDR 333 Mhz-184pins Memory OEM
NVIDIA Sparkle GeForce4 MX 440-8X AGP8X 3D Graphic Accelerator
Microsoft Internet Keyboard
Current system is as follows.
American Megatrends Inc. Mobo
Intel Pentium III 550MHz
128MB Ram Installed
S3 Inc. Savage4 (Engineering Bit Flip) 1024 x 768 32-bit Video Resolution
19GB Hard Disk
Mitsumi CD-ROM FX4824TIB Max Read Speed 8467KB/s (48X)
Windows 98 operating systems
Now your probably saying “Yeah so what…!”, well here is where the fun starts.
I went out to get some more memory and asked a member of staff at the store if the new memory would improve gaming on my PC. He explained that this would not resolve the problem and a new processor was the best option. Unfortunately due to the age of my motherboard he advised me to buy a new one along with a new graphics card and memory to boot along with the new Athelon.
I removed all old hardware, installed the new as per the manual and………nothing. Fan on the processor is working, as is the one in the box but apart from a LED light on the front nothing works. The D-Bracket 2 Connector:JLED1 has all four lights on which indicates that the processor is damaged or not installed properly. Re-installed but no joy still getting the same four lights. Is it really that simple…is my processor damaged or not installed properly? Find it hard to believe that anybody could install it wrong, as there is only one way to install it.
I also have two sets of Serial ATA Cables left over. One Black at both ends with Orange Cable and the other I presume is a power Cable (4 pins) connected via two black plugs using two black, a red and yellow wire. Also the audio lead for the CD ROM cannot be connected to the MOBO but I am told this is not a problem.
Now it’s at this point you hopefully will start asking me about jumpers. Could this be the problem? Or maybe my operating system does not support this motherboard. I tried to install the software that MSI supplied but it told me I needed windows SE etc.
As you can probable tell this is my first upgrade and maybe the Athelon is buggered and I will be knocking on the stores doors Friday morning, PC in hand asking them to have a look. But I don’t want to do that…I want to solve this on my own with a little help from you.
Just to prove I’m not a total fool I have reinstalled all the old hardware so I can obtain some help over the New Year using the old set up.
Look forward to your advice
RJL :^(

New system is up and running thanks to the new PSU and all your help. Noticed a few other people have had similar problems with the PSU. It shuts down now so quick that I don't have time to get my butt out of the seat.
The D-Bracket is still showing all 4 green, lights indicating that the operating system is booting. I presume this is ok?
I'm certain that I have connected everthing up from the power ok but there is a three-pin head connector which I was not sure where it should go. It would either go in the NBFAN1 or the SFAN1 if any...any ideas?
In device manager I have a few unknown devices where the driver has not installed (code 28).
PCI ETHERNET CONTROLLER
PCI MULTIMEDIA AUDIO DEVICE
PCI RAID CONTROLLER
PCI UNIVERSAL SERIAL BUS
Can you give me any pointers?
NVIDIA WDM VIDEO CAPTURE (UNIVERSAL)
This is either not present, not working properly, or does not have all drivers installed (code 10)
It says try upgrading drivers for this device so I will see if I can download some.
I would image the above is why I am getting no sound when I play a CD?
Also the Drivers & Utilities CD which came with the KT6 Delta will not load as it is asking for OS Windows 98SE and above. Do I need anything on this Disk or is it a load of rubbish which will fill up my C-Drive and never get used.
Also getting the annoying network passwork request when I boot up...how do you get rid of that again?
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Front audio problem

I purchased a K7N2 Delta NVIDIA nForce 2 FSB 400 Motherboard, and installed it today. I have everything working except for the front audio port. The power supply that I have (ATX) has eight cords for the front audio:
1 R In
2 R Out
3 L In
4 L Out
5 Mic-In
6 Mic-In
7 Gnd
8 Gnd
However, in the manual describing the JAUD1 Front Audio Connector it lists ten (two of which have no pins):
1 AUD_MIC
2 AUD_GND
3 AUD_MIC_BIAS
4 AUD_VCC
5 AUD_FPOUT_R
6 AUD_RET_R
7 HP_ON (No Pin)
8 KEY (No Pin)
9 AUD_FPOUT_L
10 AUD_RET_L
So I have two questions:
1. To which port of the JAUD1 panel of the motherboard am I supposed to connect the above eight plugs? I tried different combos with no success.
2. After I figure out which plugs to go into where, do I need to dl the Realtex AC97 drivers, or do I only need to do that if I still have problems.
You guys rock. Thank you very much for your help. I look forward to hearing back from you.

Try this (Case connection -> Mobo connection)
1 R In -> 5 Aud_FPOut_R
2 R Out -> 6 Aud_Ret_R
3 L In -> 9 Aud_FPOut_L
4 L Out -> 10 Aud_Ret_L
5 Mic In -> 1 Aud_Mic
6 Mic In -> 1 Aud Mic - Try this instead of 5 if mic doesn't work
7 Gnd -> 2 Aud_Gnd
8 -> 2 Aud_Gnd - Try instead of 7 (or might need to splice them together)
You might need to swap 1&2, and 3&4, depending on what they class as "In" or "Out"
There should currently be a jumper on JAUD1 between pins 5&6 and 9&10
You should get audio out on the rear green socket if there is nothing plugged into the FP socket. (My case doesn't have the switched audio returns from the FP, so I wired it so that the jumpered pins were still connected to each other, as well as to the FP connector.)
Drivers would probably be a good idea.
Cheers

Help Connecting JAUD1 to Front Audio on Case

Can anybody tell me how to hook up the following:
Case Front Audio Wires
A - Mic In
B - Mic VCC
C - GND
D - Ear L
E - Ear R
F - Line L
G - Line R
K8NGM2-FID 7207 Motherboard JAUD1
1 - Port 1L
2 - GND
3 - Port 1R
4 - PRESENCE #
5 - Port 2R
6 - SENSE 1_RETURN
7 - SENSE_SEND
8 -
9 - Port 2L
10 - SENSE2_RETURN
I don't want to screw anything up and any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks and have a great day!!!

Hi Frankenputer,
I'd also like to thank you for such a fast response! I do have a copy of the manual in my grubby little hands and I did read it. That's how I was able to identify the motherboard pinouts in my first post. I guess that one slipped by you . The link you provided is great, it'll come in handy if I ever misplace the manual down the road.
My problem stems from the way the case manufacturer labelled the wires for the front audio connector e.g. using a naming convention that differs from that of the Intel Front Panel I/O Connectivity specification. Specifically the Mic-VCC, Line-L and Line-R wires.
Stated simply, I was hoping one of the experts here might be able to tell me/confirm if Mic-VCC should be connected to pin 3 - AUD_MIC_BIAS or to pin 4 - AUD_VCC, and if Line-R should be connected to pin 6 and Line-L to pin 10 on the motherboard.
Again, thanks for your reply and have a great day!!!
Fred

[SOLVED] Front audio panel still not working on K9N Neo V3

I already posted on this here: https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=113813.0.
I still didn't get front audio panel to work on MSI K9N Neo V3.
Even with my new case; Sharkoon Revenge, it is not working. It wasn't working on my previous noname case too. However, front audio panel on my previous case was working on several other MBs except on this MSI K9N.
Now, I'm using the latest Realtek HD audio driver. I think it's from February '08. Just as with the driver dowloaded by Vista via Windows Update, anything plugged in front audio panel isn't recognized. In this new version of Realtek driver I can't find this Disable front audio panel option so I can't tell if it is checked or not.
Once more, there is not much to do wrong while connecting. Case front audio panel cabel is the same as on all other cases I've ever seen/had. It's a cable with the same number and position of pins as in all other cases. It fits fine on MSI K9N Neo V3. Rear audio panel is working fine.
Any solution to this!?

Quote from: Jack the Newbie on 07-April-08, 03:25:15
From what I can see from the Sharkoon product page, the front panel connectors of your case are not compliant with the Intel HD Audio Pin Standard.
Do you have a manual for your case that includes Pin/wire definitions for the front audio connectors?
No. There was no manual in package. I never thought I will need one either.
Here is Sharkoon Rebel Pin Assigment; http://img176.imageshack.us/img176/9729/pinslk2.jpg
Quote from: Jack the Newbie on 07-April-08, 03:25:15
Have you tried disabling automatic front panel jack detection in the Realtek HD Audio configuration utility? If you don't know were to find that option, access the tab labeled "Audio I/O" and click on the tool icon.
Yes, I tried disabling it. Two tabs (front audio out and front mic) appeared but none of it works.
Quote from: HenryW on 07-April-08, 03:35:46
From something I read: You can also physically check the audio cable of the front panel audio solution. If there is a cable connected to Pin 4, you have an HD Audio module; if there is no cable to Pin 4, you have an AC97 module.
I don't really understand this. Could you please check this on Pin Assignment scan I uploaded above!?

[VIA] Problem with Creative X-FI on KT6 Delta FI2SR

Hi all
I have a KT6 Delta FI2SR with 1GB PC3200 400MHz DDR, and an Athlon 3200XP+, running BIOS 5.7 (latest).
I recently bought and added a Creative X-Fi Fatal1ty FPS soundcard, and I have an issue....
The card was installed, is on IRQ19 (no conflicts anywhere with sound), and on-board sound is disabled.
Randomly, on cold boot, I get told "NVRAM Update OK", and then I get NO SOUND!
It stays like that until I reboot and it "Updates" again, or I clear the NVRAM in BIOS.
LOTS of people on the Creative Forum have reported similar issues with ASUS Mobos, and nForce chipsets, but this is an MSI with VIA!
ALL (and I do mean ALL) device drivers are up to date....
Can someone @ MSI look into this? ASUS have resolved their issue with BIOS updates, but nothing for this board for a while!
I've tried mailing MSI support BUT [email protected] AND [email protected] get SMTP failures (no known username).

I would hope the PSU is fine - it's a 620 watt PSU which I bought when I installed a GeForce 6800GT
Both motherboard power connectors are connected up. PSU has two outgoing rails, with 3 main Molex and 1 mini (floppy) adaptor on each rail.
In the machine we have :
1 x Asus V9999GT GeForce 6800GT AGP 8x card (with dual molex connectors)
1 x Creative X-FI Fatal1ty FPS PCI card
1 x Adaptec 29040UW SCSI controller PCI card
2 x 80GB Maxtor 7200RPM SATA HDD drives (as one RAID0 array)
1 x Creative Fatal1ty FPS front bay (powered - small connector)
1 x MSI Dual-Layer DVD+RW Drive
1 x HP Surestore 12/24 DDS3 DAT Drive
1 x Panasonic LS-120 HDD Floppy Drive
1 x IOMega ZIP 250 ATAPI Drive
Logitech cordless keyboard & mouse on PS2 connectors
COM1 has a trackball
COM2 is a signal cable for a Liebert Powersure UPS
LPT1 is disabled (I have a networked printer)
7 of 8 USB slots are currently in use : (Joystick, Bluetooth adaptor, Fuji 6900Z Camera, Primefilm 35mm film scanner (own power), HP Jornada 568 PDA (own power), Logitech QuickCam Home webcam, Wacom Graphire Tablet)
CPU fan is powered and adjustable, and the case has 7 controllable fans.
There is a SCSI scanner (own power) and the 17" LCD monitor connected (on it's own power) as well, and thats it.
I've disabled the Case LED (which was also powered).
Obviously there are a couple of power splitters in there to supply power to the various internals

Front Audio Help

hey guys, need some help with Front audio on my new board and case
heres what i got
KT6V
Powmax 0212,
2 grounds on the case wiring and 1 on the board

Hi,
You can probably get by using either of the GND connections to the mobo. If you have a continuity tester of some sort, you could work out which one goes to the common of the audio out connector, but I reckon you'll find they are both connected. The two Mic In lines is a bit confusing though
But don't panic, you are unlikely to do any damage by experimenting, as long as you avoid the AUD-VCC line.
Cheers

MSI 6712 - Front Audio/Mirophone

Hello Alll
Well got my new case and mods yesterday and it's looking great.
All running fine except with the follwoing problem
I have connected the front audio and speakers/earphones are fine. However I cannot get the front MIC sockets to work.
I have a 6712 (KT4V) Mobo and I have the following connections on the cae, MIC DATA & MIC VCC.
I have currently connected as follows on the JAUD1
MIC DATA --------------- Pin 1 AUD MIC
MIC VCC ----------------- Pin 4 AUD VCC
Any suggestions to resolve would be great.
Thanks
B

Quote
Originally posted by Bagmaster
How many pins does the board have on the JAUD1 and how many pin holes does the front connecter have?
Is the mic connecter separate from the front headset connecter?
If you bought a new case, it should have something on paper that shows the front conecter pinouts for the front audio connecters.
Hello again.
On the JAUD there are 9 pins (but only 8 of which are active).
There are 7 connectors for the front (4 speakers, 1 ground and then the 2 MIC)).
And whilst this case is new, my only complaint is that there is no wiring instructions.
I hope that helps.
Thanks
Branny

KT6-DELTA sees Athlon 1.6mhz as 1.2mhz

I recently purchased an MSI KT6 DELTA to replace my old motherboard (I needed to support a 250gig HD) With it I purchased 512 mb of DDR 400 pc3200 RAM to get it going. All other components (processor, Heatsink, Fan) were from the old system and are compatible. I have listed specs at the bottom of this post.
The main problem is that when I check the system settings it recognises the processor as a 1.2ghz Athlon when it is actually an Athlon 1900+ 133mhz, 12.0x, 1.6ghz processsor.
After checking the BIOS setting, and checking out the readings on the corecenter application I found that the processor is running at 100mhz (not 133mhz as is needed).
**I have also noticed that when using explorer to navigate my way round files it exits the program randomly, on random files. The manual shows on the MEMORY SPEED/CPU CLOCK SPEED MATRIX diagram, DDR 400 memory is NOT compatible with a 100mhz CPU clock??**
I believe that when I get the processor up to speed and recognised as a 1.6ghz, everything will be fine and speed,memory issues will sort everything out.
I guess the main question is this "How do I get the system to recognise the 1.6ghz CPU?"
Steps taken so far:
-The following BIOS settings have been applied
--ADVANCED CHIPSET FEATURES>DRAM TIMING
SYSTEM PERFORMANCE is set to FAST.
CURRENT HOST CLOCK is set to 100mhz (will not allow any changes)
SDRAM FREQUENCY is set to AUTO (I could set it to 400mhz)
--FREQUENCY VOLTAGE CONTROL
CPU FSB CLOCK is set to 100mhz (Should be 133mhs). You cannot change this setting.
CPU RATIO is set to AUTO (should be x15)
I have cleared the CMOS once with no changes. It just boots up saying I am running a 1.2ghz Athlon Processor.
I have heard a rumour of a JP10 jumper that keeps MSI mothernboards in safe mode, not allowing the processor to go over 100mhz
Any help would be great (especially WONKA, as they helped me chose the board and knows what they're talking about)
Thanks
**SPECS**
Microsoft XP home OS - Service pack 2
512MB 400MHZ PC3200
AMD Athlon XP 1900+, 133MHZ, 12.0x, 1.6GHZ
Appropriate heatsink and fan (that came ith the processor)
MSI KT6-DELTA MOTHERBOARD FOR ATHLON PROCESSORS
AMI BIOS V3.31A
RADEON 9200 256RAM 8xAGP
SEAGATE 40 GIG SYSTEM HD
HITACHI 250 GIG FILE HD
IDE CABLE 133MB/S BACKWARD COMPATIBILITY ATA33/66/100/133

The board can't autodetect the front side bus it can only do that with the multiplier(cpu ratio) the current host clock you see in the DRAM Configuration is what it's set at not what it's being auto-detected as. No board can auto-detect the front side bus as far as I'm aware.
Your system specs list the bios version incorrectly that what the AMI code version is 3.31 the bios version number should be 5.0-5.7 .
There aren't any cpu or memory config jumpers on this board so we can put that to rest no rumour that's for Nforce2 boards. We can also put to rest another the KT6 Delta supports the 1900+ both versions(Palamino&Tbred) a FSB of 133Mhz and the multiplier at auto.
One thing that has seemed to slip by on this thread is the power supply give us the dirt on it give us the amps on the +12v +3.3v and the +5v plus the total combined wattage and also the brand name and model name. Make sure that the square 4pin connector is plugged into the socket on the board.
Last thing to do is reseat the processor take of the heatsink+fan unit if the cpu came in a retail blister packaging the HSF will have a thermal pad so no real reason the clean any paste off. Take the cpu off clean any debris if any found then carefully make the cpu is making good contact it's fully seated and all of that jazz.

Gaps while playing AC3 Sound through SPDIF on KT6-Delta FISR

Hi everybody,
I'm one of those lucky guys with a KT6-Delta FISR Board :D equipped with the C-Media 9739A OnBoard Soundchip and a S-Bracket from my old K7T266 Pro2 ( MS-6380 ) mainboard.
It works great. The only problem is, when I try to play
AC3-encoded Sound directly through SPDIF there are irregular gaps ( length = about half a second ) where no signal reaches my hifi system. Playing normal PCM-encoded Sound works fine, just AC3 is the problem.
I have the latest driver, the latest bios, the latest chipset driver from via & the latest Windows XP Prof. updates. :]
I also tried different AC3 Filters ( from WinFast DVD, PowerDVD and the free ac3filter ) and a fresh WinXP Prof. installation. But nothing worked.
Always these stupid gaps. ;(
The mysterious thing is: With my old MB and an extra pci soundcard with C-Media CMI8378 Chipset and optical SPDIF it works great.
Yeah, I know I could use the old one, but the KT6 OnBoard chip has some benefits :]
Some information about my system:
- Athlon XP1800@1800(133x11,5) ( Palomino Core )
- Cooling: Copper Silent 2 TC by Arctic Cooling
- Enermax power supply ( +3,3V/35A, +5V/44A, +12V/15A)
- NVidia GeForce TI4600 from Leadtek ( i forgot: latest driver )
- Western Digital WD1200JB HDD (120GB,7200 RPM,8MB Cache )
- RAM: 256 MB PC2100, CL2 by Apacer
- Home-theatre system: Sony STR-KSL5 ( dts,dolby digital/pro logic II, digital cinema sound, 2x optical digital input, 1x coaxial digital input )
- Connection between PC and hifi system: optical
Has anyone the same problem or maybe a solution or a suggestion ? Would be nice then, when he or she posts it here )

A little mistake: The S-Bracket is from the KT4 Ultra FISR - Board ( MS-6590 ), sorry for that
@osnavi:
I don't know whether it's okay or not. I just thought, the S-Bracket is just a cable extension of the onboard pin-connector ( means: there are no necessary parts in it - except the current-optical coverter for optical out - and the whole functionality is on the board ).
Have you any idea, whether there's another S-Bracket for the KT6 series ?
@maesus:
I've tested all latest available drivers ( both from www.cmedia.com.tw and from MSI via LiveUpdate3 ). All of them produced this gap.
Both drivers where tested with Coax out and Optical out.
I also tried to increase the PCI Latency in BIOS to give the sound chip more time for using the bus and therefore more time to transfer data. It didn't work, too.
I will now try the following:
- decreasing the FSB to 100 MHz ( just an idea , maybe it helps )
- installing a generic ac'97 audio driver (in case something like this exists )
- well, bang my head on my hifi system
Any suggestions are still welcomed )

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