USB/Audio connector card

my USB/Audio connector card got cracked when my laptop( 3000 N100, 0768-04u) fell on the carpet.
So my headphone circuit is disconneced.
How much would it cost to replace with a new one in India and generally how much does it cost as right now I'm in canada for a few days.
if any suggestion,plz.
Thanks,
Rajesh

please call lenovo support line for india to get the known correct information about shipping and costs.
1800 3002 9929, alternate No: 080-39834100, sms : 9900173324
email support : http://consumersupport.lenovo.com/in/en/EmailSupport/EM_Email_Support.aspx

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Front USB & audio connector

I just bought a new Aopen case with a front panel for audio and USB. Unfortunately, I don't now in wich order I have to put the plugs on the pins. I have an MS-6340M mainboard and an Aopen H500 case. These are the layouts for my USB and audio pins:
USB connector (USB2)
Pin 1 - VCC
Pin 2 - GND
Pin 3 - USBD3-
Pin 4 - GND
Pin 5 - USBD3+
Pin 6 - USBD2+
Pin 7 - GND
Pin 8 - USBD2-
Pin 9 - GND
Pin 10 - VCC
Aopen cable
Coffee - USB PWR
Black - USB PWR
Orange - USB 0-
Green - USB 0+
Red - USB 1-
Yellow - USB 1+
Gray - Ground
Audio connector (JP1)
Pin 1 - MIC_In
Pin 2 - MIC_In
Pin 3 - X
Pin 4 - +12V
Pin 5 - GND
Pin 6 - GND
Pin 7 - GND
Pin 8 - GND
Pin 9 - Speaker_R
Pin 10 - Speaker_L
Aopen cable
Red - MIC
Coffee - MIC_BIAS
Yellow - FPOUT_R
Blue - FPOUT_L
Black - AUD GND
Grey - RET_R
Green - RET_L
Does somebody now in wich order I should connect the plugs? Thanks in advance,
-WRZ Mazter

In the first place, I would like to thank you for your help with the USB connector: it's working fine right now.
For the audio connector I searched a bit around by myself and foundthis page. It lookes pretty simple now:
Pin 1 - MIC_In : Red - MIC
Pin 2 - MIC_In : Black - AUD GND
Pin 3 - X : Coffee - MIC_BIAS
Pin 4 - +12V
Pin 5 - GND : Yellow - FPOUT_R
Pin 6 - GND : Grey - RET_R
Pin 7 - GND
Pin 8 - GND
Pin 9 - Speaker_R : Blue - FPOUT_L
Pin 10 - Speaker_L : Green - RET_L
But I accedentily connected the ground cable to pin 4 (VCC) instead of pin 2 (GND). As I turned on my pc again, the whole black ground cable went up in smoke as a result. Fortunately my mainboard isn't damaged, and I am going to buy a new cable for the front audio connector. I'll let you know if it works.
Thanks again for your help.
-WRZ Mazter
P.S. if you think I am making a mistake in my scheme, could you please tell me?

External Usb Audio Card Popping and Cracking sound with Satellite L500

Greetings,
My name is Boyan and I am from Bulgaria and about an year ago I've bought a satellite laptop from the l500 series ( i can not state which exactly is the model at the moment because my computer is not currently with me and on my user manual the only thing which is stated is that it is for L500/L505/ L500D / L505D . But by memory I think it was the Satellite L500D-ST5506 which is currently not at my dispossal because I gave it for repair for the same problem which I will state down below)
The problem with my laptop is that when I plug a Usb Audio card in my laptop I have a cracking sound when live sound is played trough the speakers/headphones from the external card. I've tried numerous audio cards and speakers/headpohnes which work perfectly fine with other computer, including laptops but the same problem keeps on showing up in the headphones/speakers of my laptop when I am using an external audio card to connect them to the laptop.
The problem is prominent only when the sound signal passes trough an external audio card and it is very annyoing since I use my laptop to create music and i've bought an expenssive audio card and speakers which can not be used with the laptop. I've tried 3 models of audio cards:
M-Audio Fast Track Pro
Behringer uca 222
and a simple external 3d sound usb audio card and the problem still appears.
At first I thought that the problem should be software and I should install new drivers although windows 7 automaticaly recognizes and intalls the drivers for the devices and I have sound in them (but with cracks and popps) so i tried using the official drivers sold to me with the audio cards but with no luck: The problem was still there. I tried finding new drivers of the audio cards on the official distributors websited and i've downloaded them but the problem was still there. Then i tried to delete every audio driver on my computer and just use the external audio card for sound but this dint help eighter. I've updated my drivers for my build-in audio card as well but again - no luck.
After that.the frist thing I did when (2 weeks after i bought the laptop) was to contact the store from which i bought my audio card and they stated that the problem may be eighter latency or high voltage from the laptop so they adviced me to try to lower the latency from the settings or to try and see if the problem remains if my laptop is only running on battery. I've tried both things and they didn't help. The audio cards worked without a problem on every other computer I've tried them on except mine. So they said to me that the problem couldnt possibly be from the audio cards .
What I did next was I gave my laptop to the official distributor of toshiba in my country so they can fix my problem. What they said to me was that the problem is caused from the version of windows which was pre-installed on my laptop and that it wasnt compitable with the audio cards (which was bizzar sounding because I've tried them on the same windows and they've worked, just on other computers). So I got back my laptop and changed my operating sistem from Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit to Windows 7 Ultimate Edition 64bit to Windows 7 Ultimate Edition 32bit and on all of those versions the problem was there: whenever I activate a Usb Audio Card and audio signal passes trough it I heard cracks and popps. I even tried isntalling Windows XP but the laptop wants spesific SATA drivers for the installation of Windows XP which although i did find - they didnt help me install XP and I didn't want to go in to the BIOS of the computer to try to put a new one and so on because I am not so sure about that and I could lose my warranty so I said to the official repair store for Toshiba in my town to put XP on my computer to fix the problem but they can't because they are not liscened to operate with software which doesn't have a recipt for its purchase ( which i didnt because i bought my windows xp long ago and i've lost the recipt)
I gave it for repair for the second time telling them that the change of my operating system did not solve my problem and what they did was they changed the whole motherboard on my computer, stating that the build in realtek audio device on my computer is not good enough to support an usb audio card or it maybe broken and they have to change the whole motherboard because the build in card is glued to it, so they did that but my problem wasn't solved. They told me that although I am using and external usb audio card the signal still passes trough my internal one and I have to disable it so i tried disabling it trough the control panel but this did not solve the problem and i do not have an option from BIOS to disable my build-in audio card. Another thing which I thought maybe causing the problem is that the two audio cards aren't working on the same bit rate and Hertz so I set both cards to 16 bit 48000hz DVD Quality (Also tried other options on the 3 cards i have) but...the same thing happend.
They told me that this is just my luck and that the build in audio card doesn't support this external audio cards and I should had been more careful when choosing my laptop at first.
I couldn't accept this awnser for several reasons:
1) This audio cards work on lower version of windows and are supported by much older models of Realtek and much older computers (one of them was bought 2000!!!!! and my laptop is from 2010!!)
2) The guys who were fixing the problem apperantley didn't go in so deep in to my problem because they didn't know what actually the problem was they just knew that there is a problem with the audio card and the computer interacting with eachother, they didnt know that there is cracking during live play from the external audio card.
3) I can not accept the fact that Toshiba is manufacturing models with chipset audio cards which can not support a simple external Usb Audio Card. This is totally unacceptable for me and I truly hope this is not the case!
4)They didn't try my audiocards on an other laptop from the same series stating that they do not have one at their dispossal at the moment so I will go tomorrow to a local store and try the audio cards by my self on the same computer in the store.
What I did now was I gave back my laptop for repair asking for a statement of the problem in wrtting with all details of the problem so I can go to court or ask for a new laptop but I will be charged with some money because according to them there is no problem in the laptop and the problem is that my external audio cards arent compitable with the build in internal chipset audio card. If I give my laptop for repair and there is no hardware problem I will have to pay some money. I will do this but I am now mad, since this will not solve my problem and I am loosing time and money.
What I am asking here is, if you can not help me solve my problem and advice me what to do to fix it, please provide me the details of the chipset build in audiocard on my motherboard, so i can investigate if it is compitable with my external audio cards and contact the audio card dealers to ask them for their opinion. Or if you can tell me with what it is compitable with and with what not, it would be great. I personally think that this laptop should have no problems at all with running a simple external usb audio card but I am asking you, if you know something more about that.
If the problem is from the build in chipset then Toshiba is manufacturing (or at least selling) audiocards which aren't at a normal standart but sadly I cant do nothing about it except complain to Toshiba and never deal whith such productgs anymore. In the other case if this is not true, then my laptop has a problem which is different and I will have to go to court with the repair mans for not fixing my laptop or not giving a new one when I have warranty which will not be Toshiba's fault and It will in a way solve my problem.
I hope you understand how Important this is for me and I hope I resolve the problem as soon as possible.
P.S
I would like to state that I am well aware of the grammar mistakes I have made in the text below and I would like to ask for your apologies as I am not a native English language speaker.

hi i just like to say i had a similar fault though i would be surprised if it causing yours,but you never know,my fault was my laptop lid, [9 months old] it contains the mic ,and when the lid was in a certain angle crackles could be heard worse when i had my external sound card in, it was a faulty membrane [ lid to body] easily missed by engineer because it was the same angle all the time it happened,good luck, PS you English is very good
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Usb Audio Card - Popps and Cracking Sound.

Greetings,
My name is Boyan and I am from Bulgaria and about an year ago I've bought a satellite laptop from the l500 series ( i can not state which exactly is the model at the moment because my computer is not currently with me and on my user manual the only thing which is stated is that it is for L500/L505/ L500D / L505D . But by memory I think it was the Satellite L500D-ST5506 which is currently not at my dispossal because I gave it for repair for the same problem which I will state down below)
The problem with my laptop is that when I plug a Usb Audio card in my laptop I have a cracking sound when live sound is played trough the speakers/headphones from the external card. I've tried numerous audio cards and speakers/headpohnes which work perfectly fine with other computer, including laptops but the same problem keeps on showing up in the headphones/speakers of my laptop when I am using an external audio card to connect them to the laptop.
The problem is prominent only when the sound signal passes trough an external audio card and it is very annyoing since I use my laptop to create music and i've bought an expenssive audio card and speakers which can not be used with the laptop. I've tried 3 models of audio cards:
M-Audio Fast Track Pro
Behringer uca 222
and a simple external 3d sound usb audio card and the problem still appears.
At first I thought that the problem should be software and I should install new drivers although windows 7 automaticaly recognizes and intalls the drivers for the devices and I have sound in them (but with cracks and popps) so i tried using the official drivers sold to me with the audio cards but with no luck: The problem was still there. I tried finding new drivers of the audio cards on the official distributors websited and i've downloaded them but the problem was still there. Then i tried to delete every audio driver on my computer and just use the external audio card for sound but this dint help eighter. I've updated my drivers for my build-in audio card as well but again - no luck.
After that.the frist thing I did when (2 weeks after i bought the laptop) was to contact the store from which i bought my audio card and they stated that the problem may be eighter latency or high voltage from the laptop so they adviced me to try to lower the latency from the settings or to try and see if the problem remains if my laptop is only running on battery. I've tried both things and they didn't help. The audio cards worked without a problem on every other computer I've tried them on except mine. So they said to me that the problem couldnt possibly be from the audio cards .
What I did next was I gave my laptop to the official distributor of toshiba in my country so they can fix my problem. What they said to me was that the problem is caused from the version of windows which was pre-installed on my laptop and that it wasnt compitable with the audio cards (which was bizzar sounding because I've tried them on the same windows and they've worked, just on other computers). So I got back my laptop and changed my operating sistem from Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit to Windows 7 Ultimate Edition 64bit to Windows 7 Ultimate Edition 32bit and on all of those versions the problem was there: whenever I activate a Usb Audio Card and audio signal passes trough it I heard cracks and popps. I even tried isntalling Windows XP but the laptop wants spesific SATA drivers for the installation of Windows XP which although i did find - they didnt help me install XP and I didn't want to go in to the BIOS of the computer to try to put a new one and so on because I am not so sure about that and I could lose my warranty so I said to the official repair store for Toshiba in my town to put XP on my computer to fix the problem but they can't because they are not liscened to operate with software which doesn't have a recipt for its purchase ( which i didnt because i bought my windows xp long ago and i've lost the recipt)
I gave it for repair for the second time telling them that the change of my operating system did not solve my problem and what they did was they changed the whole motherboard on my computer, stating that the build in realtek audio device on my computer is not good enough to support an usb audio card or it maybe broken and they have to change the whole motherboard because the build in card is glued to it, so they did that but my problem wasn't solved. They told me that although I am using and external usb audio card the signal still passes trough my internal one and I have to disable it so i tried disabling it trough the control panel but this did not solve the problem and i do not have an option from BIOS to disable my build-in audio card. Another thing which I thought maybe causing the problem is that the two audio cards aren't working on the same bit rate and Hertz so I set both cards to 16 bit 48000hz DVD Quality (Also tried other options on the 3 cards i have) but...the same thing happend.
They told me that this is just my luck and that the build in audio card doesn't support this external audio cards and I should had been more careful when choosing my laptop at first.
I couldn't accept this awnser for several reasons:
1) This audio cards work on lower version of windows and are supported by much older models of Realtek and much older computers (one of them was bought 2000!!!!! and my laptop is from 2010!!)
2) The guys who were fixing the problem apperantley didn't go in so deep in to my problem because they didn't know what actually the problem was they just knew that there is a problem with the audio card and the computer interacting with eachother, they didnt know that there is cracking during live play from the external audio card.
3) I can not accept the fact that Toshiba is manufacturing models with chipset audio cards which can not support a simple external Usb Audio Card. This is totally unacceptable for me and I truly hope this is not the case!
4)They didn't try my audiocards on an other laptop from the same series stating that they do not have one at their dispossal at the moment so I will go tomorrow to a local store and try the audio cards by my self on the same computer in the store.
What I did now was I gave back my laptop for repair asking for a statement of the problem in wrtting with all details of the problem so I can go to court or ask for a new laptop but I will be charged with some money because according to them there is no problem in the laptop and the problem is that my external audio cards arent compitable with the build in internal chipset audio card. If I give my laptop for repair and there is no hardware problem I will have to pay some money. I will do this but I am now mad, since this will not solve my problem and I am loosing time and money.
What I am asking here is, if you can not help me solve my problem and advice me what to do to fix it, please provide me the details of the chipset build in audiocard on my motherboard, so i can investigate if it is compitable with my external audio cards and contact the audio card dealers to ask them for their opinion. Or if you can tell me with what it is compitable with and with what not, it would be great. I personally think that this laptop should have no problems at all with running a simple external usb audio card but I am asking you, if you know something more about that.
If the problem is from the build in chipset then Toshiba is manufacturing (or at least selling) audiocards which aren't at a normal standart but sadly I cant do nothing about it except complain to Toshiba and never deal whith such productgs anymore. In the other case if this is not true, then my laptop has a problem which is different and I will have to go to court with the repair mans for not fixing my laptop or not giving a new one when I have warranty which will not be Toshiba's fault and It will in a way solve my problem.
I hope you understand how Important this is for me and I hope I resolve the problem as soon as possible.
P.S
I would like to state that I am well aware of the grammar mistakes I have made in the text below and I would like to ask for your apologies as I am not a native English language speaker.

hi i just like to say i had a similar fault though i would be surprised if it causing yours,but you never know,my fault was my laptop lid, [9 months old] it contains the mic ,and when the lid was in a certain angle crackles could be heard worse when i had my external sound card in, it was a faulty membrane [ lid to body] easily missed by engineer because it was the same angle all the time it happened,good luck, PS you English is very good
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USB audio card

Hello !
I bought USB audio card http://www.speed-link.com/?p=2&cat=17&pid=21066&paus=1
and it is not working on my mbp, a read on some forum that one guy is using it normally on mac pro.
Any ideas how to solve that ?? so far I didn't find drivers for osx.
thanks

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Try a different USB port. Some people report that left-hand port on the original MacBook Pro does not produce as much power as the one on the right.
... read on some forum that one guy is using it normally on mac pro
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Message Edited by Chris2k4 on 08-02-2009 09:26 PM

hi i just like to say i had a similar fault though i would be surprised if it causing yours,but you never know,my fault was my laptop lid, [9 months old] it contains the mic ,and when the lid was in a certain angle crackles could be heard worse when i had my external sound card in, it was a faulty membrane [ lid to body] easily missed by engineer because it was the same angle all the time it happened,good luck, PS you English is very good
Message was edited by: sido1

USB Audio Cards ?

Hey, my headphoe jack got damaged, and as a result i need to replace the usb audio card
http://www.lenovoservicetraining.com/ion/N100/index.html
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Thinking the problem was with the USB 3.0 card, I purchased another vendor's (Rocketfish from BestBuy) and installed it. The same problem as with the other USB 3.0 card, the system won't start.
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Since the failures all occur during the initial power up sequence and that the cards were tried with and without having power connected to them, that the problem is only correctable with a BIOS upgrade for the TRUCKEE motherboard. I could be wrong but I'm going on 30 years of hardware experience as my framework for that opinion.
If anyone else has this same problem, It would be good to rally around and see if HP notices us.
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Greetings,
I have tried multiple vendors and have yet to find a USB 3 card that will allow the computer to boot (for more than a 1/10th of a second).
I've tried removing every card in the system except the the display card and no go. Two of the cards removed had power connectors to them and the third did not. So even after removing those cards along with disconnecting one of the two internal hard drives, I'm certain its not a power issue. As to what it might be, I don't know.
If anyone else has been able to get a USB 3 card to work in that system, I'd love to hear from you.
Thanks,
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SYSTEM INFORMATION AS OF 20110315
PRODUCT:                        HP Pavilion E9280T
PRODUCT #:                     AW020AV-ABA
MOTHERBOARD:           PEGATRON        (HP Name: TRUCKEE 1.04E01) 64 Bit
BIOS VENDOR:             American Megatrends Inc.
BIOS:                                   5.29
BIOS RELEASE DATE:    09/17/2010
CPU:                                    Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU 950 @ 3.07GHz
MEMORY:                            16 GB
VIDEO:                                 ATI Radeon HD 4850
VIDEO DRIVER:                 8.821.0.0, 1-26-2011
SOUND CARD:                  Realtek High Definition Audio
SOUND DRIVER:              6.0.1.6196, 9-7-2010
HD SOUND DRIVER:       ATI High Definition Audio Device
HD DRIVER VERSION:    5.0.7000.9, 9-18-2009
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VIDEO CAPTURE:             * Hauppauge WinTV HVR-1800 (Model 78xxx, Combo ATSC/QAM)
CAPTURE DRIVER:          1.47.28239.0
FIREWIRE CARD              * 400/800 Powered Card (2 800 & 1 400 ports)
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Request of H215 owners for wiring colors for audio connector

I'm working on an H215 for a family member. The wiring for the audio connection is no longer "factory stock" with respect to placement of the different colored wires in the connector to the mainboard. I am speaking of the front panel audio connector lead that attaches to the mainboard at the bottom rear of the case.
It's a 14 pin connector with one pin location blocked as a key. It could be numbered 1-2 up to 13-14 with 14 as the key or flipped around with 1-2 and 1 as the key. I can interpret either configuration if the reference is provided.
Would someone read out the colors for each pin location? I think I can get the front panel working again with that information.
Thank you for your consideration.

Please note that my request was for color code locations for the audio connector, which you probably have available on your mainboard.
I can suggest to you that if your usb connector is miswired, it would indicate that you have a power-lead connected in some manner to ground. Both the card reader component and the USB ports use the USB pins on the mainboard. There are only four live connections of note. Two are the data pins and two are the power pins. I believe that the Lenovo mainboard has a pair of grounds for each connection and are probably the black wires. Usually the power lead is red.
The mainboard in this lenovo is marked M3A760M and if yours is not the same, the information I provide may be incorrect. The two USB headers are on the bottom of the mainboard just at the end of the PCI socket (the white slot of plastic). The connections are keyed to the board, so if you have an original board, there is no wrong way to connect.
If you are replacing the mainboard with a non-lenovo item (which I did), the connections are likely to be the same, but the keying isn't going to be correct. I just checked the board and there are two grounds for each USB connection and two USB connections on each header. The grounds are at the ends, the red is power and the other two are data leads. Except for the dual grounds, it's pretty much industry standard. Look on your mainboard for markings showing + and - for the red and black and perhaps D+ and D- for the data, although the letters may be different.
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Only problem is an EgoSys USB Audio interdace U2A. It is possible to install and run it, but there is a problem in the communication between operating panel and the hardware. When I move the slider for the level, the level jumps instead a smooth increase of the level, which means not alle values of the slider are transferred to the hardware. There is a similar behaviour with checkboxes: there are states of the U2A which are indicaed with LEDs. When I change the checkbox, sometimes the LED changes, sometimes not. This errors happen very frequently but not reproducable.
I tried several settings in the BIOS, like disabling one CPU, hyperthreading, USB3 etc. I tried the U2a also on a fresh XP-intallation without other software, but all without success, the behaviour of the U2A is always the same!
I also tested with an ExpressCard with USB-port from LogiLink, but this card does not recognize the U2A at all.
Up to now I have used the U2A on many different PCs without problems. What might be the reason that it does not work on an ThinkPad? Up to now I was very satified with the U2A and I would not like to replace it!
regards
GKap

Hello faith67baillie,
Welcome to the HP Forums!
I understand there is no sound from CDs or your Music folder. I will do my best to help! First, I require the following information, and clarification of the issue:
1. The computer's model number. If you require assistance locating this information, please reference this website: Guide to finding your product number
2. The computer's operating system. If you require assistance locating this information, please reference this website to determine your Windows operating system.
Additionally, if the issue just began occurring, I would perform a system restore. I want you to bring the computer back to the earliest restore point possible, in an attempt to dodge whatever caused the issue. Here is a document on how to perform a System Restore: System Restore
Mario
I worked on behalf of HP.

USB audio device no longer working w/ new kernel

Hi, all--
I have a Creative SoundBlaster Live! 24 external USB audio box which I have been using for probably 3 years--with Arch Linux and without any significant trouble. Suddenly, after a full system upgrade (so that I am now running the 2.6.27-ARCH kernel), it is not working. Alsamixer doesn't detect it, and the power LED on the box is dark (it draws power through the USB connection).
So far, the only relevant info I have found is in /var/log/messages. For USB connections I primarily use an add-on USB card plugged into a PCI socket (it's an Adaptec USB 2.0 card ... I can find more specifics if needed). That card has 2 ports, and I usually have the USB audio box and an external hub plugged into it. I currently have a printer plugged into the external hub. The hub and the printer were successfully detected at the last bootup, but
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Oct 18 13:13:46 $MYHOSTNAME snd-usb-audio: probe of 1-2:1.0 failed with error -5
[of course, the actual hostname appears in the messages where I put $MYHOSTNAME]
Anybody have an idea what might be going on?
Thanks in advance for any clues.

Check the archlinux news item which calls for an entry in kernel commandline .................

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