Additional Instructions for DSRB-88PC

Windows XP

1. Open your browser and go to: http://www.anythingradioactive.com/downloads/, double-click on CDVcounter.zip and download the file to a folder on your PC

2. When the download has completed use the Open command or locate the file in My Computer or Windows Explorer and select Extract All Files, then Next, and Windows will extract the files to a folder called CDV Counter. Launch the program by clicking CDVcounter.exe.

Windows 98/SE/ME, 2k & NT users

If you haven’t already got a file decompression program like WinZip on your PC you can download a decent freeware utility called IZArc from http://www.izarc.org/download.html.

Download the file to a folder on your PC and double-click the file to install the program on your PC. Once that has completed follow the steps for Windows XP, except this time you will be using IZArc to extract the files.

Full instructions for configuring the CDVCounter software can be found in the CDVCounter folder, double click help.html to open the file in your browser, or click HERE

Connecting the DSRB-88PC to your computer.

Plug one end of the cable into the jack socket on the base of the DSRB-88PC; the other end goes to the microphone socket on your PC.

Make sure the microphone input is enabled and not muted by double-clicking the volume control (loudspeaker) icon in the System Tray, next to the clock on your desktop to open the Master Volume control panel.

If the microphone control isn’t shown click Options > Properties and check the item Mic Volume. Set the microphone volume about halfway and you should hear clicks from the DSRB-88PC through your PC’s speakers.

Depending on your PC’s audio capabilities you may have to adjust the Detection Threshold setting, we found values of between 10 and 50 works on most PCs and laptops.