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| For device 1 (or 2 if already used) select "E-Stim" and then either left or right Audio. Click on save at the bottom of options and then return to the message view. | For device 1 (or 2 if already used) select "E-Stim" and then either left or right Audio. Click on save at the bottom of options and then return to the message view. | ||
| - | Now link your e-stim to the headphone socket of your computer or phone (you may want to switch off notification sounds ;-) ) with the cable normally supplied with your device. Once connected and back in the message view it is recommend that you click on {{:estim2.png?nolink&200|}} to check it is working. If it does not work try unplugging the audio cable and see if you have any sound comming out the speaks when you press the audio test button. | + | Now link your e-stim to the headphone socket of your computer or phone (you may want to switch off notification sounds ;-) ) with the cable normally supplied with your device. Once connected and back in the message view it is recommend that you click on {{:estim2.png?nolink&200|}} to check it is working. If it does not work try unplugging the audio cable and see if you have any sound coming out the speaks when you press the audio test button. |
| ===== A cheaper option? ===== | ===== A cheaper option? ===== | ||
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