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This may help .. Open Control Panel and open the Sounds and Audio Devices item. If you have separate Voice and Audio tabs showing, set the Voice for the CIT200 and Audio to your Sound Card. I'm viewing this in win XP. Vista probably differs somewhat. Hope that helps out some.
If you're running XP, go to the control panel, open the Sounds and Audio Devices item. Check for a Voice tab there and adjust the devices to your cit200. Hopefully that'll get you talking correctly.
When the CIT200 is installed and active, it is your default speaker. You have to disable the CIT200 to hear sound from your speaker again. THAT IS A DEVICE LIMITATION.
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