G.SKILL RIPJAWS SR910 User manual

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G.SKILL RIPJAWS SR910
Gaming Headset
Software User Manual

Table of Contents
Software Installation
1.1 Installation
1.2 Uninstallation
Control Panel
2.1 Opening the Control Panel
2.2 Control Panel Functions
2.2.1 Main Volume Control
2.2.2 Equalizer
2.2.3 ENC (Environmental Noise Cancellation)
2.2.4 Advanced Audio Options
2.2.4.1 Speaker Setting
2.2.4.2 Speaker Shifter
2.2.4.3 Flex Bass II
2.2.4.4 SingFX
2.2.4.5 Mic SingFX
2.2.5 Profile / Status Panel
2.2.5.1 Profile Panel
2.2.5.2 Status Panel
2.2.6 Software Setting and Info
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Driver and Software Installation
1.1 Installation
NOTE: The G.SKILL RIPJAWS SR910 requires driver and software installation prior to use.
NOTE: Make sure the G.SKILL RIPJAWS SR910 headset is connected to your system in a
USB socket before installing the driver and software. Otherwise, the following error
message will be displayed.
1. Download the driver and software installer from the G.SKILL website:
http://www.gskill.com/en/
2. Double click “setup.exe” and the InstallShield Wizard will guide you through installation.
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3. Click “Next” to continue installation.
4. Read and choose to accept the terms of the license agreement, then click “Next” to
continue installation.
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5. Click “Next” to begin copying files for installation.
6. Installation may take a few minutes. Please wait patiently for the installation to
complete.
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7. When the G.SKILL RIPJAWS SR910 driver and software installation is finished, please
restart your computer to complete the installation process.
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1.2 Uninstallation
NOTE: Close all audio related programs before uninstalling the “G.SKILL RIPJAWS SR910”
software.
1. Windows XP:
Go to Windows Control Panel >> Add or Remove Programs
Windows 7/8/8.1:
Go to Windows Control Panel >> Programs >> Programs and Features >> Uninstall a
program
Windows 10:
Go to Settings >> System >> Apps & features
2. Select “G.SKILL RIPJAWS SR910” and click “Uninstall”, or double click on “G.SKILL
RIPJAWS SR910” to begin uninstallation.
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3. Confirm that you have closed all audio related programs, and then click “OK” to continue.
4. Click “Next” to continue.
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5. Click “Yes” to confirm uninstallation of G.SKILL RIPJAWS SR910 software.
6. Uninstallation may take a few minutes. Please wait patiently for the uninstallation to
complete.
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7. When the G.SKILL RIPJAWS SR910 driver and software uninstallation is finished, please
restart your computer to complete the uninstallation process.
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RIPJAWS SR910 Control Panel
2.1 Opening the Control Panel
After successfully installing the G.SKILL RIPJAWS SR910 driver and software, you will find a
“G.SKILL RIPJAWS SR910” control panel shortcut icon on your desktop and a system tray
shortcut icon on the lower right.
To launch the G.SKILL RIPJAWS SR910 control panel, double click on the desktop shortcut
icon or the system tray shortcut icon.
Single click on the system tray shortcut icon to access the main volume slider.
Desktop shortcut icon
System tray shortcut icon Main volume slider
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2.2 Control Panel Functions
The G.SKILL RIPJAWS SR910 control panel has five main sections.
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Volume Control
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Equalizer
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ENC (Environmental Noise Cancellation)
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Advanced Audio Options
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Profile Panel / Status Panel
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Software Setting and Info
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2.2.1 Main Volume Control
1. Volume Control
Main Volume (VOL) – Controls main system volume.
This is how loud your audio will sound on your headset.
Mic-In Volume (MIC) – Controls microphone input volume.
This is how loud the listener on the other end will hear you.
Monitor Volume Control (MVC) – Controls monitor volume.
This is how loud you can hear yourself over the microphone, through the headset.
2. Mute/Unmute
Red speaker icon – Volume is muted. Click to toggle.
Green speaker icon – Volume is unmuted. Click to toggle.
3. Balance
Left/Right Balance Control – Adjust to the middle [50] for balanced audio between left and
right side.
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2.2.2 Equalizer
1. Environment Effects
Click for a dropdown list of environment effects.
2. Equalizer (EQ) Presets
Click for a list of EQ Presets. Custom EQ profiles are added to the bottom of the list.
3. Custom EQ Profiles
To create a custom EQ profile:
a. Type in custom EQ profile name into text box
b. Click “+” to add custom EQ profile into EQ preset list
To delete a custom EQ profile:
a. Select custom EQ profile from EQ preset list
b. Click “-“ to delete custom EQ profile from EQ preset list
4. EQ Band Controller
Adjust slider to customize equalizer settings.
5. Reset
Click to restore default settings to environment effects and equalizer settings.
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2.2.3 ENC (Environmental Noise Cancellation)
Environmental Noise Cancellation technology uses dual-microphones to capture and cancel
environmental noises, leaving your voice communication crystal clear with minimal voice
distortion.
To enable ENC, click the “ON” checkbox. To disable ENC, click the “OFF” checkbox.
Note: For best results, please make sure that the microphone opening is positioned and pointed
toward your mouth. Otherwise, the ENC system might pick up your voice as background noise,
resulting in reduced voice quality.
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2.2.4 Advanced Audio Options
2.2.4.1 Speaker Setting
1. Speaker Setup
Choose from Stereo (2 speakers), Quadraphonic (4 speakers), 5.1 Surround (5 speakers + 1
subwoofer), 7.1 Surround (7 speakers + 1 subwoofer).
2. Speaker Setup + Test
Displays the currently selected speaker setup. Click the play button in the middle to test
each speaker.
3. Surround Max
When enabled, this enhances stereo audio into surround sound audio. This option is only
available when Quadraphonic, 5.1 Surround, or 7.1 Surround is selected.
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2.2.4.2 Speaker Shifter
When enabled, allows you to adjust the location and distance of each virtual speaker.
1. Displays speaker position and distance relative to your head.
Speaker Labels:
L = Left Front Speaker LS = Left Side Speaker
R = Right Front Speaker RS = Right Side Speaker
C = Center Speaker LB = Left Back/Rear Speaker
SW = Subwoofer RB = Right Back/Rear Speaker
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2. Speaker Adjustment Buttons
Rotate Clockwise
Click and hold to rotate the speaker positions clockwise.
Rotate Counterclockwise
Click and hold to rotate the speaker positions counterclockwise.
Manual Rotate
Click this icon and then click one of the speakers above and drag to simultaneously rotate
the speakers. This option only rotates the center, front, side, and rear speakers; and does
not rotate the subwoofer.
Individual Speaker Adjustment
Click this icon and then click and drag any individual speaker to the desired position and
distance.
Reset to Default
Click to reset all speaker position and distance to default.
3. Individual Speaker Volume
Displays the loudness of each speaker, and represents the distance of each speaker. -4dB is
the default loudness and distance.
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2.2.4.3 Flex Bass II
When enabled, allows you to enhance bass from directional speakers.
1. Cut Off Frequency
Use the slider to adjust cut off frequency. Adjust higher to enable wider range of bass to
your speakers.
2. Bass Level
Use the slider to adjust bass level of your audio. Adjust higher to boost overall bass volume.
3. Directional Speaker Settings
Select “Large speaker” to enable bass boost for speaker set.
Select “Small speaker” to reduce bass boost for speaker set.
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2.2.4.4 SingFX
1. Enable Key Shifting
When enabled, allows you to change the pitch of your audio. Use the slider to adjust the
pitch lower or higher.
2. Enable Vocal Fading
When enabled, allows you to remove vocals from your audio. Use the slider to adjust how
much vocal to fade from the audio.
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