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Question posted by membrilla10 on November 8th, 2015

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Hello, not as mute the computer, and once you work, where some external speakers plug (for film) a greeting. Thanks in advance

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User Guide - Page 3

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User Guide - Page 6

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User Guide - Page 23

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User Guide - Page 81

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User Guide - Page 84

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User Guide - Page 126

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User Guide - Page 147

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User Guide - Page 159

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User Guide - Page 181

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User Guide - Page 182

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User Guide - Page 183

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