This diskette image is for the IBM 4X Stereo PCMCIA CD-Rom Drive (1969009). This image is for Sound Diskette 1, which should have been included with the (1969009) 4X Stereo PCMCIA CD-Rom Drive. The 4X Stereo PCMCIA CD-Rom Drive should have included two Sound Diskettes as well as a Setup Diskette. The following should be found after the 4XSND12.ZIP image is unzipped. Since a subdirectory was included on the diskette, the following was used to create the ZIP image: PKZIP 4XSND12.ZIP A:*.* -rp To unzip the file with the subdirectory, use the following: PKUNZIP 4XSND12.ZIP A: -d Volume in drive A has no label. The Volume Serial Number is 2314:B815. Directory of A:\ SETUP EXE 56352 3-26-96 1:00a ESSSOFT INI 18778 2-27-96 1:00a MSMIXMGR DL_ 8474 2-27-96 1:00a ESSTB DL_ 6822 2-27-96 1:00a ESSPM EX_ 4290 2-27-96 1:00a RECAPI DL_ 5997 2-27-96 1:00a AUDDRV WAV 47626 2-27-96 1:00a AUDPLAY DL_ 9764 2-27-96 1:00a TICKONE AUD 558 2-27-96 1:00a AE00001A AUD 2448 2-27-96 1:00a AI00050A AUD 1878 2-27-96 1:00a AI00080A AUD 1488 2-27-96 1:00a AT00008A AUD 1638 2-27-96 1:00a AE00008A AUD 2408 2-27-96 1:00a AI00000A AUD 2698 2-27-96 1:00a AI00040A AUD 2078 2-27-96 1:00a AI00090A AUD 1868 2-27-96 1:00a AI00100A AUD 1968 2-27-96 1:00a AL00004A AUD 2748 2-27-96 1:00a AL00008A AUD 1908 2-27-96 1:00a ANALLA AUD 2398 2-27-96 1:00a ANPOINTA AUD 2348 2-27-96 1:00a AE00002A AUD 2548 2-27-96 1:00a AE00004A AUD 2898 2-27-96 1:00a AI00020A AUD 2198 2-27-96 1:00a AI00030A AUD 1868 2-27-96 1:00a AI00060A AUD 1998 2-27-96 1:00a AI00070A AUD 2188 2-27-96 1:00a AI01000A AUD 2298 2-27-96 1:00a AIBILLIA AUD 2198 2-27-96 1:00a AIMILLIA AUD 2158 2-27-96 1:00a AL00001A AUD 3068 2-27-96 1:00a AL00002A AUD 2408 2-27-96 1:00a AT00001A AUD 2988 2-27-96 1:00a AE00003A AUD 2718 2-27-96 1:00a AE00005A AUD 3428 2-27-96 1:00a AE00007A AUD 2818 2-27-96 1:00a AE00009A AUD 3168 2-27-96 1:00a AE00010A AUD 2858 2-27-96 1:00a AE00050A AUD 2968 2-27-96 1:00a AE00080A AUD 2488 2-27-96 1:00a AE00100A AUD 3068 2-27-96 1:00a AL00007A AUD 2688 2-27-96 1:00a AL00010A AUD 2768 2-27-96 1:00a AL00030A AUD 2618 2-27-96 1:00a AL00080A AUD 2278 2-27-96 1:00a ANEXPONA AUD 2888 2-27-96 1:00a ANMINUTA AUD 3238 2-27-96 1:00a ANTIMESA AUD 2548 2-27-96 1:00a AT00002A AUD 2438 2-27-96 1:00a AT00005A AUD 3138 2-27-96 1:00a AT00007A AUD 2688 2-27-96 1:00a AT00009A AUD 3028 2-27-96 1:00a AT00010A AUD 2708 2-27-96 1:00a AT00020A AUD 2968 2-27-96 1:00a AT00030A AUD 2548 2-27-96 1:00a AT00040A AUD 2898 2-27-96 1:00a DING1 WA_ 11392 2-27-96 1:00a AE00000A AUD 3478 2-27-96 1:00a AE00006A AUD 2818 2-27-96 1:00a AE00011A AUD 3778 2-27-96 1:00a AE00012A AUD 3578 2-27-96 1:00a AE00013A AUD 3938 2-27-96 1:00a AE00018A AUD 3748 2-27-96 1:00a AE00020A AUD 3118 2-27-96 1:00a AE00030A AUD 2668 2-27-96 1:00a AE00040A AUD 2998 2-27-96 1:00a AE00090A AUD 3238 2-27-96 1:00a AEBILLIA AUD 3588 2-27-96 1:00a AEPLUSA AUD 3108 2-27-96 1:00a AERECALA AUD 3568 2-27-96 1:00a AL00003A AUD 2838 2-27-96 1:00a AL00005A AUD 3368 2-27-96 1:00a AL00009A AUD 3378 2-27-96 1:00a AL00011A AUD 3168 2-27-96 1:00a AL00012A AUD 3438 2-27-96 1:00a AL00020A AUD 3188 2-27-96 1:00a AL00040A AUD 3328 2-27-96 1:00a ANAMA AUD 3678 2-27-96 1:00a ANCLEARA AUD 3578 2-27-96 1:00a ANMINUSA AUD 3098 2-27-96 1:00a ANPERCEA AUD 3258 2-27-96 1:00a ANPMA AUD 3928 2-27-96 1:00a ANSECONA AUD 3698 2-27-96 1:00a AT00004A AUD 2738 2-27-96 1:00a AT00006A AUD 2508 2-27-96 1:00a AT00011A AUD 3128 2-27-96 1:00a AT00012A AUD 3218 2-27-96 1:00a AT00050A AUD 3118 2-27-96 1:00a AE00014A AUD 4188 2-27-96 1:00a AE00060A AUD 3098 2-27-96 1:00a AE00070A AUD 3088 2-27-96 1:00a AE01000A AUD 3818 2-27-96 1:00a AEHOURSA AUD 3168 2-27-96 1:00a AEMILLIA AUD 3688 2-27-96 1:00a AEMINUSA AUD 3098 2-27-96 1:00a AL00006A AUD 2748 2-27-96 1:00a AL00018A AUD 3258 2-27-96 1:00a AL00050A AUD 3478 2-27-96 1:00a AL00060A AUD 3048 2-27-96 1:00a AL00070A AUD 3128 2-27-96 1:00a AL00090A AUD 3358 2-27-96 1:00a ALMEMORA AUD 3708 2-27-96 1:00a ANEQUALA AUD 4228 2-27-96 1:00a ANMINTSA AUD 3118 2-27-96 1:00a ANPLUSA AUD 3108 2-27-96 1:00a AT00003A AUD 3098 2-27-96 1:00a AE00015A AUD 4188 2-27-96 1:00a AL00000A AUD 3348 2-27-96 1:00a AL00013A AUD 3698 2-27-96 1:00a AL00014A AUD 3688 2-27-96 1:00a AL00019A AUD 4038 2-27-96 1:00a ANRECIPA AUD 4498 2-27-96 1:00a AT00013A AUD 3718 2-27-96 1:00a AT00018A AUD 4398 2-27-96 1:00a AE00016A AUD 4358 2-27-96 1:00a AE00019A AUD 4538 2-27-96 1:00a AL00015A AUD 3998 2-27-96 1:00a AL00016A AUD 3948 2-27-96 1:00a ANSECNSA AUD 3848 2-27-96 1:00a ANSQRTA AUD 5108 2-27-96 1:00a ANTIMEIA AUD 3858 2-27-96 1:00a AT00014A AUD 4288 2-27-96 1:00a AT00015A AUD 4168 2-27-96 1:00a AT00019A AUD 4508 2-27-96 1:00a AE00017A AUD 4638 2-27-96 1:00a AL00017A AUD 4088 2-27-96 1:00a ANDIVBYA AUD 5778 2-27-96 1:00a AT00016A AUD 4428 2-27-96 1:00a ANBKSPA AUD 7058 2-27-96 1:00a AT00017A AUD 4698 2-27-96 1:00a ANCLENTA AUD 6658 2-27-96 1:00a BUZZ1 WA_ 5896 2-27-96 1:00a CUCKOO AUD 5088 2-27-96 1:00a ANCHSGNA AUD 8008 2-27-96 1:00a BIGBEN AUD 9678 2-27-96 1:00a GONG1 AUD 18968 2-27-96 1:00a AUDIOREC HL_ 11659 2-27-96 1:00a CTL3D DL_ 11921 2-27-96 1:00a VOLCNTRL EX_ 11739 2-27-96 1:00a VOLCNTRL HL_ 5297 2-27-96 1:00a MIXER EX_ 12237 2-27-96 1:00a MIXER HL_ 5620 2-27-96 1:00a RECCNTRL EX_ 13010 2-27-96 1:00a RECCNTRL HL_ 5281 2-27-96 1:00a AUDDRIVE IN_ 59 2-27-96 1:00a XRECORD EX_ 29437 2-27-96 1:00a XRECORD HL_ 7342 2-27-96 1:00a TCALC HL_ 6288 2-27-96 1:00a TCALC EX_ 23778 2-27-96 1:00a CHIME HL_ 5001 2-27-96 1:00a CHIME EX_ 13543 2-27-96 1:00a TCLOCK HL_ 5866 2-27-96 1:00a TCLOCK EX_ 21082 2-27-96 1:00a REMINDER HL_ 5393 2-27-96 1:00a REMINDER EX_ 21499 2-27-96 1:00a STPWATCH HL_ 5352 2-27-96 1:00a STPWATCH EX_ 14500 2-27-96 1:00a PCSPK EX_ 8399 2-27-96 1:00a ESSCTL DL_ 24767 2-27-96 1:00a AUDIOREC EX_ 72878 2-27-96 1:00a ESSSET 5-08-96 7:37p IBMAVSP LOG 0 5-29-96 2:49p 163 file(s) 955525 bytes used Directory of A:\ESSSET . 5-08-96 7:37p .. 5-08-96 7:37p WAKER EX_ 3177 2-27-96 1:00a VOLAPI DL_ 6424 2-27-96 1:00a MIDIMAP CF_ 7832 2-27-96 1:00a MIDIMAP3 CF_ 7832 2-27-96 1:00a ESSCFG EX_ 17042 2-27-96 1:00a ESSCFG IN_ 191 2-27-96 1:00a ESSVOL EX_ 8555 2-27-96 1:00a AUDDRIVE HL_ 6546 2-27-96 1:00a CONFIG INI 1507 3-26-96 1:00a ESSSET HI_ 20503 2-27-96 1:00a ES1688WN 38_ 12148 2-27-96 1:00a ES1688WN DR_ 43867 5-08-96 1:00a 14 file(s) 135624 bytes used Total files listed: 177 file(s) 1091149 bytes used 320000 bytes free The following information is from the User's Guide to the 4X PCMCIA CD-Rom Drives. The User's Guide provides a Quick Install section as well as a detailed installation section. Follow the User's Guide to install the Drive. The User's Guide will also include Software Installation steps. Installing the Drive Software Use the installation instructions for the operating system installed in your computer. DOS and Windows 3.1x Use these instructions for both the base and stereo models: 1. Turn on the computer and turn on the CD ROM drive by moving the power switch (19) to the on positon. 2. Insert the correct setup diskette into diskette drive A: [stereo model setup diskette (78H5109) is not the same as the base model setup diskette (52H3388)]. 3. At the DOS command prompt, type A:INSTALL then press enter. 4. Select one of the following options, then press enter: * Automatic Installation - installs the driver and updates the CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT files. * Custom Installation - installs the driver and updates the CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT files, but first lets you change the default IRQ and base I/O address. 5. You must confirm the selection by selecting Yes. Use the Up Arrow or Down Arrow keys to make your selection. Press enter. A message appears requesting that you restart the computer to make the changes take effect. 6. Restart DOS (page 2-9) Windows 3.1x Audio Utility (Stereo Model Only) The stereo model provides an audio utility for Windows 3.1x that includes sound and miscellaneous functions. Follow the steps to install the utility: 1. Start Windows 3.1x (You will hear the Windows startup sound if you have successfully installed the device driver). 2. Insert the Sound Diskette 1 of 2 into the A: diskette drive. 3. Start the installation program. - Click on FILE from the Program Manager Menu Bar. - Click on RUN from the menu list. - Type A:SETUP and press enter. 4. Review the Welcome to ... and click on Continue. 5. Click on Software Installation. 6. Verify the directory for the installation of the audio utility (default is C:\PCAUDIO). Click on OK. You will be prompted to confirm the directory selection. Click on CONFIRM DIRECTORY. 7. Select one of the following options: - Complete Installation to install all the utility functions. - Custom Installation to install selected utility functions. 8. Follow the instructions and click on EXIT when the process completes. If you have to resolve a resource conflict, or want to customize the installation, you can edit the CD-ROM device driver statement in the CONFIG.SYS file: DEVICE=C:\CD400\PCMCDSND.SYS /I:nn /P:nnn /D:aaaaaaa /NOBEEP where: /I:nn To assign an IRQ number (nn) to the device driver. The IRQ levels you can use with the CDRom drive are 7, 9, 11, and 15. /P:nnn To assign a specific I/O address (nnn) [hexadecimal] for the CD-Rom drive. /D:aaaaaaa To specify another device name for MSCDEX /NOBEEP To make the device not beep at the insertion of the PCMCIA card. (page 2-10) Windows 95 Use these instructions for both the base and stereo models. The Windows 95 installation process leads you through the installation process once started. Follow these steps: 1. Turn on the computer and turn on the CD-ROM drive by moving the power switch (19) to the on position. the CD-ROM drive must be connected to the computer. 2. Start Windows 95. 3. Windows 95 recognizes a new drive and displays the New Hardware window. Select DRIVER PROVIDED BY HARDWARE MANUFACTURER, and click on OK. 4. Insert the Setup Diskette into the A: diskette drive for the correct CD-ROM drive. 5. When you see INSTALL FROM DISK, click on OK. 6. When you see the message, DO YOU WANT TO RESTART YOUR COMPUTER NOW?, click YES. Remove the Setup Diskette from the diskette drive. OS/2 Warp with the Base Model Use these instructions to install the base model under OS/2 Warp: 1. Turn on the computer and turn on the CD-ROM drive by moving the power switch (19) to the on position. 2. Insert the correct Setup Diskette into the A: diskette drive for the CD-ROM drive model. 3. Double-click on the OS/2 System folder and then on System Setup. 4. Double-click on Device Driver Install. 5. Modify the destination directory and path or accept the default destination path, then click on INSTALL. 6. Click on OK on the Installation Information window. Note that Selective Install is not required when using these instructions. 7. Click on EXIT on the OS/2 Device Driver Installation Window. 8. Click on YES when the message, Exit the Program appears. 9. Click on OK when the message, Changes have been made to your system configuration. You must perform a shutdown and restart OS/2 for these changes to take effect appears. (page 2-11) OS/2 Warp with the Stereo Model Use these instructions to install the stereo model under OS/2 Warp: 1. Verify the presence of Multimedia Presentation Manager: a. Start OS/2. b. If the MMPM/2 is installed on the computer, the Multimedia Folder is found on the OS/2 desktop. If MMPM/2 is not installed, refer to the OS/2 Warp documentation for installation instructions. 2. Install the CD-ROM Device Driver: a. Turn on the computer and turn on the CD-ROM drive by moving the power switch (19) to the ON position. b. Insert the correct Setup Diskette into the A: diskette drive for the CD-ROM Drive model. c. Double-click on the OS/2 System folder and then on System Setup. d. Double-chck on Device Driver Install. e. Modify the destination directory and path, or accept the default destination, then click on Install. f. Click on OK on the Installation Information window. Note that Selective Install is not required during this part of the installation. g. Click on Exit on the OS/2 Device Driver Installation window. h. Click on YES when the message, Exit the Program appears. i. Click on OK when the message, Changes have been made to your system configuration. You must perform a shutdown and restart OS/2 for these changes to take effect appears. j. Shut down and restart OS/2. Install Sound Support a. Insert the Setup Diskette into drive A. b. Double-click on OS/2 System and then on Drives. c. Double-click on Drive A. d. Double-click on MINSTALL.EXE to start the program. e. Click on External 4X PCMCIA if it is not already selected, then click on Install. f. Click on Yes on the MMPM/2 Change CONFIG.SYS window. g. Verify that the number of devices is 1 on the Multimedia Installation window, then click on OK. h. Click on OK when the message MMPM/2 - CONFIG.SYS Changed appears. i. Click on OK when the message: MMPM/2 Installation Successful appears. j. Shut down and restart OS/2. If you have to resolve a resource conflict, or want to customize the installation, you can edit the CONFIG.SYS file: BASEDEV=CD400CRD.SYS /P:nnn /EXIRQ:n /NOBEEP where /P:nnn To assign a specific I/O address (nnn) (hexadecimal) to the CD-Rom drive. /EXIRQ:n To exclude the spcified IRQ number (n). The program assigns another IRQ number to the CD ROM drive. The IRQ levels you can use with the CD ROM drive are 7, 9, 11, and 15. /NOBEEP To make the device not beep at the insertion of the PCMCIA card. (page 2-12) Completing the Installation Ensure that you have shut down and restarted the operating system so that you can use the drive. Note the following results from the installation process: * The installation process assigns a drive letter to the CD Rom drive. If the computer has more than one PCMCIA card slot, the process identifies the slot with the CD Rom PCMCIA card and enables access to the drive. * The drive letter assigned at installation remains unchanged even if the PCMCIA card is inserted into another available slot. * The CD Rom drive operates the same regardless of whether the computer starts with or without the PCMCIA card inserted into the PCMCIA card slot. * If using stereo model under OS/2 Warp, new icons are added to the Multimedia folder when the stereo modem sound support has been installed. To use the sound support, double-click the corresponding icon. (page 2-13)