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[Start of README.TXT] ************************************************************************************************************           Analog Devices, Inc., Sound Processing Team            AD1816 SoundPort Controller       MS-Windows 3.1x Driver Package       Release V.2-000-021, 17 Feb 1997   ************************************************************************************************************        Technical support contacts        Tel:  (617)937-1240/(65)375-8200        Fax: (617)937-1014/(65)275-2225        Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]        [EMAIL PROTECTED]   ************************************************************************************************************ C o n t e n t s   1.  Overview 2.  Release Notes 3.  System Requirements 4.  Included Files 5.  Driver Installation 6.  Willow Pond MediaRack Installation 7.  Resource Configuration Under MS-Win3.1x 8.  Resource Configuration Under DOS 9.  Volume Control Under DOS 10. Playing DOS Games 11. Manufacturer Notes   --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1.  O v e r v i e w   This README.TXT contains instructions to install and configure the MS-Win3.1x driver and MediaRack applet for the AD1816 SoundPort Controller. This software is designed to run with the AD1816JST3, AD1816JST4 and AD1816JST5 SoundPort Controller. Earlier revisions of the AD1816 SoundPort controller are not supported by this release.   --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2.  R e l e a s e   N o t e s   This release of the MS-Win3.1x driver supports the following features on the AD1816:   1. MPC Level 3 Mixer 2. Digital Mixer 3. WSS Codec 4. SBPro Codec 5. Game Port 6. MIDI Port 7. I2S0 & I2S1 8. 3D Sound Control   The following features on the AD1816 are NOT supported by this release:   1. Extra Logical Device 2. DSP Serial Port 3. Power Management   Note: See Section 10 for important release information on DOS games.   --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3.  S y s t e m   R e q u i r e m e n t s     - 80486 PC-AT compatible or faster machine.   - 4 MB DRAM or greater.   - 1 free 16-bit ISA-bus expansion slot.   - 400 KB free hard disk space for minimum software installation.   - Microsoft Windows 3.1x   - DOS 6.2 or higher   --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4.  I n c l u d e d    F i l e s   MSCOMSTF DLL        74,528 02-11-93   7:32p MSDETSTF DLL        24,544 02-11-93   7:32p MSINSSTF DLL        65,440 02-11-93   7:32p MSSHLSTF DLL        14,928 02-11-93   7:32p MSUILSTF DLL         6,144 02-11-93   7:32p MSCUISTF DLL        48,188 10-14-96   6:10a DOSCFG   EXE        54,494 01-08-97  11:21p SETUP    EXE        57,648 01-08-97  11:19p MIDIMAP  CFG        20,090 11-05-96  12:17p MSMIXMGR DLL        12,688 01-05-96  12:00a MPU401   DRV         7,088 12-31-93   3:11a ADICORAL 386        16,607 10-08-96   2:46p ADICORAL DRV        63,456 10-08-96   2:42p README   TXT        10,826 01-08-96  11:01p WPUNIMIX INI           805 10-15-96   4:42p HWSETUP  EXE        44,720 01-08-97  11:19p DOSMIXER EXE        52,068 01-08-97  11:18p DOSMIXER CFG           613 01-08-97  11:18p AD1816   EXE        21,972 10-01-97  10:37p SETUP    INF         1,438 01-08-97  11:24p DEVICE   INI           491 10-15-96   7:49p DOSSETUP BAT            26 10-14-96   6:14a UNINSTAL EXE        25,632 11-06-96   4:42a        23 file(s)        624,434 bytes   --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5.  D r i v e r   I n s t a l l a t i o n   1. Turn on the computer and start MS-Win3.1x. Remove all previously installed sound card     drivers. Make sure that all references to these drivers are removed from the     AUTOEXEC.BAT, CONFIG.SYS and SYSTEM.INI files.   2. Switch off the computer and remove all other sound cards.   3. Insert the AD1816 sound card firmly in an available ISA bus expansion slot and close the     computer. Connect a speaker pair to the Line_Out or Speaker connector on the sound     card's face plate.   4. Turn on the computer, and start MS-Win3.1x. In the PROGRAM MANAGER, select     File|Run. Insert the driver installation diskette in the A: drive, and type     A:\WIN31\SETUP.EXE. Click on OK, and follow the instructions.   Once the computer has rebooted, start MS-Win3.1x and install the Willow Pond MediaRack according to the instructions below.   --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6.  Wi l l o w   P o n d   M e d i a R a c k   I n s t a l l a t i o n   1. Start MS-Win3.1x, if it is not already running. In Program Manager,     select File|Run.   2. Insert the diskette with the Willow Pond MediaRack installation files     in floppy drive A:. Type A:\MRACK\SETUP.EXE, and hit Return.   3. Follow the instructions on the screen.   Note: Refer to the AD1816 Yellow Coral user's manual for detailed instructions on the operation and customization of the MediaRack.   --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7. R e s o u r c e    Co n f i g u r a t i o n    U n d e r    M S - W i n 3 . 1 x   The SETUP.EXE utility installs also a resource configuration utility under MS-Win3.1x for reconfiguration of the I/O base addresses, IRQs and DMAs of the various devices on the AD1816. This RESOURCE CONFIGURATION utility is installed with a program group called AD1816 SOUNDPORT. You can use this utility to setup the resources for the:   1. Windows Sound System Codec 2. SoundBlaster codec 3. MPU-401 driver 4. Gameport/Joystick driver 5. OPL3 (FM) synthesizer 7. IDE CD-ROM controller (only functional on the AD1816A SoundPort Controller)   These resources, except for the IDE CD-ROM controller, can also be setup through the Willow Pond driver SETUP utility from the CONTROL PANEL|DRIVER configuration panel. The Willow Pond driver SETUP utility allows in addition the configuration of:   1. 3D sound 2. I2S input formats   --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8. R e s o u r c e   C o n f i g u r a t i o n   U n d e r   D O S   Included with this relaese is a simple, but functional DOS resource configuration manager, called DOSCFG.EXE, for the sound codec, the gameport/joystick, the FM synthesizer, the midi port and the IDE controller. DOSCFG.EXE is installed by SETUP.EXE in the directory C:\ADISOUND (the default installation directory if you did not change it at installation).   DOSCFG.EXE is the equivalent of the MS-Windows3.1x RESOURCE CONFIGURATION utility. DOSCFG.EXE gives the user the ability to setup the AD1816 entirely from the DOS command line.   --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9. V o l u m e    C o n t r o l   U n d e r   D O S   Included with this release is a simple, but functional DOS mixer, called MIXER.BAT. During installation of the device driver, the SETUP.EXE program copies MIXER.BAT into the directory C:\ADISOUND (the default installation directory if you did not change it at installation).   The mixer is used to control playback volumes for application with DOS games. You should use MIXER.BAT to set the playback volume to a desired level before starting a DOS game. The following volume controls are provided:   1. Master volume control 2. LineOut volume control 3. FM (OPL3) volume control 4. Wavetable (Aux2) volume control   --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10. P l a y i n g   D O S   g a m e s   Important:   Playing DOS games in an MS-Win3.1x DOS box can sometimes be problematic. To get around this, follow the instructions below:   1. Exit from MS-Win3.1x   3. Invoke MIXER.BAT to set volume levels appropriately   4. Run the DOS game.   --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11. M a n u f a c t u r e r    N o t e s   Manufacturers of AD1816 SoundPort Controller audio cards should take special notice of the contents of the file DEVICE.INI, which is included with the MS-Win3.1x driver installation diskette. An explanation of the contents of this file is listed below, together with the contents of this file.   [PNP_DEVICE_ID] ; Vendor specific PnP section PNPID=ADS7180   ; Default ID. Must be changed by a vendor to its own       PnP_Vendor_ID, corresponding with the PnP_Vendor_ID in the      E2PROM resource file  PNPSN=FFFFFFFF ; Default PnP_Vendor_Serial_No. Must be changed by a vendor to      its own PnP_Vendor_Serial_No.   [DEFAULT_IO_CONFIG] ; Default settings, copied to SYSTEM.INI during driver installation WssIO=530                ; Windows Sound System I/O base address WssIrq=5                 ; Windows Sound System IRQ WssDmaPlay=1     ; Windows Sound System playback DMA WssDmaCapture=3  ; Windows Sound System capture DMA SbIO=220                 ; SoundBlaster I/O base address OplIO=388                ; OPL3 I/O base address GameIO=201               ; Gameport/joystick I/O base address MpuIO=330                ; MPU-401 I/O base address MpuIrq=9                 ; MPU-401 IRQ IdeIO=0          ; IDE I/O base address (0 = Disabled, default)   [OPTIONS] WssIOList=500,510,520,530,540,550,560  ; Windows Sound System I/O base address           choices WssIrqList=5,7,9,a,b                      ; Windows Sound System IRQ choices WssDmaList=0,1,3                          ; Windows Sound System DMA choices SbIOList=220,240,260,280,2A0              ; SoundBlaster I/O base address choices OplIOList=388                             ; OPL3 I/O base address choices GameIOList=201                    ; Gameport/joystick I/O base address choices MpuIOList=0,300,320,330,332,334,336      ; MPU-401 I/O base address choices MpuIrqList=0,5,7,9                        ; MPU-401 IRQ choices IdeIOList=0,168,170,1E8           ; IDE 1st I/O base address choices (0=Disabled) IdeIOList1=0,36e,376,3ef                  ; IDE 2nd I/O base address choices (0=Disabled) IdeIrqList=0,a,f,b                        ; IDE IRQ choices (0=Disabled)   Note: For the IDE controller the IRQ and the 1st & 2nd I/O base addresses are paired. That is, the following triplets are the only possibilities:   1. 10, 168, 36E 2. 15, 170, 376 3. 11, 1E8, 3EF   The 2nd I/O base address may be disabled. Some CD-ROM drives like Sony's and Philips' can operate with a single chip select.   *********************************************************************************************************** [End of README.TXT]