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1.
Hardware Installation
The hardware installation of the <Product> Sound Controller is
easy and can be performed in just a few steps. The sound
controller has no switches (see Figure 1-1). The sound con-
troller installation program configures all of the settings. This
section will describe the hardware installation and configura-
tion options using the sound controller installation program.
Note: This section presumes that you are familiar with your
Note: If you are installing the <Product> into a system that is
1.1.
Default Configuration
The <Product> Sound Controller sound card supports both
Sound Blaster Pro and Windows Sound System applications.
The <Product> Sound Controller defaults to Sound Blaster Pro
mode when the system is booted up in DOS. It switches to
Windows Sound System mode when Windows 3.1 is
launched. The default configuration of a system that supports
the Plug and Play 1.0a specification will depend on the avail-
able system resources.
If your system is not PnP compatible the default configuration
is as follows:
Operation Mode
IRQ
DMA Channel
I/O Port Address
CD-ROM Interface
Warning!
The <Product> Sound Controller is susceptible to damage
from electrostatic discharge. Please make sure you are
properly grounded before proceeding with these installa-
tion instructions.
particular PC compatible computer and with DOS and
Windows terminology.
running Windows 95, you must already have Windows
95 installed on your computer and running properly be-
fore installing the hardware.
Plug-and-Play 3D Sound Controller
Sound Blaster Pro Compatible
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