Intel 486MIS Quick Start Manual page 47

By default, cdplayer accesses the CD-ROM drive with the lowest drive
letter. If your system has more than one CD-ROM drive and the one with
the lowest drive letter is not the one you want cdplayer to access, you
can use a command line option to direct it to another drive.
For example, if you have two CD-ROM drives assigned to drive letters E
and F, and you want to play an audio CD in drive F, simply start the
program with this command line:
CDPLAYER /F:
You can type the command in uppercase or lowercase letters. Be sure to
include the colon after the drive letter.
Running cdplayer
To start cdplayer, change to the directory where cdplayer.exe and
cdplayer.fon are located (c:\adaptec is the default) and enter
CDPLAYER.
If there is no CD in the drive when you start the program, the message
No CD! appears in the time display area. If a command to the drive fails,
the message Drive Fault! appears in the time display area. As you
select each function, the Status indicator shows the current disc status.
Whenever you insert a new CD in the drive, the program displays the
CD's total track count and run time.
The cdplayer screen simulates the control panel of a CD player. You
select functions either by clicking the mouse on the appropriate control,
or by pressing the Hot Key letter for that function (for example, P or p to
play and Q or q to quit the program). The Hot Key letter is highlighted in
white on each button. When you select a button, the icon inside it is
displayed in yellow until you select another butt on.
cdplayer Functions
Here are brief explanations of each cdplayer function.
·
Stop - Stops the CD from playing. The track will be displayed at its
00:00 Elapsed Track Time.
·
Play - Starts play operation at the current displayed track. If a CD is
already playing, audio playing continues.
486MIS System Board User's Manual Page 47