Creative Blaster User Manual page 27

To set values in the command
SBEMIXER
line:
At the DOS prompt, type the
command in a single line. Its syntax is:
[/S:x] [/W:x] [/C:x] [/M:x] [/?]
SBEMIXER
where
• Square brackets [ ] denote optional
parameters
This
Parameter Specifies
/S:x Synth volume. x can be a
value from the range 0 to 127.
/W:x Wave volume. x can be a
value from the range 0 to 127.
/C:x CD audio volume. x can be a
value from the range 0 to 127.
/M:x Synth MT-32/LAPC-1 mode.
For x, 0 is Off, 1 is On.
/? View a short description of
the parameters.
An example of an
SBEMIXER
SBEMIXER /S:64 /W:120 /C:50 /M:0
which corresponds to "set the synth volume to
64, the Wave volume to 120, the CD audio
volume to 50, and turn off the Synth
MT-32/LAPC-1 mode".
To set values within the Mixer
SBEMIXER
screen:
At the DOS prompt, type the
The interactive editor mode allows you to
change the mixer settings with the mouse,
<Tab>, <PgUp>, <PgDn>, or arrow keys.
Use the Save button to save the settings for the
next session.
SBESET.EXE
Use to manually configure SB
SBESET.EXE
resources or disable SB Emulation. By
default, SB Emulation in DOS follows the
Windows settings. For example, if you disable
SB Emulation in Windows, in the next boot to
B-6 SB16 Emulation in MS-DOS/ Windows 95/98
SBEMIXER
command is
SBEMIXER
DOS SB Emulation in DOS disabled. Under
rare circumstances you may need to manually
reconfigure DOS SB Emulation, for example,
if there is conflict in DOS before it can boot to
Windows.
SBESET.EXE
command line.
To set values in the command line:
SBESET
At the DOS prompt, type the
command in a single line. Its syntax is:
SBESET [-A xxx ] [-I x ] [-D x ] [-H x ]
[-P xxx ] [-d x ] [-w x ]
where square brackets [ ] denote optional
parameters, and:
This
Parameter Specifies
-Axxx SB interface's base I/O
address.
-Ix IRQ line used by the audio
interface.
-Dx First DMA channel used by
the audio interface.
-Hx Second DMA channel used by
the audio interface.
-Pxxx MPU-401 UART interface's
base I/O address.
-dx SB Emulation mode. For x, 1
is Off, 0 is On.
-wx Set x to 1 to use the
Windows-assigned resource
configuration.
Set x to 0 to use (your)
user-assigned resource
configuration.
Note: See "Understanding the System
Resource Settings" on page B-2 for a list of
the possible values.
An example of an SBESET command is
SBESET -A240 -I5 -D3 -w0
which corresponds to "set the SB interface's
to 240, the
base I/O address
to 5, the
the audio interface
is run from the
SBESET
IRQ line used by
First DMA