

1.  KEYBOARD FUNCTION ASSIGNMENTS
 
      The following are the keys and their function descriptions:    

      [F3]            Exit to DOS, all changes are discarded.
      [TAB]           Move to Option.
      [ENTER]         Accept Button. 
                      Open Combo Box for selecting options,
                      Accept options from combo Box.
      []            Select Options within Combo box



2.  BUTTON FUNCTION DESCRIPTIONS

     A button can be activated by either a mouse, keyboard [ENTER] 
     or ALT+button's hotkey.
  
     The following are the BUTTON names and their function 
     descriptions:

     HELP            Brings up this help page.

     DEFAULT         Resets sound card to default configurations.

     ACCEPT          Accept the current chosen options and exit.
                     The program checks for hardware conflicts. 
                     If conflict exists, a warning window will show.
                     The program updates the sound configuration and
		     system files: TEMPO32.CFG, CDROM.CFG, CONFIG.SYS
                     AUTOEXEC.BAT, SYSTEM.INI, before exiting to DOS.

     SOUND TEST      Brings up the Sound Test Window.
                     The Sound Test Window allows the following
                     tests with the chosen hardware settings:
                          8-Bit Sound Test  (Test SB Pro settings)
                          16-Bit Sound Test (Test WSS settings)
                          FM Music Test

     VOLUME          Brings up the Volume Control Window.
                     The Volume Control Window allows the following
                     volume adjustments:
                          Master Volume
                          Voice Volume
                          FM Music Volume
                          CD Audio Volume

     CHANGE OPTIONS  Brings up the CD-ROM Configuration Window.
                     The CD-ROM Configuration Window allows the
                     following CD-ROM configurations:
                          CD-ROM Drive Type
                          MSCDEX selection
                          I/O Address
                          Interrupt
                          DMA Channel


3.  COMBO BOX FUNCTION AND HARDWARE CONFIGURATION DESCRIPTIONS

     A combo box can be activated by a mouse, or a keyboard [ENTER].
     When activated, a list box with options is opened for selecions.

     The following are the descriptions for each sound card's hardware 
     section and its options: 

     -------------------------
     Sound Card Mode Selection             
     -------------------------

     Current Mode    your sound card can operate in one 
                     of the following 2 operation modes:

                     [Sound Blaster Pro] or 
                     [Windows Sound System] Mode

                     Select [Sound Blaster Pro] mode to enable
                     your sound card to play Sound Blaster 
                     compatible DOS games. (Default)

                     Selecting [Windows Sound System] mode will
                     switch your sound card into the mode to 
                     play those DOS games or utilities written
                     for Microsoft WSS compatible sound cards.

                     The selected mode becomes the current mode
                     upon exiting.

     -----------------
     Sound Blaster Pro (for SB Pro Mode Only)
     -----------------

     I/O Port        SB Pro I/O Port selections:
                        *220, 240
     IRQ             SB Pro Interrpt Address selections:
                        *5, 7, 10
     DMA             SB Pro DMA Channel selections:
                        *1, 0, 3

     Note: 8-bit Sound Test in the Sound Test Window can be used to 
           test Sound Blaster Pro Mode regardless of what the Current 
           Mode setting is.

     --------------------
     Windows Sound System (for WSS Mode Only)
     --------------------

     I/O Port        WSS I/O Port selections:
                        *530, E80, F40, 604
     IRQ             WSS Interrpt Address selections:
                        *11, 7, 9, 10, 5
     DMA             WSS DMA Channel selections:
                        *0, 1, 3, 0/1, 1/0, 3/0 

     There are 2 modes for DMA selections:

     [Single DMA]:   uses a single DMA channel for 
                     DMA playback and capture.
     [Dual DMA]:     Allows to playback and record
                     at the same time.
                     0/1, 1/0, 3/0 are the Dual DMA 
                     selections. The first one is
                     for Playback. 2nd: recording.

     Note: 16-bit Sound Test in the Sound Test Window can be used to 
           test Windows Sound System Mode regardless of what the 
           Current Mode setting is. 

     ----------------
     MPU401 Interface
     ----------------

     MPU401 is the industrial standard interface
     for MIDI (Music) devices such as keyboards
     and some Wave Table Synthesizer devices.

     Interface       External MIDI enable or disable selections:
                        *ON, OFF
     I/O Port        External MIDI I/O Port selections:
                        *330, 300, 320
     IRQ             External MIDI Interrupt Address selections:
                        *9, 5, 7

     ----------------
     CD-ROM Interface
     ----------------

     Your sound card also could be used as a
     CD-ROM interface card to hook up to SONY,
     MITSUMI, PANASONIC and IDE compatible 
     CD-ROM drives.

     CD Type         CD-ROM selected drive type.
                     *NONE or CD-ROM drive types...
     I/O Port        ** CD-ROM selected I/O port.
     IRQ             ** CD-ROM selected Interrupt Address.
     DMA             ** CD-ROM selected DMA Channel.
     CHANGE OPTIONS  Brings up CD-ROM configuration menu.       


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     Additional Options
     ------------------

     Game Port       Game Port enable and disable selections:
                        *Enable, Disabled
     Input           Audio Input Source selections:
                        *MIC, Line (Line In jack)


      * default Configuation
     ** CD-ROM type dependent
