#default.ini
#09/09/03, SWH
#
#This file is intended to serve as a running list of all possible .ini-configurable application/driver options.
#Default settings, which will be configured on any system that fails 4-part ID match in stac97.ini and/or self-reference
#to a corresponding model-specific .ini file, are defined explicitly in the first sections of this file. Outcommented keys
#that follow are *not* recommended default settings, which may be defunct. They should be configured on an as-needed basis
#only. The intended purpose for this file, besides enabling rudimentary audio functionality on un-defined systems, is to
#provide a cut and paste template for non-9758 system .ini files.
#
[Models]
default=this
#
# Specify the registry keys to be deleted during Uninstall
#
[DelRegKeys]
HKCU\Software\Sigmatel\Settings=Yes ; Delete the current user's settings subkey
HKCU\Software\Sigmatel\JackSense=Yes ; Delete the current user's jacksense subkey
HKR\Settings=Yes ; Delete the driver's settings subkey
HKR\JackSense=Yes ; Delete the driver's jacksense subkey
#
# The following 2 keys cause the volume settings to be 'forgotten' during Uninstall
#
HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Applets\Volume Control\SigmaTel Audio=Yes
HKU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Applets\Volume Control\SigmaTel Audio=Yes
#
# Specify the application software to install
#
[Apps]
StacApp = No
TinyUJ2 = No
SSWiz = No
StacSysTray = No
StacIt = No
SampleEQ = No
PassThru = No ; YesInvisible
StacSrv= YesInvisible
# The following keys are used by StacSrv.application
[HKLM\Software\SigmaTel\Jacksense2]
RegistryVersionNum = dword: 0x1 ; Newer registry format based on jacks, not pins
PollingPeriod = dword: 333 ; 333 millliseconds
JSOscFreq = dword: 16000 ; Set jacksense oscillator frequency to 16kHz
DockSupport = dword: 0 ; Bios Interface dock support
# Policies
PolicyHPMuteSpkrs = dword: 0x01ff ; Plugging in any headphones mutes all speakers
#PolicyDefaultBassMgmt = dword: 0 ; 1 = Enable 2.1 bass management at startup
#PolicyOnly1Input = dword: 0x01ff ; For multiple codecs
# Specify whether to route Line-Out/Front directly from Dac A or from the Analog Mixer
# The JackSense registry key “DigitalModel” should always be specified and set to Dword:1
# in harmony w/ the driver setting EmulateAllMasters (binary) 01
DisableAnalogMixer = dword: 1 ; 1 = Dac A, 0 = mixer
# The following keys specify the number of different setups displayed
# by the Jack Sharing applet, and the mode that they support. This will
# subsequently effect the menu item displayed by the Jack Sharing applet.
# Typically 4 modes used are 2 (Headphones), 4 (Stereo Speakers), 5 (Quad), and 7 (5.1)
# 0 = None
# 1 = Mono Speaker
# 2 = Headphones
# 3 = Stereo Speakers (narrow)
# 4 = Stereo Speakers (wide)
# 5 = Quadraphonic (4 channel)
# 6 = Surround (4 channel)
# 7 = 5.1 Surround (6 channel)
# All other values are invalid
NumSpkrSetups = dword: 0x0004 ; The number of setups defined.
# The following sections define which pins are connected to jacks
# Each pin will have properties associated with it such as the color of the jack,
# where it is located, and which mode (front, rear, center/lfe) to select when a
# speaker is plugged in and autoconfigure is set.
# DefaultSpeakerMode specifies which channels to configure if JackSense is
# active and AutoConfigure is set and speakers are plugged into the jack
[HKLM\Software\SigmaTel\JackSense2\Codec1]
DacCSwap = dword: 0 ;Swap L/R on DAC C
[HKR\Settings]
#########################################################################################
#Default settings; key references below are not duplicated in other sections of this file
#########################################################################################
#
#Pin disabling (1 to disable; 0 is enabled, the default):
#
Disable3DControl = hex: 1
DisableAux = hex: 1
DisableCDIn = hex: 1 ;When DisableCDIn=0 (analog CD enabled), CDMute must = 0
;When DisableCDIn=1 (analog CD diabled), CDMute should = 1
DisableHeadphone = hex: 1
DisableLineInFromPlayback = hex: 1 ; but leaves it at the recording MUX
DisableLnlvl = hex: 1
DisableMicFromPlayback = hex: 1 ; but leaves it at the recording MUX
DisablePCBeep = hex: 1
DisablePhone = hex: 1
DisableMICSelect = hex: 1 ; Disable Alternate Mic checkbox
DisableMonoVirtual = hex: 1
DisableMonoOut = hex: 1 ; only enabled if there is an analog connection to modem
DisableStereoVirtual = hex: 1
DisableVideo = hex: 1
DisableWaveIn2 = hex: 1
DisableSubwooferAtMono = hex: 1
#
#Mixer control initial values:
#
3DDepthEnable = hex: 1 ; (inverted to match "Mute", 0 enabled, 1 disabled)
AuxMute = hex: 1 ; 0, unmuted, 1 muted
CDMute = hex: 1 ; 0, unmuted, 1 muted
LineInMute = hex: 1 ; 0, unmuted, 1 muted
MasterMute = hex: 0 ; 0, unmuted, 1 muted
MICMute = hex: 1 ; 0, unmuted, 1 muted
PCBeepMute = hex: 1 ; 0, unmuted, 1 muted
PhoneMute = hex: 1 ; 0, unmuted, 1 muted
VideoMute = hex: 1 ; 0, unmuted, 1 muted
WaveInMux = hex: 00, 00, 00, 00 ; WaveInMux selection values: (0: MIC), (1: CD), (2: Video), (3: Aux), (4: LineIn), (5: StereoMix), (6: MonoMix), (7: Phone).
#
#Other driver configuration entries.
#
EmulateAllMasters = hex: 1 ; Digital scaling of master volume
MasterControlsAux = hex: 1 ; normally disabled for STAC9758
MasterControlsMono = hex: 1 ; normally disabled for STAC9758
################################################################################################
# _R64 (etc.) settings *cannot* be carried-over from an arbitrary, model-.ini.
# These are system specific, hardware-dependant settings that configure a system to a known
# initial state, independent of StacApp/StacSrv.
################################################################################################
;0_76588384_R64 =hex:00, 00
;0_76588384_R66 =hex:00, 00
;0_76588384_R68 =hex:00, 00
;0_76588384_R6E =hex:00, 10
0_76588384_R3E =hex:00, 00 ;GPIO's powered up
0_76588384_R4C =hex:0f, 00 ;All GPIO's configured as GPI's
;0_76588384_R4E =hex:ff, ff
;0_76588384_R54 =hex:00, 00
################################################################################################
#A running HKR key list follows (does not duplicate keys defined above)
#Uncomment lines to overwrite default settings.
#You can change the register values (and/or uncomment the line) to overwrite the driver default.
#Low byte comes first for hexadecimal values.
################################################################################################
#
#Pin disabling (1 to disable; 0 is enabled, the default):
#
;DisableWaveOut = hex: 1
;DisableMIC = hex: 1
;DisableLineIn = hex: 1
;DisableSurround = hex: 1
;DisableCenter = hex: 1
;DisableLFE = hex: 1
;DisableStereoVirtual = hex: 1
;DisableStereo2Virtual = hex: 1
;DisableMono2Virtual = hex: 1
;DisablePeakmeters = hex: 1
#
# Mixer control initial values:
#
;3DDepthControl = hex: 00, 80, 04, 00 ; (0-90000), 50%: 48000 (2 bit control).
;AuxAtRecMuxVolume = hex: 00, 40, b0, 00 ; (0-168000), 50%: b4000 (4 bit controls).
;AuxVolume = hex: 00, 00, 00, 00 ; (ffdd8000-c0000), (5 bit controls).
;AuxVolumeInc = hex: 0 ; 0, instantaneous, 1 incremental
;AuxMuteInc = hex: 0 ; 0, instantaneous, 1 incremental
;CDAtRecMuxMute = hex: 0 ; 0, unmuted, 1 muted
;CDAtRecMuxVolume = hex: 00, 40, b0, 00 ; (0-168000), 50%: b4000 (4 bit controls).
;CDVolume = hex: 00, 00, 00, 00 ; (ffdd8000-c0000), (5 bit controls).
;CDVolumeInc = hex: 0 ; 0, instantaneous, 1 incremental
;CDMuteInc = hex: 0 ; 0, instantaneous, 1 incremental
;CenterVolume = hex: 00, c0, e8, ff ; (ffd18000-0), (5 bit controls).
;CenterVolumeInc = hex: 0 ; 0, instantaneous, 1 incremental
;CenterMute = hex: 0 ; 0, unmuted, 1 muted
;CenterMuteInc = hex: 0 ; 0, instantaneous, 1 incremental
;HeadphoneVolume = hex: 00, c0, e8, ff ; (ffd18000-0), 50%: ffe8c000 (5 bit controls).
;HeadphoneVolumeInc = hex: 0 ; 0, instantaneous, 1 incremental
;HeadphoneMute = hex: 0 ; 0, unmuted, 1 muted
;HeadphoneMuteInc = hex: 0 ; 0, instantaneous, 1 incremental
;LFEVolume = hex: 00, c0, e8, ff ; (ffd18000-0), (5 bit controls).
;LFEVolumeInc = hex: 0 ; 0, instantaneous, 1 incremental
;LFEMute = hex: 0 ; 0, unmuted, 1 mute
;LFEMuteInc = hex: 0 ; 0, instantaneous, 1 incremental
;LineInAtRecMuxMute = hex: 0 ; 0, unmuted, 1 muted
;LineInAtRecMuxVolume = hex: 00, 40, b0, 00 ; (0-168000), 50%: b4000 (4 bit controls).
;LineInVolume = hex: 00, 00, 00, 00 ; (ffdd8000-c0000), (5 bit controls).
;LineInVolumeInc = hex: 0 ; 0, instantaneous, 1 incremental
;LineInMuteInc = hex: 0 ; 0, instantaneous, 1 incremental
;MasterVolume = hex: 00, c0, e8, ff ; (ffd18000-0), (5 bit controls).
;MasterVolumeInc = hex: 0 ; 0, instantaneous, 1 incremental
;MasterMuteInc = hex: 0 ; 0, instantaneous, 1 incremental
;MICSelect = hex: 0
;MICBoost = hex: 1 ; normally set to 1
;MICVolume = hex: 00, 00, 00, 00 ; (ffdd8000-c0000), (5 bit control).
;MICVolumeInc = hex: 0 ; 0, instantaneous, 1 incremental
;MICMuteInc = hex: 0 ; 0, instantaneous, 1 incremental
;MICAtMonoOutMute = hex: 0 ; 0, unmuted, 1 muted
;MICAtMonoOutVolume = hex: 00, c0, e8, ff ; (ffd18000-0), 50%: ffe8c000 (5 bit controls).
;MICAtRecMuxMute = hex: 0 ; 0, unmuted, 1 muted
;MICAtRecMuxVolume = hex: 00, 40, b0, 00 ; (0-168000), 50%: b4000 (4 bit controls).
;MonoMixAtRecMuxMute = hex: 0 ; 0, unmuted, 1 muted
;MonoMixAtRecMuxVolume = hex: 00, 40, b0, 00 ; (0-168000), 50%: b4000 (4 bit controls).
;MonoMixerAtMonoOutMute = hex: 0 ; 0, unmuted, 1 muted
;MonoMixerAtMonoOutVolume = hex: 00, c0, e8, ff ; (ffd18000-0), 50%: ffe8c000 (5 bit controls).
;MonoOutMux = hex: 00, 00, 00, 00 ; MonoOutMux selection values: (0: MIC), (1: MonoMix).
;MultichannelEnabledByUser = hex: 0 ; not enabled
;PCBeepVolume = hex: 00, 00, 00, 00 ; (ffd30000-0), (4 bit control).
;PCBeepVolumeInc = hex: 0 ; 0, instantaneous, 1 incremental
;PCBeepMuteInc = hex: 0 ; 0, instantaneous, 1 incremental
;PhoneAtRecMuxMute = hex: 0 ; 0, unmuted, 1 muted
;PhoneAtRecMuxVolume = hex: 00, 40, b0, 00 ; (0-168000), 50%: b4000 (4 bit controls).
;PhoneVolume = hex: 00, 00, 00, 00 ; (ffdd8000-c0000), (5 bit control).
;PhoneVolumeInc = hex: 0 ; 0, instantaneous, 1 incremental
;PhoneMuteInc = hex: 0 ; 0, instantaneous, 1 incremental
;StereoMixAtRecMuxMute = hex: 0 ; 0, unmuted, 1 muted
;StereoMixAtRecMuxVolume = hex: 00, 40, b0, 00 ; (0-168000), 50%: b4000 (4 bit controls).
;SurroundVolume = hex: 00, c0, e8, ff ; (ffd18000-0), (5 bit controls).
;SurroundVolumeInc = hex: 0 ; 0, instantaneous, 1 incremental
;SurroundMute = hex: 0 ; 0, unmuted, 1 muted
;SurroundMuteInc = hex: 0 ; 0, instantaneous, 1 incremental
;TrueLevelVolume = hex: 00, c0, e8, ff ; (ffd18000-0), 50%: ffe8c000 (5 bit controls).
;TrueLevelVolumeInc = hex: 0 ; 0, instantaneous, 1 incremental
;TrueLevelMute = hex: 0 ; 0, unmuted, 1 muted
;TrueLevelMuteInc = hex: 0 ; 0, instantaneous, 1 incremental
;VideoAtRecMuxVolume = hex: 00, 40, b0, 00 ; (0-168000), 50%: b4000 (4 bit controls).
;VideoAtRecMuxMute = hex: 0 ; 0, unmuted, 1 muted
;VideoVolume = hex: 00, 00, 00, 00 ; (ffdd8000-c0000), (5 bit controls).
;VideoVolumeInc = hex: 0 ; 0, instantaneous, 1 incremental
;VideoMuteInc = hex: 0 ; 0, instantaneous, 1 incremental
;WaveOutVolume = hex: 00 ,80, 01, 00 ; (ffdd8000-c0000), (5 bit controls).
;WaveOutMute = hex: 0 ; 0, unmuted, 1 muted
#
#Other driver configuration keys:
#
#
#The BiosInterfaceAddress key provides BIOS interface physical memory addres on systems that implement Sigmatel BIOS
#specification (for example on one model we have HKR BiosInterfaceAddress = dword: 0x4e8)
#
;ADCVRADisables = hex: 00, 00, 00, 00
;DACVRADisables = hex: 00, 00, 00, 00
; VRA Disable bit positions: D6: 8KHz, D5: 11.025KHz, D4: 16KHz, D3: 22.050KHz, D2: 32KHz, D1: 44.1KHz, D0: 48KHz (D0 will be ignored).
;ActiveMuteDelayEnabled = hex: 1 ; If FadeAudio, zipper noise mute of PCM is deferred until signal fade has completed.
;BiosInterfaceAddress = dword: 0x4e1 ; address in physical memory
;CodecColdResetWaitMicroSeconds = hex: dc, 05, 00, 00 ;Delay (in uS) after RESET# deassertion before continued processing.
;CodecPinsMuteMask = DWORD: 0x8000
;CodecPowerDownMask = hex: 00, 47 ; To 1 at power down (PR6+PR2+PR1+PR0)
;CodecPowerUpDelayInMCS = Dword: 0x1000
;CodecPowerUpMask = hex: 00, 6f ; To 0 at power up (PR6+PR5+PR3+PR2+PR1+PR0)
;CPL_SpdifTransmitterEnabledByUser = hex: 0 ; not enabled
;DCRecordBias = hex: 10, 00, 00, 00
;DisableEQ = hex: 0
;DisableMultiChannelControl = hex: 0
;DisableNonPCM = hex: 0
;DisableSPDIFControl = hex: 0
#
#The DigitalMasterControlsAnalog key will allow to enable required analog sources and make Master Volume slider to affect
#them too. This affects all analog controls exposed by the driver. ( Needs testing - 07-12-2003 )
#
;DigitalMasterControlsAnalog = hex: 0 ; can be used along with EmulateAllMasters set to 1
; DigitalModel must be set to 0 for this to work
;DockCodecID = hex: 2
;D0DelayMilliSeconds = hex: 00, 00, 00, 00 ; Milliseconds to delay on (D2,D3)->D0 transitions.
;EnableLinearVolumes = hex: 0 ; Used to make the volume curve linear.
;EnableNewVolumeControls = hex: 1
;EnableNonPCMOnWin2K = hex: 0
;EnableStereoMic = hex: 1
;EnableSPDIFIn = hex: 1 ; creates analog source ( Video In volume register )
;EnableVRA = hex: 0
#EnableExtAmpControl should be set to (binary) 00 or, better yet,
#excluded from .ini’s for models that implement either SPDIF-in,
#or StacSrv control of EAPD during JackSense cycles. This setting
#arbitrates codec R74’s state and stands to cause a direct resource conflict.
;EnableExtAmpControl = hex: 1 ; enables EAPD control of an extenal amplifier
;ExtAmpPowerDownTimeInMCS = Dword: 0x5000
;ExtAmpPowerUpTimeInMCS = Dword: 0x5000
;EnableVrefPowerDown = hex: 1
;VrefPowerDownTimeInMS = Dword: 0x6000 ;6 seconds
#
#note: the SPDIFInSupportVariant and SPDIFInMute keys have no effect unless the EnableSPDIFIn key (above) = 1
#
;SPDIFInSupportVariant = hex: 1
;SPDIFInMute = hex: 1 ; muted
;FadeAudio = hex: 1
;GPIOJackSenseEnable = hex: 0
; The default poll time for GPIO changes is 50 milliseconds.
;GPIOPollTimeMilliSeconds = hex: 32, 00
; ORs SPDIF control with "DRM Digital Disable State" GPO.
;GPIOSPDIFControl = hex: 0
;GPIOControl = hex: 0 ; not enabled, enables GPIO actions
######################################################################################################
#GPIO actions are expressed as a binary string, a sequence of one or more 4-BYTE tuplets
# (beyond the initial "1" type value required for registry entry).
# The 4 fields (each a BYTE in length) in each tuplet are:
# { (Codec CID), (GPIO pin number), (GPIO action code), (Pin assertion sense) }
# The "Codec CID" must match a recognized CODEC (by CID) on the AC97 link, and the "GPIO pin number"
# must be a valid GPIO pin index for that CODEC. If GPIO is enabled, there must be at least one
# well-formed specification.
#
# GPIO Pin number = GPIO0=00, GPIO1=01, GPIO2=02, GPIO3=03, EAPD=04, VREF=05
#
# The valid values for "GPIO action code" (and implicit directions, GPI or GPO) are:
# 0= Disable software equalization (GPIDisableSoftwareEQ) (GPI)
# 1= Mute master volume, pins 35/36 (GPIMuteMasterVolume) (GPI)
# 2= DRM Digital Disable State (GPODRMDigitalDisable) (GPO)
# 3= GPI Mic Select (GPIMicSelect)
# 4= Mutes headphone volume, pins 39/41 (GPIMuteHPVolume)
# 5= GPI to GPO (GPIToGPO)
# 6= Mute codec pins according to mask in reg64h (9758 only) (GPIMuteCodecPins)
#
# "Pin assertion sense" maps the CODEC pin state to the logical assertion state of the action
# 0 means the action is asserted on a sensed (or driven for GPO) CODEC pin value 0
# 1 (non-zero) means asserted on sensed (driven) CODEC pin value 1.
#####################################################################################################
;mutually exclusive w/ the same stacsrv action; potential conflict!!!
;GPIOActions = hex: 00, 05, 06, 00 ;configures driver to mute amp using EAPD/GPIO/*VrefOut (current setting)*
;GPIOActions = hex: 00,00,01,01 ;GPIO0 mutes lineout when high
;MakeCodecsPlayInParallel = hex: 1
;MasterVolumeSwapHp = hex: 0 ; Swap master and headphone controls at register level (MasterControlsAux must be false to be effective).
;MasterControlsSPDIFPCM = hex: 0
;MICBoost30dB = hex: 0 ; prefer 30dB to 20dB Boost on MIC if available.
;MixerIncrementMicroSeconds = hex: d0, 07, 00, 00 ; 2000 uS delay on incremental mixer control updates (500 uS minimum enforced).
;ModemInhibitsD3RST = hex: 1
;MultiChannelDisable = hex: 0
;MuteInactiveDac = hex: 0 ; Prevent pops on PA1
;MutePinsOnDocking = hex: 1
;NonPCMLimitedByLinkRate = hex: 0 ; If true, and the user has limited the link to a non-48KHz rate, AC3 will not override the rate and the stream open will fail.
;LinkRateChangeLimitedByStreams = hex: 0 ; If true, a change to a "fixed" link rate will fail if it conflicts with the data rate of an active stream.
;PCMVolumeFixedLevel = hex: 08, 08 ; only meaningful in analog or DigitalMasterControlsAnalog mode
;PCMVolumeFixedLevelEQ = hex: 06, 06
;RecMuxMuteAtFloor = hex: 0 ; don't mute rec gain, even at bottom of slider
;SPDIFMutesMaster = hex: 0
;SPDIFMutesInactiveMaster = hex: 0
;SPDIFAssertsPR6 = hex: 0
;SPDIFOutputDisable = hex: 0
#The SPDIFSharedPinMuxBits key is required when we have SPDIF OUT on the same jack as any analog inputs/outputs
#(LINE IN, REAR etc.). When user enables SPDIF OUT driver uses this mask to check if this jack is configured as
#analog input or output and if it is it will remember that SPDIF OUT is on but actually won't turn it on until this
#jack is reconfigured as digital input/output. Digital input/output means that this jack is turned off in reg 64 and
#is not selected as input source in reg 66. Last three bits are shared pin mux bits from register 66
#In all higher bits the "1" should be provided at position of the bit that powers shared pin in reg. 64.
#Above we have bit 15 set, which powers pin43/44 and 5 is mux value of pin 43/44 in reg66.
;SPDIFSharedPinMuxBits = DWORD:0x0042 ; pin 23/24 is shared with SPDIF on Piranha
#
#Speaker Auto detection threshold expressed as signed, 16 bit signal value (should be positive), 0 - 32767.
#
;SpeakerAutoDetection = hex: 0
;SpeakerDetectionInput= hex: 0 ; Record mux selection values: (0: MIC), (1: CD), (2: Video), (3: Aux), (4: LineIn), (5: StereoMix), (6: MonoMix), (7: Phone).
;SpeakerDetectionAltMIC = hex: 0 ; Use Alternate MIC if MIC selected as speaker detection input.
;SpeakerDetectionOutputAux = hex: 0 ; Use Aux Out, else Line Out.
;SpeakerDetectionThreshold = hex: 0a, 00
;SpeakerDetectionRecordOnsetMilliSeconds = hex: 02
;SpeakerDetectionSamplingDelayMilliSeconds = hex: 04 ;Enables jack sensing.
;render_taps = hex: 0b, 00, 00, 00
;render_roll_off = hex: b6, 03, 00, 00
;render_beta = hex: 28, 23, 00, 00
;capture_taps = hex: 0b, 00, 00, 00
;capture_roll_off = hex: b6, 03, 00, 00
;capture_beta = hex: 28, 23, 00, 00
;UseSpeakerTypeForPcBeep= hex: 1 ; Uses speaker topology type (instead of analog control) to affect display by sndvol.
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