This manual describes how to setup the device driver for a TOSHIBA ATAPI CD/DVD-ROM Drive. This device driver is for the exclusive use of following TOSHIBA ATAPI CD/DVD-ROM drives: XM-5602B, XM-5702B, XM-6002B, XM-6102B, XM-6202B, XM-6302B, XM-6402B XM-6502B, XM-1502B, XM-1602B, XM-2402B, XM-1702B, XM-1802B, XM-1902B SD-M1002, SD-M1102, SD-M1202, SD-M1212, SD-C2202 How to setup the CD-ROM device driver. 1. Copy CD/DVD-ROM device driver to the system disk. The system disk can be a floppy, harddrive, or ? 2. Add the following line to CONFIG.SYS of the system disk. LASTDRIVE=Z DEVICE=<drive>:<path>\CDROMDRV.SYS <option switch> / Option switches: /D:<device name> Specifying the device name. Must match the device name of MSCDEX.EXE. /C:<turn stop time> Specifying the duration time which stops the drive motor when not using CD/DVD-ROM drive. The following value can be specified. /C:1 125 ms /C:2 250 ms /C:3 500 ms /C:4 1 s /C:5 2 s /C:6 4 s /C:7 8 s /C:8 16 s /C:9 32 s /C:A 1 min /C:B 2 min /C:C 4 min /C:D 8 min /C:E 16 min /C:F 32 min /V Display the detailed information on power up. /E Driver runs with the highest PIO mode by detecting PIO capability of CD/DVD-ROM drive. Use "/PIO" option when specifying PIO mode directly. /PIO:<pio_mode> Specifying PIO mode. Driver runs by using specified PIO mode. The setting for the PIO mode(pio_mode) is 0 to 4. If you specify a PIO mode which is not supported by CD/DVD-ROM drive, PIO mode is not available. /B Driver enables the DMA transfer. When specifying this option, the driver runs with the highest DMA mode by detecting DMA capability of CD/DVD-ROM drive. Use "/DMA" option when specifying DMA mode directly. /DMA:<Mdma_mode> Driver enables the DMA transfer. When specifying this option the driver runs using specified DMA mode. The range you may specify for the DMA mode(Mdma_mode) is M0-M2(Multi-word DMA) and U0-U2(Ultra DMA). If you specify a DMA mode which is not supported by the CD/DVD-ROM drive, DMA transfer mode is not available. /MAX Driver runs with the highest PIO/DMA mode by detecting PIO/DMA capabilities. /P:<Port,IRQ,[Device]> Specifying Port, IRQ and Device(Master or Slave) that are connected to CD/DVD-ROM drives. Device driver detects drives only against specified Port, IRQ and Device. Specify in Hex each Port and IRQ, and either Master(M) or Slave(S) for the Device. Device can be eliminated, and when eliminated, driver detects both Master and Slave drives. [Ex: Detects drive only Secondary-Master] DEVICE=CDROMDRV.SYS /D:CDROM001 /P:170,0F,M [Ex: Detects drives only Primary port] DEVICE=CDROMDRV.SYS /D:CDROM001 /P:1F0,0E [For example] Copying device driver to C:\CDROM, specifying TOSCD001 in the device name and specifying 1 minute in the turn stop time. DEVICE=C:\CDROM\CDROMDRV.SYS /D:TOSCD001 /C:A 3. Add the following line to AUTOEXEC.BAT. C:\DOS\MSCDEX.EXE /D:<device name> 4. Restart computer. Note: 1. The following is the restrictive item for (/B) (/DMA) option switch. (1) Driver supports DMA transfer only with Intel Triton and Triton2 PCI Chip Set. (2) When application buffer address (store CD/DVD-ROM data) is not word align, the driver will not DMA trnasfer. (Use PIO transfer) (3) When doing DMA transfer with Intel Triton2 PCI chip set, use EMM386.EXE version later than 4.49. (EMM386.EXE Version 4.49 should be in MS-DOS 6.22.) (4) When DMA transferring, load EMM386.EXE before this device driver is loaded into system. 2. Port and IRQ used by this driver often can not run successfully if it is conflicting with the drives (and drivers) of other companies.Download Driver Pack
After your driver has been downloaded, follow these simple steps to install it.
Expand the archive file (if the download file is in zip or rar format).
If the expanded file has an .exe extension, double click it and follow the installation instructions.
Otherwise, open Device Manager by right-clicking the Start menu and selecting Device Manager.
Find the device and model you want to update in the device list.
Double-click on it to open the Properties dialog box.
From the Properties dialog box, select the Driver tab.
Click the Update Driver button, then follow the instructions.
Very important: You must reboot your system to ensure that any driver updates have taken effect.
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