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Device Driver Installation Manual Date : January 1997
Copyright FUNAI ELECTRIC CO.,LTD
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You can connect the CD-ROM drive to E-IDE port of PC or Sound Blaster 16.
However,when you connect the E-IDE port of Sound Blaster,it may not operate
correctly by the type of OS. Following your OS,read the proper section.
This device driver supports FUNAI ATAPI CD-ROM Drive only.
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OS PC(E-IDE) Sound blaster 16
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DOS/WINDOWS3.1 D91XV340.SYS D91XV340.SYS
WINDOWS95 Windows95's driver Non supported
WINDOWS-NT Windows-NT's driver Non supported
OS2 Warp OS/2's driver Non supported
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Non supported : Device driver is not supported.
Those products of Sound Blaster series which have affixed "PnP" with its
name are accommodated to "Plug and Play". Those products can be set up
like a CD-ROM drive setup in E-IDE port of PC. There is the device driver
for DOS/WINDOWS3.1 in floppy disk. Other drivers are supported by any OS.
* SETUP floppy disk contains the following files.
SETUP.EXE Ver 5.40a: Setup program
SETUP.CFG : Configuration for setup program.
ENGLISH.TXT : Setup operation
JAPANESE.TXT : Setup operation
D91XV340.SYS : device driver
* The name of device driver will be changed because of updating D91XV340.SYS.
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Windows3.1 Environments
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< In case of connect the CD-ROM drive to IDE/ATAPI Interface in PC. >
In DOS session,execute the supplied SETUP program.
[1] Insert the supplied installation disk into drive A as a default.
[2] Type A: and press ENTER to set the current drive to drive A.
[3] Type SETUP and press ENTER. (to run the program SETUP.EXE on the disk.)
[4] Reboot your system after the installation completes successfully.
< In case of connect the CD-ROM drive to IDE/ATAPI Interface in Sound Blaster16 >
The operation steps are as same as in IDE/ATAPI Interface in PC.
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Windows95 Environments
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< In case of connect the CD-ROM drive to IDE/ATAPI Interface in PC. >
[1] You need not execute the supplied SETUP program.
[2] Connect the CD-ROM drive to your computer and stand up Windows 95 system.
[3] Configration and setup will be completed automatically using "Plug and
Play" function of Windows 95.
When you access the files in the CD-ROM drive under DOS session of
Windows 95 ,follow next step.
Execute the supplied SETUP program.
Step[1] to [4] are same as "Windows3.1 Environment".
[5] After the installation completes successfully, copy the MSCDEX.EXE file
in the directory C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND to the directory C:\DOS. and restart
your Windows95 system.
< In case of connect the CD-ROM drive to IDE/ATAPI Interface in Sound Blaster16 >
Device driver for CD-ROM drive connection to the Sound Blaster16 IDE/ATAPI
Interface under Windows95 environments is not available.
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Windows-NT Environments
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< In case of connect the CD-ROM drive to IDE/ATAPI Interface in PC. >
[1] You need not execute the supplied SETUP program.
[2] In case of replacing or adding CD-ROM drive,set up as the following in
Windows-NT desktop.
[3] Click the icon of "control panel",and then click the device. Device menu
appears.
[4] Select "atapi" and click the "Startup@Boot".
< In case of connect the CD-ROM drive to IDE/ATAPI Interface in Sound Blaster16. >
Device driver for CD-ROM drive connection to the Sound Blaster16 IDE/ATAPI
Interface under Windows-NT environments is not available.
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OS/2 Warp Environments
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< In case of connect the CD-ROM drive to IDE/ATAPI Interface in PC. >
[1] You need not execute the supplied SETUP program.
[2] In case of replacing or adding CD-ROM drive,set up as the following in
OS/2 Warp desktop.
1. Click the icon of "OS/2 System".
2. Click the icon of "System setup".
3. Click the icon of "Selective Install"
4. The memu of "System Configuration" is appeared.
5. Click "CD-ROM Device Support".
6. Select "Non-listed IDE CD-ROM" and click "OK".
7. Click "OK" button.
8. "OS/2 Setup and Installation" menu appears.
9. Click "Install"button.
10. "Source directory"menu appears.
11. Click "Change"button.
12. Insert the follopy disk or CD-ROM supplied with OS/2 system to current
drive.
13. Click "Set"button.
14. CD-ROM device drive will be installed.
15. After installation,restart OS/2 System.
< In case of connect the CD-ROM drive to IDE/ATAPI Interface in Sound Blaster16. >
Device driver for CD-ROM drive connection to the Sound Blaster16 IDE/ATAPI
Interface under OS/2 Warp environments is not available.
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Confirmation / Manual modification for device driver installalltion.
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< To install driver manually in CONFIG.SYS >
device = C:\CD-ROM\D91XV340.SYS /S:(address),(IRQ),(switch) /D:mscd001 /BMx
/S:
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address IRQ Port
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1FOH to 1F7H 14 Primary port
170H to 177H 15 Secondary port
1E8H to 1EFH 11 or 12 Tertiary port
168H to 16FH 10 or 11 Quaternary port
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switch
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0 master
1 slave
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/BMx
Setup the DMA transfer mode by specifying the value 0,1 or 2 for"x".if not
setup this option, default DMA transfer mode of the CD-ROM will be applied.
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x transfer rate (ATA specification)
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0 4.167 MB/s
1 13.33 MB/s
2 16.67 MB/s
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lastdrive =z
last valid drive letter,DOS defaults to 'e'. If you have 3 or more hard disks,
or RAM disks,this must be used to expand the number of letters available.
Example:
device = D91XV340.SYS /D:mscd001 /S:170,15,0 /BM
< To install Microsoft MSCDEX.EXE via AUTOEXEC.BAT >
mscdex /d:mscd001 /l:<drive letter> /m:15
/d: Name of CD-ROM device driver.Must match the value specifies in config.sys.
/l: Specifies the drive letter to use for CD-ROM, If this, "/l:<drive letter>"
is not here, the next avaliavle drive letter is used.
/m: Switch determines how many sector buffers MSCDEX will allocate when it
install itself. The larger this value is,the more sector cache entries
are available and the less MSCDEX will have to read directly from the
drive. It is especially important that there be enough entries to cache
the path table, and the more entries avaliable for directory sectors,
the less MSCDEX will have to reread the directory files.
Typically,each drive should have at a minimum about 4-5 buffers per drive
but the larger this value is ,the better the performance will be.
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General Notes
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1. If you run the installation program SETUP.EXE,it will automatically insert
the necessary commands in the CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT files.
2. You do not need manual setup because the device driver automatically
detects IRQ,PRIMARY/SECONDARY/TERTIALY/QUATERNARY and the port address
of which CD-ROM is conneted.
3. This CD-ROM is designed according to the specificaation of IDE/ATAPI inter-
face. Be sure to connect the CD-ROM to IDE/ATAPI interface. Otherwise,the
installation may cause malfuction or trouble in your system and/or the CD-ROM
.
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Notes for Windows95 Environments
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If you do not use the setup program , you must set the following conditions.
1. Windows95 does not have AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS. You need to make these
files and save to the route directory C:\.
2. Windows95 does not have the directory C:\DOS. You need to make it.
3. You need to copy the MSCDEX.EXE file of the directory C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND to
the directory C:\DOS.
< Trademark>
* DOS/Windows3.1 is a registered trademark of Microsoft corporation.
* Windows-NT is registered trademark of Microsoft corporation.
* MSCDEX and microsoft are a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.
* Sound Blaster 16 is registered trademark of Creative Technology Ltd.
* OS/2 Warp is registered trademark of IBM corporation.
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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.
For more help, visit our Driver Support section for step-by-step videos on how to install drivers for every file type.