TABLE OF CONTENTS ----------------- I. Files on Disk II. Updates/Additional Information I. FILES ON DISK ---------------- Utilities --------- SETUP EXE - Decompression utility to load software. CLR COM - Clear screen utility for enhanced text modes. ESU COM - Enhanced text mode selection utility. README COM - Types file README.TXT. README TXT - This file. HTVGA EXE - Screen save and emulation utility. ALTPARM EXE - Alternate monitor parameter utility. ALTPARM DAT - Data file for ALTPARM.EXE ERGO600 ALT - Parameter file: 800 x 600 at 72 Hz. ERGO480 ALT - Parameter file: 640 x 480 at 72 Hz. ERGO768 ALT - Parameter file: 1024 x 768 at 62.5 KHz/72 Hz. ERGO768A ALT - Parameter file: 1024 x 768 at 58.1 KHz/72 Hz. VESA1K70 ALT - Parameter file: 1024 x 768 at 70 Hz. 76HZ480 ALT - Parameter file: 640 x 480 at 76 Hz. 76HZ600 ALT - Parameter file: 800 x 600 at 76 Hz. 56HZ600 ALT - 800 x 600 for 56 Hz monitors such as NEC 2A. NANA9070 ALT - Parameter file for Nanao 9070. NEC4FG ALT - Parameter file for NEC MultiSync 4FG. CM1440 ALT - Parameter file for Seiko 1440. MITS6605 ALT - Parameter file for Mitsubishi 6605. SONY1304 ALT - Parameter file for Sony 1304. NANA8060 ALT - Parameter file for Nanao 8060. INTRLACE ALT - Parameter file for Interlaced Monitors. HTVESA COM - VESA Bios Extension TSR. Lotus 2.0 --------- ******** Driver only installed for LoColor BIOS ************ GD720V20 DRV - 720 x 540 graphics driver. *************************************************************** GD800V20 DRV - 800 x 600 graphics driver. VD80X60 DRV - 80 x 60 text driver. VD100X60 DRV - 100 x 60 text driver. VD132X25 DRV - 132 x 25 text driver. VD132X43 DRV - 132 x 43 text driver. Word Perfect 5.0 ---------------- WP800 WPD - 800 x 600 - 16 color graphics driver. WP1KC16 WPD - 1024 x 768 - 16 color graphics driver. Word Perfect 5.1 ---------------- OEMGRAPH VRS - Graphics driver file. OEMTEXT VRS - Text driver file. Word 5.x -------- VIDSETUP EXE - Resolution setup program. SCREEN VID - Driver file. GEM/3 & Ventura --------------- SD800 VGA - GEM & Ventura 800 x 600 graphics driver. SD1024C VGA - GEM & Ventura 1024 x 768 graphics driver. AutoCAD ------- VGAREL11 COM - AutoCAD 9, 10 and 11 Real Mode driver. R11INST EXE - AutoCAD 11 installation program. ADIDISP EXP - AutoCAD 386 Protected Mode driver. CADVANCE -------- GS1024 DRV - 1024 x 768 16 color driver. GS800 DRV - 800 x 600 16 color driver. P-CAD ----- DPCAD1K DRV - 1024 X 768 with 16 colors. DPCAD640 DRV - 640 x 480 with 16 colors. ******** Driver only installed for LoColor BIOS ************ DPCAD720 DRV - 720 x 540 with 16 colors. *************************************************************** DPCAD800 DRV - 800 x 600 with 16 colors. Generic CADD ------------ GCAD1024 VGD - 1024 x 768 with 16 colors. GCAD2480 VGD - 640 x 480 with 256 colors. GCAD2600 VGD - 800 x 600 with 256 colors. VersaCAD Design --------------- VCAD1024 EXE - 1024 x 768 with 16 colors. VCAD800 EXE - 800 x 600 with 16 colors. VCAD53 CFG - VersaCAD 5.3 configuration file. VCAD54 CFG - VersaCAD 5.4 configuration file. VersaCAD/386 ------------ VCAD1KP EXE - VersaCAD/386 1024 x 768 with 16 colors. VCAD386 CFG - VersaCAD/386 configuration file. Presentation Manager -------------------- MONMS DLL - Monitor file for NEC MultiSync monitors. MON9070 DLL - Monitor file for Nanao 9070 monitors. MONMS2A DLL - Monitor file for NEC MultiSync 2A monitors. MONXL DLL - Monitor file for NEC MultiSync XL monitors. MONXLI DLL - Monitor file for NEC XL (1024x768 interlaced mode) monitors. MONMS2 DLL - Monitor file for MultiSync II monitors. MONPLUS DLL - Monitor file for MultiSync Plus monitors. MONPLUSI DLL - Monitor file for NEC Plus (1024x768 interlaced mode) monitors. MON8060 DLL - Monitor file for Nanao 8060 monitors. MON9070I DLL - Monitor file for NANAO 9070 (1024x768 interlaced mode). MONSONY DLL - Monitor file for Sony monitors. MONSONYI DLL - Monitor file for SONY Multiscan (1024x768 interlaced mode). MONXLO DLL - Monitor file for old MultiSync XL monitors. VGA640 DLL - 640 x 480 16 color driver file. ******** Driver only installed for LoColor BIOS ************ VGA720 DLL - 720 x 540 16 color driver file. *************************************************************** VGA800 DLL - 800 x 600 16 color driver file. VGA1024 DLL - 1024 x 768 16 color driver file. II. UPDATES/ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ------------------------------------ Windows NT March 1993 Beta Driver Installation ------------------------------------------- NOTE: This installation procedure assumes that you have installed and are running the March 1993 Windows NT Beta. Because of incompatibilities between the current setup program and Windows NT, this installation must be performed manually. This driver is NOT compatible with the October 1992 Windows NT Beta! This driver works for the HT216-32, and requires 512K of video memory. If you want to use the 256 color modes with resolutions greater than 640 x 480, you must have 1M of video memory. 1) If you have a previous release of HT216-32 drivers for the March 1993 Windows NT Beta, go to the next section, titled "Windows NT March 1993 Beta Update". 2) Format a blank floppy disk to copy the files to. 3) Create a zero length file called "DISK2" on the newly formatted floppy. 4) Create a directory called "I386" on the floppy. 5) Pkunzip NT.ZIP and copy the files "HT216_32.SYS", "VGA.DLL", "VGA256.DLL" and "OEMSETUP.INF" to the "I386" directory on the floppy. 6) Start Windows NT Setup 7) When prompted for the full path of the Windows NT Distribution files, enter the drive letter of the drive containing the floppy you created. For example, if you used the "A" drive, the full path would be "A:\I386\" 8) Click on Continue 9) Select the Change System Settings option. 10) Click on the right pulldown button for the Display option. 11) Select the "Other (requires a disk from a hardware manufacturer)" option. 12) Enter the same path to this prompt as you did in step 7. 13) Select the "Headland HT216-32 VGA 1MB, 1024x768, 256 colors" option. 14) Click "OK" 15) Exit Setup 16) Using the registry editor (regedt32.exe), open the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE window, and open the following path: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services 17) Delete the "V7VRAM" node. 18) Close the registry, and exit the registry editor. 19) Reboot system to use the installed driver. Windows NT March 1993 Beta Driver Update ---------------------------------------- If you have already installed an HT216-32 driver for Windows NT, the update procedure is similar to the installation. 1) Follow steps 2 through 10 of the installion procedure. 2) Select a video mode option for the HT216-32 DIFFERENT from the current mode option. 3) Click "OK" 4) When prompted to use the currently installed drivers or install new ones, select "New" 5) When prompted for the full path of the Windows NT Distribution files, enter the drive letter of the drive containing the floppy you created. For example, if you used the "A" drive, the full path would be "A:\I386\" 6) Click on Continue 7) Exit Setup 8) Reboot the system to use the updated drivers If you should encounter problems with setting the 640x480 256 color mode, use the registry editor (regedt32.exe) to open the following path: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\HT216_32 Examine the values for the key "Device0", paying special attention to the values DefaultSettings.XResolution and DefaultSettings.YResolution. If these values do not match those corresponding to the Setup option you selected, update them manually and close the registry. Reboot the system, and it should come up in the mode corresponding to the option you selected. Windows 3.1 Driver Installation ------------------------------- NOTE: This Windows installation procedure assumes that you have already used the SETUP utility to extract the Windows driver off utility disk and have installed them to the Window's SYSTEM directory. If you have not done so, please do so now before proceeding. 1) Install Windows using "VGA" as the display option. Choosing another driver will lead to incorrect results. 2) While running Windows in VGA mode, select the CONTROL PANEL icon in the MAIN program group. Next select the HTDISPLAY icon. 3) Select the desired color depth, supported font size, and supported screen resolution. When the desired display configuration is set, select OK to set the configuration. 4) Next, you will be prompted to either use the CURRENT screen drivers or NEW screen drivers from drive A. Select the appropriate option. 5) Hit RESTART to run Windows in your new display configuration. In the future, to change the display configuration repeat steps 2, 3, 4, and 5. Windows 3.0 Driver Installation (256 Color Only) ------------------------------------------------ 1) Install Windows 3.0 using "VGA" as the display option. Choosing another driver will lead to incorrect results. 2) Unpack the HT256.DRV file from the Headland Utility/Driver Diskette into your Windows 3.0 SYSTEM directory with the following command (assumes diskette is in drive A and Windows system directory is C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM): a:\pkunzip a:\win.zip c:\windows\system\ ht256.drv 3) Before starting Windows 3.0, use a text editor (such as DOS EDIT.COM) to edit the \WINDOWS\SYSTEM.INI file. 4) In SYSTEM.INI, under the [boot] section, edit the "display.drv=vga.drv" line to read "display.drv=ht256.drv". 5) At the end of SYSTEM.INI, add a new section labeled [v7vga.drv] as follows: [v7vga.drv] WidthXHeight=1024x768 If you would like a smaller resolution, you may use 640x480 or 800x600. 6) Start Windows 3.0. IBM OS/2 2.X Driver Installation -------------------------------- NOTE: If you do not have OS/2 2.1+, contact IBM and request OS/2 2.1+ (beta or release). The following assumes you are installing OS/2 2.1+. The following steps are required to add OS/2 2.1 support for the HT216 family of SVGA controllers. These steps assume the HT216 distribution disk is in drive A and OS/2 is on drive C. 1) Install OS/2 2.1 normally. 2) Create the HEADLAND subdirectory. a. Open a DOS window. b. Type "md os2\headland". 3) Unzip the HT216 OS/2 support files. a. Type "A:". b. Type "pkunzip os2_2x c:\os2\headland". 4) Rename SVGA.EXE. a. Type "C:". b. Type "cd \os2". c. Type "rename SVGA.EXE SVGA_IBM.EXE" d. Type "copy headland\SVGA.EXE". 5) Rename VSVGA.SYS a. Type "cd mdos". b. Type "rename "VSVGA.SYS VSVGAIBM.SYS". c. Type "copy ..\headland\VSVGA.SYS". d. Type "exit". 6) Update CONFIG.SYS using "OS/2 System Editor a. Open the file C:\CONFIG.SYS with OS/2 System Editor. b. Find the line that starts with "LIBPATH=.;C:\..." c. Modify this line to include the HEADLAND subdirectory. "LIBPATH=C:\OS2\HEADLAND;.;C:\..." d. Save the changed file. 7) Restart OS/2. 8) Change display resolution. a. Start "Selective Install" from the System Setup folder. b. Select "Super Video Graphics Array" for Primary display if it is not already chosen. c. Select "OK" button. d. Select "INSTALL" button. e. After a few minutes of processing, a dialog box will appear with a choice of display resolutions. Choose one. 9) Restart OS/2. Your new resolution will be in use. IBM OS/2 1.X Installation ------------------------- Please follow directions in IBM OS/2 1.X manual. GEM 3.x and VENTURA 2.0 Installation ------------------------------------ GEM and VENTURA drivers are now installed and configured by SETUP. To install GEM 3.x drivers users should install GEM using any VGA mode driver. Setup will automatically replace the current driver with 800x600x16 or 1024x768x16. To return to default driver, users will now have to reconfigure from GEM diskettes. To install VENTURA 2.0 user must install for the following VGA Option: "A IBM VGA or compatible (640x480) 16 of 256K colors or greys." Setup will automatically replace the current driver with 800x600x16 or 1024x768x16. To return to default driver, users will now have to reconfigure from Ventura diskettes. NOTE: Ventura installation does not require knowing if professional extensions were installed any longer. NOTE: If both drivers are chosen only the 1024x768x16 driver will be installed for GEM or VENTURA. Microsoft Mouse Drivers ----------------------- * Microsoft Word 5.x * In order for the mouse cursor to appear correctly in all modes for Microsoft Word 5.0 and 5.5 you need to have Microsoft Mouse driver version 8.20 or later (versions that supports the MOUSE.INI file). The following line should be set or added to MOUSE.INI under the heading [mouse] which should be added if necessary as well: [mouse] HardwareCursorSupport=ON * Norton 6.x/Central Point Antivirus * When a mouse driver is loaded, these applications will display screen corruption. To correct problem, it is recommended that the mouse driver not be loaded if these applications must be used. NOTE: This problem occurs with mouse drivers tested from all vendors and with all versions. * CGA Emulation * CGA emulation cannot be activated when a Microsoft Mouse driver version 8.00 or later is installed. If you need to use the mouse while in CGA emulation, you must first activatate the emulation then load the mouse driver. NOTE: No problem of this sort is seen with the Logitech Mouse driver of any version.Download Driver Pack
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