This diskette image is for the IBM
4X Stereo PCMCIA CD-Rom Drive (1969009).
This image is for the Setup Diskette,
which should have been included with the
(1969009) 4X Stereo PCMCIA CD-Rom Drive.
The 4X Stereo PCMCIA CD-Rom Drive should
also have included two Sound Diskettes for
a Windows 3.1x Audio Utility.
The following should be found after the
4XSOUND.ZIP image is unzipped.
Volume in drive A has no label.
The Volume Serial Number is 25CD:D815.
Directory of A:\
TESTPCM EXE 19120 3-27-96 1:00a
CD400ROM DDP 219 3-27-96 1:00a
CD400ROM ADD 22246 1-24-95 1:00a
CD400CRD SYS 9226 5-08-96 1:01a
CD400SIN HLP 1106 3-27-96 1:00a
CARDINFO DLL 1383 3-27-96 1:00a
CD400S SCR 2997 1-24-95 1:00a
CD400SND SYS 41490 1-24-95 1:00a
AUDPLAY ICO 4395 1-24-95 1:00a
CONTROL SCR 3443 4-22-96 1:01a
CLOCK01 SYS 4015 1-24-95 1:00a
CLOCK02 SYS 4114 1-24-95 1:00a
TIMER0 SYS 2960 1-24-95 1:00a
MINSTALL EXE 226832 1-24-95 1:00a
CD400VSD DLL 1099 3-27-96 1:00a
CD400 MPD 14336 2-27-96 1:00a
PCMCDSND SYS 21992 3-26-96 1:02a
INSTALL EXE 60416 5-08-96 1:00a
MSCDEX EXE 24625 1-24-95 1:00a
CD400 INF 1115 3-26-96 1:00a
CD4XJOY INF 1950 3-26-96 1:00a
CD4XSND INF 6329 3-26-96 1:00a
CD4XROM INF 1223 3-26-96 1:00a
VJOYD VXD 21534 2-27-96 1:00a
CD4XJOY DRV 7744 2-27-96 1:00a
VCD4JOYD VXD 24619 2-27-96 1:00a
CD4X1688 DRV 55024 2-27-96 1:00a
CD4X1688 VXD 41612 3-03-96 1:00a
ESFM DRV 20960 2-27-96 1:00a
IBMAVSP LOG 0 5-29-96 2:54p
30 file(s) 648124 bytes used
Total files listed:
30 file(s) 648124 bytes used
797696 bytes free
The following information is from the
User's Guide to the 4X PCMCIA CD-Rom Drives.
The User's Guide provides a Quick Install
section as well as a detailed installation
section. Follow the User's Guide to install
the Drive. The User's Guide will also
include Software Installation steps.
Installing the Drive Software
Use the installation instructions for the
operating system installed in your computer.
DOS and Windows 3.1x
Use these instructions for both the
base and stereo models:
1. Turn on the computer and turn on the
CD ROM drive by moving the power
switch (19) to the on positon.
2. Insert the correct setup diskette
into diskette drive A: [stereo model
setup diskette (78H5109) is not the
same as the base model setup
diskette (52H3388)].
3. At the DOS command prompt, type
A:INSTALL then press enter.
4. Select one of the following options,
then press enter:
* Automatic Installation - installs the
driver and updates the CONFIG.SYS
and AUTOEXEC.BAT files.
* Custom Installation - installs the
driver and updates the CONFIG.SYS
and AUTOEXEC.BAT files, but first
lets you change the default IRQ
and base I/O address.
5. You must confirm the selection by
selecting Yes. Use the Up Arrow or
Down Arrow keys to make your selection.
Press enter. A message appears
requesting that you restart the computer
to make the changes take effect.
6. Restart DOS
(page 2-9)
Windows 3.1x Audio Utility (Stereo Model Only)
The stereo model provides an audio utility
for Windows 3.1x that includes sound and
miscellaneous functions. Follow the steps
to install the utility:
1. Start Windows 3.1x (You will hear the
Windows startup sound if you have
successfully installed the device
driver).
2. Insert the Sound Diskette 1 of 2 into
the A: diskette drive.
3. Start the installation program.
- Click on FILE from the Program
Manager Menu Bar.
- Click on RUN from the menu list.
- Type A:SETUP and press enter.
4. Review the Welcome to ...
and click on Continue.
5. Click on Software Installation.
6. Verify the directory for the installation
of the audio utility (default is
C:\PCAUDIO). Click on OK. You will be
prompted to confirm the directory
selection. Click on CONFIRM DIRECTORY.
7. Select one of the following options:
- Complete Installation to install all
the utility functions.
- Custom Installation to install selected
utility functions.
8. Follow the instructions and click on
EXIT when the process completes.
If you have to resolve a resource conflict,
or want to customize the installation, you
can edit the CD-ROM device driver statement
in the CONFIG.SYS file:
DEVICE=C:\CD400\PCMCDSND.SYS /I:nn /P:nnn
/D:aaaaaaa /NOBEEP
where:
/I:nn To assign an IRQ number (nn) to
the device driver. The IRQ levels
you can use with the CDRom drive
are 7, 9, 11, and 15.
/P:nnn To assign a specific I/O address
(nnn) [hexadecimal] for the
CD-Rom drive.
/D:aaaaaaa To specify another device name
for MSCDEX
/NOBEEP To make the device not beep at
the insertion of the PCMCIA card.
(page 2-10)
Windows 95
Use these instructions for both the base and
stereo models. The Windows 95 installation
process leads you through the installation
process once started. Follow these steps:
1. Turn on the computer and turn on the CD-ROM
drive by moving the power switch (19) to
the on position. the CD-ROM drive must
be connected to the computer.
2. Start Windows 95.
3. Windows 95 recognizes a new drive and
displays the New Hardware window. Select
DRIVER PROVIDED BY HARDWARE MANUFACTURER,
and click on OK.
4. Insert the Setup Diskette into the
A: diskette drive for the correct
CD-ROM drive.
5. When you see INSTALL FROM DISK, click
on OK.
6. When you see the message, DO YOU WANT
TO RESTART YOUR COMPUTER NOW?, click
YES. Remove the Setup Diskette from
the diskette drive.
OS/2 Warp with the Base Model
Use these instructions to install the
base model under OS/2 Warp:
1. Turn on the computer and turn on the
CD-ROM drive by moving the power
switch (19) to the on position.
2. Insert the correct Setup Diskette
into the A: diskette drive for
the CD-ROM drive model.
3. Double-click on the OS/2 System
folder and then on System Setup.
4. Double-click on Device Driver Install.
5. Modify the destination directory and
path or accept the default destination
path, then click on INSTALL.
6. Click on OK on the Installation Information
window. Note that Selective Install is not
required when using these instructions.
7. Click on EXIT on the OS/2 Device
Driver Installation Window.
8. Click on YES when the message, Exit the
Program appears.
9. Click on OK when the message, Changes have
been made to your system configuration. You
must perform a shutdown and restart OS/2
for these changes to take effect appears.
(page 2-11)
OS/2 Warp with the Stereo Model
Use these instructions to install the stereo
model under OS/2 Warp:
1. Verify the presence of Multimedia Presentation Manager:
a. Start OS/2.
b. If the MMPM/2 is installed on the computer, the
Multimedia Folder is found on the OS/2 desktop.
If MMPM/2 is not installed, refer to the OS/2 Warp
documentation for installation instructions.
2. Install the CD-ROM Device Driver:
a. Turn on the computer and turn on the CD-ROM drive by
moving the power switch (19) to the ON position.
b. Insert the correct Setup Diskette into the A:
diskette drive for the CD-ROM Drive model.
c. Double-click on the OS/2 System folder and then
on System Setup.
d. Double-chck on Device Driver Install.
e. Modify the destination directory and path,
or accept the default destination, then click
on Install.
f. Click on OK on the Installation Information
window. Note that Selective Install is not
required during this part of the installation.
g. Click on Exit on the OS/2 Device Driver Installation
window.
h. Click on YES when the message, Exit the
Program appears.
i. Click on OK when the message, Changes have been made
to your system configuration. You must perform a
shutdown and restart OS/2 for these changes to take
effect appears.
j. Shut down and restart OS/2.
Install Sound Support
a. Insert the Setup Diskette into drive A.
b. Double-click on OS/2 System and then on Drives.
c. Double-click on Drive A.
d. Double-click on MINSTALL.EXE to start the program.
e. Click on External 4X PCMCIA if it is not already
selected, then click on Install.
f. Click on Yes on the MMPM/2 Change CONFIG.SYS
window.
g. Verify that the number of devices is 1 on the
Multimedia Installation window, then click on OK.
h. Click on OK when the message MMPM/2 - CONFIG.SYS
Changed appears.
i. Click on OK when the message: MMPM/2 Installation
Successful appears.
j. Shut down and restart OS/2.
If you have to resolve a resource conflict, or want to
customize the installation, you can edit the CONFIG.SYS
file:
BASEDEV=CD400CRD.SYS /P:nnn /EXIRQ:n /NOBEEP
where
/P:nnn To assign a specific I/O address
(nnn) (hexadecimal) to the
CD-Rom drive.
/EXIRQ:n To exclude the spcified IRQ number (n).
The program assigns another IRQ number
to the CD ROM drive. The IRQ levels you
can use with the CD ROM drive are 7, 9,
11, and 15.
/NOBEEP To make the device not beep at the
insertion of the PCMCIA card.
(page 2-12)
Completing the Installation
Ensure that you have shut down and restarted
the operating system so that you can use
the drive. Note the following results from the
installation process:
* The installation process assigns a drive letter
to the CD Rom drive. If the computer has more
than one PCMCIA card slot, the process identifies
the slot with the CD Rom PCMCIA card and enables
access to the drive.
* The drive letter assigned at installation remains
unchanged even if the PCMCIA card is inserted
into another available slot.
* The CD Rom drive operates the same regardless
of whether the computer starts with or without
the PCMCIA card inserted into the PCMCIA
card slot.
* If using stereo model under OS/2 Warp, new icons
are added to the Multimedia folder when the
stereo modem sound support has been installed.
To use the sound support, double-click the
corresponding icon.
(page 2-13)
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.