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                  |   SOFTWARE INSTALLATION PROCEDURES    |
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      To install your CD-ROM drive for use with MS-DOS, you need:

      * An  IBM personal computer  or  compatible  with 80386  or  later
        processor chip and a minimum of 640K of conventional memory.
      * A CD-ROM drive (included).
      * CD-ROM installation disk (included).
      * MS-DOS Version 3.1 or later.

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                  |   WHAT'S ON THE INSTALLATION DISK?     |
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      The installation disk contains  all the software needed to install
      and  operate  the  CD-ROM.  A  list  of  the  files  and  a  brief
      description of each follows:

      MSCDEX.EXE      Microsoft MS-DOS CD-ROM Extensions software, which
                      enables the computer to access the CD-ROM drive.
      MTMCDAI.SYS     CD-ROM device driver.
      SETUPD.EXE      CD-ROM installation program which tells the CD-ROM
                      driver how you want it organized.
      READMEA.ENG     Text file is written by English. (This text file.)
      READMEA.GER     Text file is written by German.
      READMEA.FRE     Text file is written by French.
      READMEA.SPA     Text file is written by Spanish.
      READMEA.ITA     Text file is written by Italian.
      READMEA.JPN     Text file is written by Japanese.

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                |     CD-ROM DEVICE DRIVER INSTALLATION      |
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      Certain software programs  must be loaded in order to access a CD-
      ROM disc  in your CD-ROM drive  as  if it were an MS-DOS formatted
      disk. The CD-ROM software files must be properly installed in your
      computer before the CD-ROM drive can read a CD-ROM disc.

      The procedure for installation is as follow:

      1. Insert the supplied installation disk into drive A (or B).

      2. Type A: (or B:) and press ENTER to select drive A (or B).

      3. At the DOS prompt A:\ (or B:\), type SETUPD and press ENTER.
         (Run the program SETUPD.EXE on the disk.)

      4. Follow the instructions on the screen.

      5. Reboot your system when it completes successfully.

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                       |   DEVICE DRIVER PARAMETERS   |
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      The MTMCDAI.SYS file is device driver that can be installed in the
      directory of your choice. The CONFIG.SYS file specifies this file,
      thereby allowing your computer to identify  and operate the CD-ROM
      drive. This device driver can support up to 8 drives.

      Most computers will function adequately  with most of the  default
      settings for this file.   However,  there are some parameters that
      can be changed, if necessary.  This section explains  the function
      of each parameter. Use a text editor, such as MS-DOS "EDLIN",  or
      "EDIT" to modify the appropriate line in your CONFIG.SYS file.

      For the MTMCDAI.SYS device driver,  the line  in CONFIG.SYS is  in
      the following format.

              DEVICE=[drive:][path]MTMCDAI.SYS
              /D:device-name [/P:xxx,yy] [/A:n] [/U:n] [/L:xx]

      Note: The actual device driver entry is not  truncated  and should
            be placed entirely on one line in the CONFIG.SYS file.

      [drive:][path]MTMCDAI.SYS
          Specifies  the location (drive and directory) and  name of the
          device driver file.

      /D:device-name
          Specifies  the device name  of  the CD-ROM drive (8 characters
          maximum).  This must be identical to the device name specified
          in the MSCDEX.EXE parameters. For example:

              DEVICE=C:\MTM\MTMCDAI.SYS /D:MTMIDE01

      [/P:xxx,yy]
          Specifies the IDE port that is connected to the drive, and the
          interrupt request.

          'xxx' should be the base address of IDE port.
                xxx = 1f0 : Primary(Channel 1)
                      170 : Secondary(Channel 2)
                      1e8 : Channel 3
                      168 : Channel 4
          'yy' should be the interrupt channel.
                yy =  14       : Primary(Channel 1)
                      15 or 10 : Secondary(Channel 2)
                      12 or 11 : Channel 3
                      10 or  9 : Channel 4

          Only  when the CD-ROM drives are connected to the primary port
          using  interrupt channel 14  and/or  the secondary port  using
          interrupt  channel 15  is  it  unnecessary  to  specify  a  /P
          parameter.

          For example,  when eight drives has been connected, the syntax
          in the CONFIG.SYS file should be as follows:

              DEVICE=C:\MTM\MTMCDAI.SYS
              /D:MTMIDE01 /P:1f0,14 /P:170,15 /P:1e8,12 /P:168,10

          Note: The actual  device driver  entry  is  not truncated  and
                should be placed entirely  on one line in the CONFIG.SYS
                file.

      [/A:n]
          Specifies the audio play mode.   For a stereo CD, /A:0 or /A:1
          is acceptable. For a monaural CD (left or right channel only),
          /A:1 will play  the monaural audio signal  from both the right
          and the left channels. Default is n=0.

      [/U:n]
          Specifies the door lock or unlock.  /U:0 is 'unlock'.  /U:1 is
          'lock'. Default is n=0.

      [/L:xx]
          Specifies  the  message language.   Applicable language is  as
          follows:

              'xx' = US : English (This is default.)
                     GR : German
                     FR : French
                     SP : Spanish
                     IT : Italian
                     JP : Japanese

          If you want English,  you do not have to specify.  If you want
          the other language,  the syntax in the CONFIG.SYS file  should
          be as follows:

              DEVICE=C:\MTM\MTMCDAI.SYS /D:MTMIDE01 /L:JP

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                |   MICROSOFT CD-ROM EXTENSIONS PARAMETERS   |
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      Microsoft CD-ROM Extensions (MSCDEX.EXE) is  an executable program
      for MS-DOS (Version 3.1 or higher)  that works in conjunction with
      the device driver (MTMCDAI.SYS) to allow  your computer  to access
      CD-ROM discs  in the CD-ROM drive as if they were MS-DOS formatted
      disks.  This program is written by Microsoft  and  is specifically
      designed  to work  with  the Microsoft  designed  operating system
      commonly  called  MS-DOS.    Computers  with  MS-DOS  "compatible"
      operating systems may experience unpredictable results unless  the
      operating  system  manufacturer  provides  an alternative  to  the
      MSCDEX program.

      The installation program  automatically modifies  the AUTOEXEC.BAT
      file  so that your computer can access the CD-ROM drive.  However,
      there are some parameters  that can be changed  if you wish.  This
      section explains the function of each parameter. Use a text editor,
      such  as MS-DOS "EDLIN" or "EDIT",  to modify the appropriate line
      in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file.

      The syntax of the MSCDEX.EXE entry in AUTOEXEC.BAT is:

          [drive:][path]MSCDEX.EXE
          /D:device-name [/M:nn] [/E] [/V] [/L:drive letter] [/K] [/S]

      Note: The actual MSCDEX.EXE command line  in the AUTOEXEC.BAT file
            is not truncated and should be placed entirely on one line.

      [drive:][path]MSCDEX.EXE
          Specifies the location (drive and directory) of the MSCDEX.EXE
          file.

      /D:device-name
          Specifies the name of the CD-ROM drive. This must be identical
          to  the device name  specified  in  the device driver  in  the
          CONFIG.SYS file.  For example:

              C:\MTM\MSCDEX.EXE /D:MTMIDE01

      [/M:nn]
          Specifies the number  of sector buffers  for temporary storage
          of  the most recent disc data.   For example  to specify  four
          sector buffers you would use:

              C:\MTM\MSCDEX.EXE /D:MTMIDE01 /M:4

          The installation program will set this value to 10.
          The default value is 4.

      Note: The  greater this value,  the  better  the CD-ROM drive will
            perform.  However, each buffer uses about 2KB of memory, and
            specifying too many buffers may slow down computer operation
            or  interfere  with other programs  which have  large memory
            usage requirements. Using expanded memory (see the /E option
            in  this section)  or  loading MSCDEX.EXE  into upper memory
            block  (refer to your MS-DOS User Manual  or  Memory Manager
            User Manual)  may allow  you  to specify  a larger number of
            buffers  to enhance CD-ROM performance  and operate programs
            with large memory usage requirements simultaneously.

      [/E]
          Instructs the computer to use  expanded memory,  if available.
          For example:

              C:\MTM\MSCDEX.EXE /D:MTMIDE01 /E

          Note that you must first load an expanded memory driver before
          using this option. If no expanded memory driver is loaded, the
          following error message appears:

              Expanded Memory not present or not usable

      [/V]
          Instructs the computer to display a summary  of RAM allocation
          and expanded memory usage at booting.  For example, specifying

              C:\MTM\MSCDEX.EXE /D:MTMIDE01 /V

          will cause the computer  to display memory information  in the
          following format:

              556864     bytes free memory
              0          bytes expanded memory
              12752      bytes CODE
              1712       bytes static DATA
              12618      bytes dynamic DATA
              27344      bytes used

      [/L:drive letter]
          Specifies the drive letter  to be assigned to the first CD-ROM
          drive.   Do not assign  a letter  already used  by an existing
          drive  or  the computer  will be unable  to access  the CD-ROM
          drive.  For example, you might use:

              C:\MTM\MSCDEX.EXE /D:MTMIDE01 /L:F

          Normally,  the CD-ROM drive  is assigned to the next available
          drive letter  on the computer  after  the floppy drives,  hard
          drives, RAM drives, etc.  Therefore  you only need to use this
          option  if it is necessary to assign a drive letter beyond the
          last letter in use.

      [/K]
          Tells MSCDEX.EXE to use  any Kanji (Japanese) file structures,
          if present,  rather than  the default of standard alphanumeric
          file structures.

      [/S]
          Instructs MSCDEX.EXE  to patch DOS to allow sharing  of CD-ROM
          drives on MS-NET based network servers.

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