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                             SETUPDS
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1. What is SETUPDS ?
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SETUPDS.EXE is an application which configures the DS-XG device with
the resource and volume settings written in DS.INI, so that it can be
used under MS-DOS environment.
You can also use SETUPDS.EXE to change the settings for the DS-XG
device, and the change which you make will be saved in DS.INI.

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2. Start Up
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To start up SETUPDS.EXE, input the following in MS-DOS command line.

	SETUPDS [options]

If SETUPDS.EXE is started up without any option, the CONFIGURATION MENU
will be displayed.

<Options>
/s : SETUPDS.EXE will configure the DS-XG device with the I/O port,
     IRQ channel, DMA channel and volume settings which are written in
     DS.INI, display the settings, and then exit. 
     In this case, you cannot change the settings.

/d : SETUPDS.EXE will display the current settings which DS-XG device
     is actually using.

/? : SETUPDS.EXE will display the options. 

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3. Operation
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If SETUPDS.EXE is started up without any option, the CONFIGURATION MENU
will be displayed. This section will explain how to use this menu.

<Keys>
[Up Arrow],[Down Arrow] ---> Select items, settings.
[ + ],[ - ]             ---> Change volume.
[Enter]                 ---> Accept items, settings.
[ESC]                   ---> Cancel

<SOUND TEST>
SOUND TEST is a function to check if your system can make sounds
correctly through the speakers or headphones connected to the DS-XG
device. It is recommended to use this function every time you change
the settings.
If an error dialog box is displayed, please refer to section 5 and make
appropriate changes on the settings. If the error dialog box is not
displayed and you still cannot hear any sound, please check if the
volume settings on both DS-XG device and your PC speakers are appropriate
or not.

<Exit>
To Exit CONFIGURATION MENU, press the [Esc] key in the main menu and
select "EXIT" or "SAVE & EXIT". If "EXIT" is selected, the change
you have made will be discarded. If "SAVE & EXIT" is selected, the
change you have made will be saved in DS.INI and the DS-XG device
will be re-configured with the settings.
If any one of the settings in CONFIGURATION MENU is not available,
an error dialog box will be displayed and you will not be able to
exit CONFIGURATION MENU. Please make appropriate changes on the
settings, or select "EXIT" to exit CONFIGURATION MENU.

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4. Default Settings
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The factory default settings are as follows:

Legacy Audio:	Enable
Sound Blaster:	I/O=220, IRQ=5, DMA=1
FM:		I/O=388
MPU:		I/O=330, IRQ=5
Joystick:	I/O=201
IRQ Mode:	ISA-IRQ
DMA Mode:	PC/PCI	
Legacy Volume:	Master= (Lch=Level 7, Rch=Level 7)
                Voice = (Lch=Level 7, Rch=Level 7)
                FM    = (Lch=Level 7, Rch=Level 7)
AC97 Volume:	Master= (Lch=0dB, Rch=0dB)
                Line  = (Lch=0dB, Rch=0dB)
                CD    = (Lch=6dB, Rch=6dB)
		PCM   = (Lch=0dB, Rch=0dB)
		All the others are muted.

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5. Error Messages
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The error messages and possible solutions for the errors are as follows:

"Error : This program does not run in windows DOS box."
---> SETUPDS.EXE does not support DOS box. (Win95 driver will configure
     the DS-XG device in DOS box.)

"Error : Invalid option."
---> An option other than /s, /d, /? is used.

"Error : Can't find YAMAHA DS-XG."
---> The DS-XG device is not installed on your system.

"Error : Can't configure DS-XG because of Base address = 0.
         Please make sure the [PNP OS] is "NO" in BIOS settings.
---> An invalid value is set to the base address. Please set
     [PNP OS] to "NO" in BIOS settings.

"Error : Can't access the file ( ds.ini )."
---> DS.INI doesn't exist. Please make sure that there is DS.INI
     in the same directory where SETUPDS.EXE resides.

"Can't find Sound Blaster at 0xXXX"
---> Sound Blaster I/O address 0xXXX is not available for the DS-XG.
     Please change Sound Blaster I/O address.

"Can't detect Interrupt at IRQ X"
---> Sound Blaster IRQ channel X is not available for the DS-XG.
     Please change Sound Blaster IRQ channel.

"Can't detect DMA at channel X"
---> Sound Blaster DMA channel X is not available for the DS-XG,
     or the DMA mode is not available on your system.
     If you have selected PC-PCI, you might need a special connector
     between your sound card and the PC motherboard.
     In other cases, please change Sound Blaster DMA channel or DMA
     mode.

"Can't find FM at 0xXXX"
---> FM I/O address 0xXXX is not available for the DS-XG.
     Please change FM I/O address.

"Can't find XXXXX.XXX"
---> The file XXXXX.XXX which is needed to run SETUPDS.EXE doesn't
     exist. Please make sure that there is XXXXX.XXX in the same
     directory where SETUPDS.EXE resides.

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6. Cautions
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1. To run SETUPDS.EXE, these files are needed in the same directory
   where SETUPDS.EXE resides:

	dos4gw.exe
	ds.ini
	ymh8.wav
	ymh16.wav

2. SETUPDS.EXE is an English application. If you are using Japanese
   OS, please switch to the US mode before running SETUPDS.EXE.

3. Depending on the system configuration, all the Sound Blaster items
   will be grayed out and cannot be changed.
   This indicates that Sound Blaster mode cannot be used on the system.

4. Depending on the system configuration, INTA# IRQ will be grayed out
   and cannot be changed even if you select INTA# in IRQ MODE.
   This indicates that DS-XG and other device are sharing the same
   INTA# IRQ on the system. If you are using DS-XG sound card, please
   insert it in a different PCI slot and run SETUPDS.EXE again.
   (Please make sure to turn off the power of your system before you
   move the sound card.)

5. Depending on the system configuration, DMA MODE will be grayed out
   and cannot be changed. This indicates that the system supports only
   the DMA MODE displayed. 
   Also depending on the system configuration, some DMA MODE cannot be
   selected. This indicates that the particular DMA MODE is not supported
   on the system.

   
