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1. Click on the filename to begin the download.
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4. Refer to the text (.TXT) file for complete instructions.

WAVE95.EXE

Final Driver Version for SoundMan Wave for Windows 95

Description and Instructions:

File size: 116233 bytes
This text below is available in the archive as READ1ST.TXT. The installation instructions are listed below. For more detailed information, please refer to this file after download.

1. INSTALLATION NOTES
1.1. Before installing this driver update.
1.1.1. Remove Sound Devices From the Device Manager
1.1.2. Remove DOS and Windows 3.1 SoundMan Settings
1.1.2.1. From AUTOEXEC.BAT File
1.1.2.2. From CONFIG.SYS File
1.1.2.3. From Windows WIN.INI File
1.1.2.4. From Windows SYSTEM.INI File
1.2. Installing the Drivers

1. INSTALLATION NOTES

1.1. Before installing this driver update.

Before installing this Windows 95 driver update, remove the currently installed sound drivers as follows:

1.1.1. Remove any sound devices from the Device Manager
Click the Start button on the Taskbar, click Settings, then click Control Panel. Launch the SYSTEM applet and click on DEVICE MANAGER. Click on the "SOUND, VIDEO and GAME CONTROLLER" option, if available. If not available, skip this section. Select and Remove all entries pertaining to Sound or Game Controller/Gameports and close Device Manager.

1.1.2. Remove the DOS and Windows 3.1 drivers for the SoundMan Wave
Click the START button on the Windows 95 Taskbar, click RUN, in the dialog box, type SYSEDIT, and click on OK.

1.1.2.1. From the AUTOEXEC.BAT file, remove the following lines:

C:\SOUNDMAN\SMWVOL
SET LSOUND=C:\SOUNDMAN
SET BLASTER = A220 I7 D1 H5 T4 P330
(if you run DOS based games under Windows '95, do not remove this last line)

Save and close AUTOEXEC.BAT file.

1.1.2.2. From the CONFIG.SYS file, remove the following line:

DEVICE=C:\SOUNDMAN\SMWSET.SYS
(If you are using your CD ROM drive on the SCSI port of the SoundMan Wave card, do not remove this line).

Save and close CONFIG.SYS file.

1.1.2.3. From Windows WIN.INI file (C:\WINDOWS\WIN.INI), remove the follo wing:

In the [Windows] section, remove "C:\SOUNDMAN\MIXERON.EXE" from the Load line. Do not remove any other applications from that line. For example,

[Windows]
LOAD=c:\SoundMan\Mixeron.exe, c:\dir1\filename

Should be changed to:

LOAD=c:\dir1\filename


ALSO remove the following [Smwmixer.drv} section from the WIN.INI file:

[Smwmixer.drv]
LineIn1=SYNTH MUS| PLAY L= 53% R= 53% @=0000
LineIn2=AUX AUX| PLAY L= 53% R= 53% @=0000
LineIn3=CD CDA| PLAY L= 53% R= 53% @=0000
LineIn4=MIC MIC| PLAY L= 53% R= 53% @=0000
LineIn5=WAVE WAV| PLAY L= 53% R= 53% @=0000
LineOut1=MASTER AMP| PLAY L= 62% R= 62% @=0000
Bass=43
Treble=43
SaveSettingsOnWindowsExit=YES

Save and close WIN.INI

1.1.2.4. Edit the Windows SYSTEM.INI file (C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM.INI), as follows:

Change the [386Enh] section

from
DEVICE=C:\SMWAV.386

to
DEVICE=

Change the [DRIVERS] section:

from:
Mixer=C:\SOUNDMAN\SMWMIXER.DRV
Wave=C:\SOUNDMAN\SMWAVE.DRV
MIDI=C:\SOUNDMAN\SMMIDI.DRV

to:
Mixer=
Wave=
MIDI=

Save and close SYSTEM.INI file

Shut down and restart Windows '95.


1.2. Installing the Drivers

If the drivers were obtained from any of the Logitech On-Line services, please execute the WAVE95.EXE in an empty, temporary directory before proceeding.

- Click the Start button on the Windows 95 Taskbar
- Click Settings, then click Control Panel.
- Launch the ADD NEW HARDWARE applet and click on NEXT to begin installing new hardware.
- When asked "Do you want Windows to search for your new hardware"? select NO and click NEXT.
- In the hardware list, select SOUND, VIDEO, and GAME CONTROLLER
- Click NEXT.
- Click the HAVE DISK button.
- When prompted, insert the SoundMan Wave driver disk into drive A: (or B:) and click OK

If the drivers were obtained from any of the Logitech On-Line services, please set the path to the empty, temporary directory in which WAVE95.EXE was executed (e.g. C:\WAVETMP) and click OK.

- Select Device box comes up
- Click OK

The next screen will show you the hardware settings that Windows 95 is setting your card to. Unless a conflict is detected, accept the default settings, and click on NEXT.

NOTE: If you use DOS based applications, make sure that the hardware resources are at standard sound card settings. The IRQ should be either 5 or 7, the 8 bit DMA 1 or 3, the 16 bit DMA 5 or 7, and port I/O address range 220-22F or 240-24F. For more information, please refer to Trouble Shooting section.

- Once the drivers have been installed, click on FINISH.

You will then have to restart the system for the driver update to take effect.

© 1996 Logitech, Inc. Logitech and SoundMan Wave are trademarks of Logitech, Inc. Other products mentioned are the sole property of their respective owners.