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YSTEMS
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O
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NSTALL THE
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ONTEGO IN
W
INDOWS
3.
X
:
1. Start Windows 3.x and make sure the Program Manager is open.
2. Place the Montego’s Installation CD in your CD-ROM drive.
3. Choose Run from the Program Manager’s File menu.
In the Run dialog box, type the letter name of the drive followed by
\setup. If your CD drive is d:\, type d: \setup.
4. Click OK. The Welcome screen displays.
5. Follow the on-screen instructions to install drivers and applications.
Note that the product ID can be found on you’re your registration
card. During the installation windows will display a configuration
screen allowing you to change the hardware settings. It is
recommended that you use the default settings.
In order to test the system, you need to hook up headphones or speakers
to the Montego’s output. For more information on hooking up speakers to
the Montego, refer to the “Making Connections” chapter later in this
Guide.
T
ESTING AND
T
ROUBLESHOOTING
If the Montego sound card or your system is not working properly, there is
probably a resource conflict in your system. This means that two or more
devices in the system are using the same resources. Resource conflicts are
fairly typical and are a normal part of the PC hardware installation process
— and they are easily resolved. Follow the instructions on the next page
to change the settings of your card.
There are three possible types of conflicts that users experience when
installing the Montego:
Input/Output Port Address Conflict
Interrupt (IRQ) Conflict
DMA Conflict
Troubleshooting your system involves checking the current settings for
each of these common conflicts and trying new settings for the resources
that conflict. Note that you may need to try a number of different resource
configurations before all the peripherals work together in your PC.