File AD90102A.EXE is the new (09/13/96) release of the Digital Starion 
TeleCommander sound drivers. This update fixes a number of sound related
problems. It also enables the "Simultaneous Record and Playback" function.

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Please follow the detailed installation instructions contained in the 
README.TXT file once the diskette is created.

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The installation of the updated TeleCommander sound drivers will replace 
the existing sound drivers and install new, Windows 95 32-bit drivers. 
The installation assumes that your hardware configuration is identical to 
the "as shipped" configuration. If you have any new hardware devices, 
the settings for the sound card may differ from normal (for example
some network cards use some of the same resource settings as the sound card).
If this is the case, you may have to manually set the resources for the sound
card from the Device Manager.

After the new drivers are completed installed, from the Device Manager, click on 
the +(plus) next to the Diamond TeleCommander. This will display three entries:

Diamond FM/OPL3 Device
Diamond MPU401 Device
Diamond TeleCommander 2300/3300

Select the Diamond TeleCommander 2300/3300 and click on the Properties
button at the bottom of the screen. Next, click on Resources and you
should find the following settings (if not the same, you can manually set them).

The settings for the sound card after installation should be:

Input/Output Range	0201 - 0201 (this is the I/O address for the Joystick)
Input/Output Range	0220 - 022F (this is the I/O address of the sound card)
Input/Output Range	0530 - 0537 (this is the I/O address for Windows Sound System)
Input/Output Range	0388 - 038B
Input/Output Range	0F8E - 0F8F
Input/Output Range	0300 - 0301 (this is the I/O address for the MPU-401)
Interrupt Request	05 (this is for the basic sound system)
Interrupt Request	09 (this is normally used for the MPU-401)
Direct Memory Access	01 (two DMAs are necessary for simultaneous
Direct Memory Access	00  playback and record)

Typical settings for SoundBlaster compatibility are:

I/O Address = 220
IRQ         =  5 (sometimes 7)
DMA         =  1

Setting up the Volume Control

When you first start Windows 95 with the new drivers installed, you will need to setup
the Volume controls. Go to START | PROGRAMS | ACCESSORIES | MULTIMEDIA | VOLUME CONTROL. 
Once in the Volume Control, click on OPTIONS and select PROPERTIES. This will bring up
a menu that allows you to select either PLAYBACK, RECORD or OTHER. Select PLAYBACK and
check the boxes in the small window (Master Volume, Line, Wave, etc.) Checking these
boxes will display the volume control for that device on the main volume control panel.
Remember to check the MUTE button on the MICROPHONE control, by default the microphone
is installed in the ON condition and may cause unwanted feedback.

DOWNLOAD AND INSTALLATION

This is a self-extracting file which will automatically create a diskette.

Most files in the Digital software library are of the self-extracting variety. 
This simply means that a number of files have been compressed into a 
special archive file which will restore the original files and/or 
directories once you have downloaded the file. These files have a .EXE 
file extension.

1. Save the file to your hard disk in a temporary directory. C:\temp 
is usually available for such purposes.

2. Execute the file you just downloaded.

To execute the file, you type the file name at the DOS prompt or double-click 
on the file in the Windows Explorer. Follow the on-screen directions
for creating an update diskette.