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                          CD-ROM Drive UJDB120
                         for DOS/Windows 3.1, 3.11
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Thank you for purchasing the CD-ROM Drive UJDB120.
This README file contains the following information when installing the
CD-ROM Drive in DOS/Windows 3.1, 3.11.

       1. ATAPI Manager
       2. CD-ROM Device Driver
       3. Microsoft MS-DOS CD-ROM Extensions (MSCDEX.EXE)
       4. Sample of CONFIG.SYS Files
       5. Supplement
       6. Troubleshooting Guide


1. ATAPI Manager

  The following table lists the ATAPI(AT Attachment Packet Interface)
  managers available for the supplied ATAPI PC Card under DOS/Windows 3.1,
  3.11.

  (1) ATAKMGR.SYS
      For computers bundled with Card Service and Socket Service.

  (2) ATAK365.SYS
      For computers with no Card Service or Socket Service. This driver
      directly controls the PCMCIA controller chip(Intel 82365 100% 
      compatible LSI).


1-1. Command Line Options

     DEVICE = <path>\ATAKMGR.SYS [/PORT=<I/O base address>]
              [/INT=<IRQ level>] [/BOFF]

     DEVICE = <path>\ATAK365.SYS [/PORT=<I/O base address>]
              [/MEM=<base address>] [/I365RST]

       /PORT=XXX
         Since the I/O port is needed for the ATAPI PC Card, add this 
         line and specify the base address at XXX using a hexadecimal 
         number. Three base addresses 190, 1A0 and 1B0 are available. 
         The ATAPI PC Card occupies the following bytes of space 
         starting with the specified base address.
             190 : 190h-197h, 396h, 397h
             1A0 : 1A0h-1A7h, 3A6h, 3A7h
             1B0 : 1B0h-1B7h, 3B6h, 3B7h
         If you don't specify the I/O base address, 190h is applied.  
         If the specified address is already being used, the ATAPI 
         Manager automatically select another one from the above base 
         addresses.

      Option effective with ATAKMGR.SYS only

       /INT=X
         This option sets the IRQ level of the ATAPI PC Card using a
         hexadecimal number.  The valid numbers are 3, 5, 6, A, B, E
         and F. The ATAKMGR.SYS itself does not need interruption request,
         although some kinds of Card Services need this option to assign
         the IRQ level used in the Card Configuration process.
         Make sure this number does not conflict with another device.
         The IRQ level is not set without this option.
         If the specified IRQ level is already used, the ATAPI Manager 
         automatically select another one from the above IRQ levels. 

       /BOFF
         Setting this option turns off the beep sound that is generated
         when inserting or removing the ATAPI PC Card.


      Option effective with ATAK365.SYS only

       /MEM=XXXX
         Add this line and specify the memory space's base address to read
         the card information by the segment address (hexadecimal number).
         You need to exclude this specified address in the EMS "X"
         option so that it will not overlap the region of EMS.  If you
         don't specify the base address, CE00 is applied, and 4 KB of
         memory from CE000h to CEFFFh is used.

       /I365RST
         After setting this option, the PCMCIA controller chip(Intel 82365)
         should reset when starting the computer.


1-2. Onscreen Messages

    (1) Starting Message
        The following message will appear when starting the computer.

     (a) ATAKMGR.SYS
 *******************************************************************************
 * CD-ROM Interface Card Driver ATAKMGR Ver. 1.00 (98XXXX)                     *
 * for Card Services Release 2.10                                              *
 * All Rights Reserved, (C)COPYRIGHT 1998 KYUSHU MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC CO., LTD. *
 * (C)COPYRIGHT 1998 Workbit Corporation.                                      *
 *                                                                             *                                        
 *IObase = 190H/396H                                                           *
 *******************************************************************************

     (b) ATAK365.SYS
 *******************************************************************************
 * CD-ROM Interface Card Driver ATAK365 Ver. 1.00 (98XXXX)                     *     
 * for i82365 Direct Control and Dual Socket                                   *  
 * All Rights Reserved, (C)COPYRIGHT 1998 KYUSHU MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC CO., LTD. *
 * (C)COPYRIGHT 1998 Workbit Corporation.                                      *
 *                                                                             *  
 * IObase = 190H/396H, Membase = CE00H                                         * 
 *******************************************************************************


    (2) Error Message and Solution

     (a) ATAKMGR.SYS only

      ERROR MESSAGE:
      ****************************************
      * Card Services Program Not Loaded.    * 
      * Driver Unloaded.                     *  
      ****************************************

       Possible Cause:
         The ATAKMGR.SYS couldn't start because the Card Service program
         was not loaded.

       Solution:
         * Reinstall the Card Service Program supplied with your computer.
           If your computer did not come with a Card Service program,
           a program that will operate your CD-ROM Drive is supplied in
           Setup Disk.

         * Confirm the description in the CONFIG.SYS file.
           Check the CONFIG.SYS file to make sure that the Card Service is 
           effective and the ATAKMGR.SYS is located after the Card Service. 
           If not, please edit and correct the placement of the device drivers.

         * Edit the CONFIG.SYS file to change the value of "X" at EMM386.EXE
           (EMS driver).

      ERROR MESSAGE:
      ****************************************
      * Unable to get I/O Window.            *
      * Driver Unloaded.                     *
      ****************************************

       Possible Cause:
         Three I/O windows which are 190H-197H,396H,397H / 1A0H-1A7H,3A6H,3A7H 
         / 1B0H-1B7H,3B6H,3B7H conflict with other device.

       Solution:
         Edit the CONFIG.SYS file to change the I/O base address of other 
         device which conflict with the above I/O windows.


      ERROR MESSAGE:
      **********************************************************
      * Card Services Program Release is less than 2.10.       *
      * Driver Unloaded.                                       *
      **********************************************************
    
       Possible Cause:
         The ATAKMGR.SYS couldn't start because the Card Service Program 
         release was less than 2.10.

       Solution:
         * Get the Card Service Program release 2.10 later from the computer
           vender and install it. 

         * Edit the CONFIG.SYS to remove the Card Service Program, then 
           reinstall the driver after restarting the computer.

     (b) Common to ATAKMGR.SYS, ATAK365.SYS

      ERROR MESSAGE:
      **********************************************************
      * Card Not Inserted or Card Information Not Found.       *
      * Driver Unloaded.                                       *
      **********************************************************

       Possible Cause:
         * The supplied ATAPI PC Card is not properly inserted into the
           PC card slot.
    
         * The area of memory window that the Card Manager uses is not 
           available. (ATAKMGR.SYS only)

         * Wrong memory base address is specified at "/MEM=".
           (ATAK365.SYS only)

       Solution:
         * Insert the supplied ATAPI PC Card.

         * Try to change the value of "X" option of EMM386.EXE in accordance 
           with the area of memory window. (ATAKMGR.SYS only)

         * Try to change the value of "/MEM=" option and "X" option in
           EMM386.EXE. (ATAK365.SYS only)


2. CD-ROM Device Driver (KMEKATCD.SYS)

    The device driver is one of software that drive devices on the computer.
    The CD-ROM device driver (KMEKATCD.SYS) is supplied in the Setup Disk 
    to use the CD-ROM Drive under DOS/Windows 3.1, 3.11.
    This KMEKATCD.SYS can drive the CD-ROM Drive via ATAPI Manager.

2-1. Command Line Options

    DEVICE = <path>\KMEKATCD.SYS [/d:<DriverName>] 

       /d:<DriverName>
         This option assigns a driver name to this CD-ROM Drive.
         The driver name is the identification string to "/d:" option
         of MSCDEX.EXE.  The internal name of KMEKATCD.SYS is PCMCIACD.

2-2. Onscreen Messages

      The following message will appear when starting the computer.
 *******************************************************************************
 * ATAPI CD-ROM Device Driver KMESATCD  Ver. 1.00 (98XXXX)                     *
 * All Rights Reserved, (C)COPYRIGHT 1998 KYUSHU MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC CO., LTD. *
 * (C)COPYRIGHT 1998 Workbit Corporation.                                      *
 *                                                                             *
 * CD-ROM : MATSHITAKME UJDB120                                               *
 * Device Name = PCMCIACD                                                      *
 *******************************************************************************

       ERROR MESSAGE:
      ****************************************
      * ATAPI Manager Not Installed.         *
      * Driver Unloaded.                     *
      ****************************************

       Possible Cause:
         KMEKATCD.SYS could not start because the ATAPI Manager (ATAKMGR.SYS,
         ATAK365.SYS) has not started yet.

       Solution:
         * Reinstall the Software.

         * Confirm the description in the CONFIG.SYS file.
           Check the CONFIG.SYS file to make sure that the KMEKATCD.SYS is
           located after the ATAPI Manager.  If not, please edit and correct
           the placement of the device drivers.

      ERROR MESSAGE:
      ****************************************
      * CD-ROM Drive Not Found.              *
      * Driver Unloaded.                     *
      ****************************************

       Possible Cause:
         This message tells you that the CD-ROM Drive does not respond to
         hardware trouble such as improper connection between the drive 
         and your computer.

       Solution:
         Check whether the drive is connected properly.


3. Microsoft MS-DOS CD-ROM Extensions (MSCDEX.EXE)

    MSCDEX.EXE (Microsoft MS-DOS CD-ROM Extensions) enables your computer
    to assign a logical drive number to your CD-ROM Drive.
    MSCDEX.EXE is supplied by DOS (The supplied Setup Disk does not include
    MSCDEX.EXE).

3-1. Command Line Options

    <path>\MSCDEX.EXE /D:[DriverName] /L:[DriveLetter]

       /D:[DriverName]
         The driver name is a required parameter to communicate with the
         CD-ROM Drive.  The internal name of KMEKATCD.SYS is PCMCIACD, and
         should be substituted for [DriverName].

       /L:[DriveLetter]
         The drive letter is an alphabetic character assigned to a CD-ROM
         Drive.  If there is more than one CD-ROM Drive, the alphabetic
         characters are sequentially assigned starting with the entered
         drive letter.  If no drive letter is entered, the next available
         drive letter is assigned.


3-2. Onscreen Messages

      The following message will appear when starting the computer.
      EXAMPLE:
      *************************************************************************
      * MSCDEX Version 2.23                                                   *
      * Copyright (C) Microsoft Corp. 1986-1993. All rights reserved.         *
      *        Drive D: = Driver PCMCIACD unit 0                              *
      *************************************************************************

      ERROR MESSAGE:
      ************************************************
      * Device Driver not found: 'PCMCIACD'.         *
      * No valid CDROM device driver selected        *
      ************************************************

       Possible Cause:
         * The KMEKATCD.SYS is not confirmed, or it is unloaded because of
            errors.
         * The CD-ROM device name specified on the (/D) option of KMEKATCD.SYS
            does not match with the one specified on the (/D) option of
            MSCDEX.EXE.

       Solution:
         Follow the instructions below.
         1. Edit the CONFIG.SYS file to
             DEVICE=C:\CDRMAT20\KMEKATCD.SYS /D:PCMCIACD 
            (refer to your DOS manual for instructions on how to edit).
         2. Edit the AUTOEXEC.BAT file to
             C:\DOS\MSCDEX.EXE /D:PCMCIACD
         3. Restart your computer.

      ERROR MESSAGE:
      ************************************************
      * Not enough drive letters available           *
      ************************************************

       Possible Cause:
         Insufficient drive letter (such as N:) is assigned to the CD-ROM
         Drive.

       Solution:
         When a drive letter other than A-M is assigned to the CD-ROM
         Drive, the display shows the above message.
         In this case, follow the instructions below.
         1. Edit the CONFIG.SYS file to LASTDRIVE=R, for example.
            (refer to your DOS manual for instructions on how to edit).
         2. Restart your computer.


4. Sample of CONFIG.SYS Files

    This section gives instructions about correct placement of the device
    drivers (Card Manager, ATAPI Manager, CD-ROM Device Driver) into your
    CONFIG.SYS file.

    Each driver must be in the CONFIG.SYS file in the following order.

   *********************************************************************
   * (1) Expanded Memory Manager (EMM386.EXE)                          *
   * (2) Card Manager (Card Service, Socket Service)                   *
   * (3) ATAPI Manager (ATAKMGR.SYS / ATAK365.SYS)                     *
   * (4) CD-ROM Device Driver (KMEKATCD.SYS)                           *
   * (5) LASTDRIVE                                                     *
   *********************************************************************

    (1) Expanded Memory Manager (EMM386.EXE)
      It is necessary to set up the memory manager (EMM386.EXE) so that
      it does not occupy the memory space used by the CIS(Card Information
      Structure).  Normally, the install program of Card Manager set the
      X option to EMM386.EXE.  The supplied install program set X=CE00-CEFF
      to EMM386.EXE, if the ATAK365.SYS is installed.

    (2) Card Manager (Card Service, Socket Service)
      The ATAKMGR.SYS controls the ATAPI PC Card through Card Managers.
      Therefore, the DOS system requires that the Card Manager be installed.
      Usually, the Card Manager is supplied from your computer vender.
      The ATAK365.SYS controls the ATAPI PC Card without Card Managers,
      if the PCMCIA controller LSI on your computer is an Intel 82365 (or
      100% compatible).

    (3) ATAPI Manager (ATAKMGR.SYS / ATAK365.SYS)
      The ATAPI manager will install by determining which Card Managers
      are used.  The installation program (supplied on the Setup Disk)
      selects a suitable ATAPI manager and installs it automatically.

    (4) CD-ROM Device Driver (KMEKATCD.SYS)
      The installation program on the Setup Disk automatically installs
      the CD-ROM device driver after the ATAPI manager.

    (5) LASTDRIVE
      Through the Lastdrive command, the final valid drive letter is set.
      The installation program on the Setup Disk sets LASTDRIVE=M after the
      CD-ROM device driver, if there is no LASTDRIVE command in CONFIG.SYS
      file.


4-1. Sample of IBM Card Service (conforms to PCMCIA 2.00)

    EXAMPLE:
     ************************************************************
     * DEVICE=C:\DOS\EMM386.EXE 1024 FRAME=D000 X=C800-CFFF     *<- (A)
     * .......                                                  *
     * .........                                                *
     * DEVICE=C:\THINKPAD\IBMDSS01.SYS /S0=1                    *<- (B-1)
     * DEVICE=C:\THINKPAD\IBMDOSCS.SYS                          *<- (B-2)
     * DEVICE=C:\THINKPAD\DICRMU01.SYS /MA=C800-CFFF            *<- (B-3)
     * .......                                                  *
     * DEVICE=C:\CDRMAT20\ATAKMGR.SYS /port=190                 *<- (C)
     * DEVICE=C:\CDRMAT20\KMEKATCD.SYS /d:PCMCIACD              *<- (D)
     * LASTDRIVE=M                                              *<- (E)
     ************************************************************

     (A) Installed EMM386.EXE(expanded memory manager) without
         allocating the memory window segment from C8000h to CFFFFh.
         This setting must be same as '/MA=C800-CFFF' option on (B-3).

     (B) Installed Card Managers.

     (C) Installed ATAKMGR.SYS (ATAPI manager for Card Service)
         in the condition of I/O address = 190h.

     (D) Installed KMSATECD.SYS (CD-ROM Device Driver) with internal
         device name (PCMCIACD).

     (E) Setting up the last valid drive to M.


4-2. Sample of SystemSoft Card Service (conforms to PCMCIA 2.00)

    EXAMPLE:
     ************************************************************
     * DEVICE=C:\DOS\EMM386.EXE 1024 X=D000-D7FF                *<- (A)
     * .......                                                  *
     * .........                                                *
     * DEVICE=C:\CARDSOFT\SS365SL.EXE                           *<- (B-1)
     * DEVICE=C:\CARDSOFT\CS.EXE                                *<- (B-2)
     * DEVICE=C:\CARDSOFT\CSALLOC.EXE C:\CARDSOFT\CSALLOC.INI   *<- (B-3)
     * DEVICE=C:\CARDSOFT\CARDID.EXE                            *<- (B-4)
     * .......                                                  *
     * DEVICE=C:\CDRMAT20\ATAKMGR.SYS /port=190                 *<- (C)
     * DEVICE=C:\CDRMAT20\KMEKATCD.SYS /d:PCMCIACD              *<- (D)
     * LASTDRIVE=M                                              *<- (E)
     ************************************************************

     (A) Installed EMM386.EXE(expanded memory manager) without
         allocating the memory window segment from D0000h to D7FFFh.
         This setting must be same as 'MEM=' option in CSALLOC.INI file (B-3).

     (B) Installed Card Managers.
         Some computers may use SSCIRRUS.EXE, SSDBOOK.EXE or
         SSVADEM.EXE instead of SS365SL.EXE.

     (C) Installed ATAKMGR.SYS (ATAPI manager for Card Service)
         in the condition of I/O address = 190h.

     (D) Installed KMEKATCD.SYS (CD-ROM Device Driver) with internal
         device name (PCMCIACD).

     (E) Setting up the last valid drive to M.


4-3. Sample of Phoenix Card Service (conforms to PCMCIA 2.00 and 2.10)

    EXAMPLE:
     ************************************************************
     * DEVICE=C:\DOS\EMM386.EXE X=C800-CFFF                     *<- (A)
     * .......                                                  *
     * .........                                                *
     * DEVICE=C:\PCMPLUS\PCMSS.EXE                              *<- (B-1)
     * DEVICE=C:\PCMPLUS\PCMCS.EXE /WAIT=12 /ADDR=C8 /IRQ=10    *<- (B-2)
     * DEVICE=C:\PCMPLUS\PCMSCD.EXE /BEEP /COM=2 /RS=4          *<- (B-3)
     * .......                                                  *
     * DEVICE=C:\CDRMAT20\ATAKMGR.SYS /port=190                 *<- (C)
     * DEVICE=C:\CDRMAT20\KMEKATCD.SYS /d:PCMCIACD              *<- (D)
     * LASTDRIVE=M                                              *<- (E)
     ************************************************************

     (A) Installed EMM386.EXE(expanded memory manager) without
         allocating the memory window segment from C8000h to CFFFFh.
         This setting must be same as '/ADDR=C8' option on (B-2).

     (B) Installed Card Managers.

     (C) Installed ATAKMGR.SYS (ATAPI manager for Card Service)
         in the condition of I/O address = 190h.

     (D) Installed KMEKATCD.SYS (CD-ROM Device Driver) with internal
         device name (PCMCIACD).

     (E) Setting up the last valid drive to M.


4-4. Sample of i82365 Direct Control

    EXAMPLE:
     ************************************************************
     * DEVICE=C:\DOS\EMM386.EXE x=CE00-CFFF                     *<- (A)
     * .......                                                  *
     * DEVICE=C:\CDRMAT20\ATAK365.SYS /port=190 /mem=CE00       *<- (B)
     * DEVICE=C:\CDRMAT20\KMEKATCD.SYS /d:PCMCIACD              *<- (C)
     * LASTDRIVE=M                                              *<- (D)
     ************************************************************

     (A) Installed EMM386.EXE(expanded memory manager) without
         allocating the memory window segment from CE000h to CFFFFh.
         This setting must be same as 'mem=CE00' option on (B)

     (B) Installed ATAK365.SYS (ATAPI manager for i82365 Direct Control)
         in the condition of I/O address = 190h.
         It specifies the memory window segment from CE0O0h to CFFFFh
         in order to read the card information.

     (C) Installed KMEKATCD.SYS (CD-ROM Device Driver) with internal
         device name (PCMCIACD).

     (D) Setting up the last valid drive to M.


5. Supplement

5-1. Playing files on the CD-ROM Drive
     
    (1) Video for Windows is required to playback *.AVI files.
        You cannot playback VIDEO CD by using Video for Windows. To playback
        CD-i or VIDEO CD, software or hardware MPEG decoding capability is
        required in your computer.

    (2) QuickTime for Windows is required to playback *.MOV files.

    (3) Please use Media Player to playback *.MID files.
 
        
5-2. Playing Audio CD on Windows 3.1, 3.11 Media Player

     If you wish to play an Audio CD on the Media Player through Windows,
     you must add the "[MCI] CD Audio" driver program.
     == HOW TO ADD THE MCI CD AUDIO DRIVER ==
    (1) Make sure that your computer recognize the CD-ROM Drive.
    (2) Set an Audio CD in CD-ROM Drive.
    (3) Double click Main on the Program Manager.
    (4) Double click Control Panel.
    (5) Double click Drivers.
        If you find [MCI] CD Audio listed, you do not have to change
        its setting.  Quit this procedure.
    (6) Click Add button.
    (7) Click [MCI] CD Audio, then follow the screen message.
     
     == HOW TO PLAY AN AUDIO CD ==
    (1) Double click Accessories on Program Manager.
    (2) Start Media Player.
    (3) Select CD Audio from Device menu.


5-3. Examining the PCMCIA controller LSI(Intel 82365)

    When the computer supplies neither Card Service nor Socket Service, and
    has an Intel 82365 (or 100% compatible) PCMCIA controller LSI, the
    installation program on the Setup Disk installs the ATAK365.SYS file
    automatically.  This ATAPI manager controls the PCMCIA controller
    directly.

    Determining if the computer has a PCMCIA controller LSI as follows:
    (1) At the DOS prompt, type 'DEBUG'.
        This command usually exists in the directory of C:\DOS.

    (2) Write '0' into the 3E0h of the I/O port.

    (3) Read the returned value 3E1h of the I/O port.

    (4) Hit 'q' to quit DEBUG.COM.

       ******************************
       * C:\DOS>DEBUG <Enter>       *<- (1)
       * -o 3E0 0 <Enter>           *<- (2)
       * -i 3E1 <Enter>             *<- (3)
       * -83                        *<- TEST RESULT
       * -q <Enter>                 *<- (4)
       * C:\DOS>                    *
       ******************************

    A result value of 82, 83 and 84 indicates that the computer is using an
    Intel 82365 (or compatible LSI), and the ATAK365.SYS should operate.
    But if you have a problem, please modify /PORT or /MEM option of
    ATAK365.SYS and X option of EMM386.EXE(Expanded Memory Manager).


5-4. Using SMARTDRV.EXE Ver. 5.0 for CD-ROM cache

    MSCDEX.EXE Ver. 2.23 (or later) enables you to cache the CD-ROM with
    SMARTDRV.EXE Ver. 5.0 supplied by DOS on your computer.
    By using this command, it enables the CD-ROM to read data at a higher
    speed. (Some do not follow this rule.)
    To engage this function, you should specify SMARTDRV.EXE after
    MSCDEX.EXE on the AUTOEXEC.BAT file.
    If you want to disable the cache, edit the AUTOEXEC.BAT file and move
    the added MSCDEX.EXE line behind the SMARTDRV.EXE line.


5-5. Insertion / Removal of the ATAPI PC Card with the power on

    If you are using the Card Manager (Card Service and Socket Service),
    you can insert or take out the ATAPI PC Card with the computer turned
    on.  For example, you have connected the CD-ROM Drive, and then you want
    to use the FAX modem card.  Change the card to the FAX modem card and
    use.  Then, change it back to the ATAPI PC Card and continue.

    However, in this case if you leave the computer power on, also leave
    the CD-ROM power on, and put the card into the slot.  If there is more
    than one card slot, make sure to put the ATAPI PC Card back into the
    same slot as before.


5-6. Mixed mode CDs (Enhanced CDs)

   The mixed mode CDs have both CD-DA data(Audio data) and CD-ROM data
   (digital data) on a disc.  There are following kind of mixed mode CDs.

   (a) Audio data occupies session 1, Digital data occupies session 2 and up.
       (it is called CD Extra)
   (b) Digital data occupies session(or track) 1, Audio data occupies
       session(or track) 2 and up.

   In the case of both (a) and (b), you can operate the CD-ROM data by using
   your computer.  But you cannot play the audio data independently on the 
   CD-ROM Drive.
   when you play the audio data on your computer (For example Media Player),
   you must specify a track that recorded audio data (In the case of (b),it 
   is normally 2 track and up).  Then you can listen to audio from 
   headphones/external speaker system (not supplied) that connected to the 
   PHONES jack of the CD-ROM Drive using a commercial audio cable.
   


6. Troubleshooting Guide

6-1. In case the computer hangs up in Windows 3.1, 3.11

    When operating the CD-ROM software under Windows, there is a chance that
    the computer will hang up and you cannot operate the CD-ROM software.
    The cause is probably a problem in the computer set-up.

    Please also refer to the CD-ROM software manual as well as the computer,
    DOS and Windows 3.1, 3.11 manual.


6-2. Microsoft MemMaker

    When you changed CONFIG.SYS file by using the Microsoft MemMaker that
    optimize the memory, your computer may not recognize the supplied
    ATAPI PC Card.  Therefor we cannot recommend to use Microsoft MemMaker.
    If you have the above problem, please edit CONFIG.SYS file to erase
    "/L:#,####" in "DEVICEHIGH /L:#,#### C:\DOS\...." line.


6-3. Expanded Memory Manager (EMM386.EXE)

    When the supplied ATAPI PC Card is not recognized at starting the
    computer, please make sure that X option of EMM386.EXE in CONFIG.SYS 
    file is set correctly.


6-4. Memory Windows of Windows 3.1, 3.11

    When your CD-ROM Drive can not be used under Windows 3.1, 3.11 
    correctly, please open the SYSTEM.INI file to make sure that the  
    "EMMExclude=" in 386Enh section is set.  This should be same value 
    as X option of EMM386.EXE in CONFIG.SYS file.


6-5. ATAK365.SYS

   When you are using the ATAK365.SYS without Card Manager, some computer
   hang up at starting.  In this case, please add the /I365RST option to 
   ATAK365.SYS in the CONFIG.SYS file.
   For example:
      DEVICE=C:\CDRMAT20\ATAK365.SYS / PORT=190 /MEM=CE00 /I365RST


6-6. MSCDEX.EXE Version

   Please use MSCDEX.EXE Ver.2.23 or later.  If you use MSCDEX.EXE Ver.2.22
   or earlier, the following problem will happen.
   (1) CD-ROM data is not cached.(Please refer to 5-4)
   (2) You cannot use Ver.2.21 or earlier on MS-DOS 6.2


6-7. For Card Manager PhoenixCARD Manager Plus 3.X user

    After you install the device driver to your computer, if the error
    message appears at the KMEKATCD.SYS when your restarting computer, please
    make sure the following item.
    (1) Remove the supplied ATAPI PC Card then restart you computer again.
    (2) Open the PCM.INI file that is stored in directory same as Card
        Manager.
    (3) Change LOAD setting from LOAD=Yes to LOAD=No on KME KXLC005
        section.


6-8. For PC Card Utility IBM PlayAtWill user

    After you install the device driver to your computer, if the computer
    hangs up when your restarting computer, please make sure the following item.
    (1) Remove the supplied ATAPI PC Card then restart you computer again.
    (2) Open the CONFIG.SYS file.
    (3) Edit CONFIG.SYS according to the one of method showing below.
      (A) Move the AUTODRV.INI line behind the ATAPI Manager and CD-ROM Device
          Driver.
          For example: 
             .......
             DEVICE=C:\CDRMAT20\ATAKMGR.SYS /PORT=190
             DEVICE=C:\CDRMAT20\KMEKATCD.SYS /d:PCMCIACD
              .......
             DEVICE=C:\EZPLAY\AUTODRV.SYS C:\EZPLAY\AUTODRV.INI

       (B) Add a "REM" to the front of AUTODRV.INI line to ignore.
           For example:
             REM DEVICE=C:\EZPLAY\AUTODRV.SYS C:\EZPLAY\AUTODRV.INI
               In this case, you may not use Auto Configurator Utility
               which is include in PlayAtWill. If you use other PC Card
               except the supplied ATAPI PC Card, please follow the method (A).


6-9. For COMPAQ CONTURA AERO user

    You must specify INT option in order to be recognized supplied ATAPI PC
    Card to SystemSoft Card Manager that installed on COMPAQ CONTURA AERO.
    For example:
      DEVICE=C:\CDRMAT20\ATAKMGR.SYS /PORT=190 /INT=5


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