#MITSUMI CD>PRO AUDIO 16
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Help please–
Recently purchased a Mitsumi (inexpensive!) CDROM and a Pro Audio Spectrum 16.
I have DOS 6–NOT doubled–. I have installed the CD into the computer as well
as the sound card. Between the two installation books, however, I seem to be
at a loss as to which interface cables to connect to where. The CD will play
from windows with the command "CD PLAY"-however, it won't quit using the
onscreen control panel. The other options offered seem to work–change track,
forward one, back one, etc. Also, which driver is to be used? The CD wants
it's driver along with MSCDEX–the Pro Audio inst. disk installs still another
driver (SCSI) and really messes things up:-(( Do I need to purchase and
interface cable to connect the CDROM card to the Pro Audio Card? Sound is
being channeled through a regular stereo system via AUX port.
You don't need to install the PAS CD-ROM driver if you don't have a CD-ROM
attached to it.
Just connect the audio out from the Mitsumi to the line in of the PAS. You can
use a simple cable available from Radio Shack and the headphone out, or you can
find a proper cable to hook to the PAS CD audio input and the Mitsumi audio
out.
You need to use the MSCDEX that comes with DOS 6…. it's in the DOS
subdirectory on your disk. The Mitsumi driver goes in your CONFIG.SYS, MSCDEX
in your AUTOEXEC.BAT