[INSTALLING THE AUDIORACK32]

You must have Windows95 installed prior to using the AudioRack32.
After placing the AudioRack32 disk in a floppy drive, click START on the
taskbar and choose RUN from the popup menu.

In the Run dialog box, type the letter of the drive and "setup" (for
example, a:\setup), then click OK.

The first AudioRack32 Setup dialog box appears. Note the instructions,
then click NEXT to proceed or CANCEL to leave Setup.

Next the Choose Destination Location dialog box appears. Click NEXT to
install the AudioRack32 in the default directory or BROWSE to choose a
different directory. When you are done click OK or CANCEL to return to 
the Choose Destination Location dialog box.

If the directory you designate doesn't exist, you will be asked to 
confirm your selection. Click YES to proceed or NO to go back and enter
a new destination directory. 

Once you have chosen the default directory or entered a directory of 
your own choosing, the Setup program will install the AudioRack32.


[CHANGE SETTINGS]

>> DISABLE EJECT BUTTON ON THE CD PLAYER
In the file "auddrive.ini", there is a string "DisableEjectButton=0" 
under the section "cdplayer".  If you would like to disable EJECT
button on the CD player, you can change the value from 0 to 1.
You need to close AudioRack and launch it again to make the new 
settings take effect.

Auddrive.ini is a configuration file located in your Windows 
directory.  If it does not exist, you can generate it by launching
AudioRack.

>> USE AUDIORACK CD PLAYER AS THE DEFAULT CD PLAYER
During installation, you will be asked if you want to use AudioRack
CD player as the default CD player.  Normally Windows 95 CD player is
the default.  If you answer "YES", the installation program will
overwrite the value of the key [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT]\AudioCD\shell\play\command
in registry.  You may switch back to Windows 95 CD player any time by 
resetting this key value.

>> CONFIGURE PLAYBACK MIXER
The Maestro PCI audio card offers eight inputs for the playback mixer,
including "Line", "Wave", "CD", "Synth", "Aux A", "AuxB", "Mic",
and "Monoin".  AudioRack can display only six
of them at one time.  You may configure the settings by modifying the file
"auddrive.ini" on the installation disk.  Under the section "MixerRak", you
can enanle (disable) the display of each input by setting its corresponding
key value to be 1 (0).  

[KNOWN PROBLEMS]

>> Record Volume Saturation
When recording from MIDI, if both the Playback and Record volume is set
to maximum, the recorded sound will be saturated when playback.


[TECHNICAL SUPPORT]

Please contact your hardware manufacturer/vendor for upgrades and 
technical support.