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User Guide
Fcc ID 5 NPC “500A
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FCC Information
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the
liniits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC
Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference in a residential installation. This
equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy
and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions,
may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference Wlll not occur in a
particular installation, If this equipment does cause harmful
interference to radio or television reception, which can be
determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is
encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the
following measures:
. Reorienl the receiving antenna.
0 Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
0 Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different
from that to which the receiver is connected.
This device complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules. Operation is
subject to the following two conditions: (1) This deVice may not
cause harmful interference and, (2) this device must accept any
interference received, including interfeience that may cause
undesired operation,
Notice to user: Changes or modifications to this product not
approved by the party responsible for FCC compliance could void
your authority to operate this equipment.
In order for an installation of this product to maintain compliance
With the limits for a Class B device, shielded cables must be used
for the connection of any devices external to this product,
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Contents
Introduction ................................................... 1
Before You Beg'
Conventions Use
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Software Upgrades
Installation ..................................................... 3
Preparation ......
Opening Your Compute
Installing the Adapter
Configuring Your Computer .......
Display Drivers
Before You Begi
Usmg the WmMode Unlity
Monitor Brand and Model
Monitor Refresh Rate
Colors
Resolution“.
Operating System
Font Siz
About
Help..
Cancel
OK.
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Microsoft© Windows NT Drivers .................. 10
Windows NT 4.0 lnslzllatlon.... . 10
Configuring the Windows NT 40 Driver... . 11
Microsoft© Windows 95 Driver ..................... 12
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Windnws 95 Installation
Configuring the Windows 95 Dnve
Configuring Your Monitor.“
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introduction
This manual provides operating instructions for user utilities and
installation instructions for the display drivers supplied with your
CL5465.
The CL5465 graphics system is VGA compatible. The utilities and
drivers supplied with your CL5465 provide support for additional
features of your CL5465, such as greater speed, higher resolution,
and more available colors.
Before You Begin
The following instructions assume that the user is familiar with
DOS and certain DOS commands, Please review the associated
DOS commands before performing the installation
Conventions Used
Throughout this manual, the tem 'DOS' refers to both MS—DOS
and PC—DOS, except when rioting features that are unique to one
or the other. Table I shows the typographic conventions that are
used throughout this manual.
Table 1: Convention; Used
Type Style Description
User Input: This text must be typed exactly as it appears.
[Flo] Text within brackets indicates certain
keyboard keys (such as [Enter], [F1] , and
so on).
Bold System output. Any message that is
displayed by the computer.
ALL CAPITALS Direcwry names, files and acronyms.
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Package Contents
Before installing your CLS465, cheek to see that your package
contains the following items:
J The accelerator card
/ Software driver which contain the necessary files
1 This manual
Contact your dealer if you find anything missing or damaged, or
you find that you need another size diskette for your CL5465.
Technical Support
[Insert technical support information here]
Software Upgrades
[Insert software upgrade information here]
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Installation
Follow the detailed procedures described in this section for easy
installation of the CL5465 into your computer system.
Preparation
Before you begin the actual installation of your CL5465, you may
need some or all of the following tools:
0 Medium size flat hlade screwdriver
0 Medium size Phillips head screwdriver.
C A 3/16 inch nut driver or wrench.
Opening Your Computer
To begin installing your adapter into the computer, follow the
procedure listed below.
1. You must first open your computer system. Before opening
the system, be sure that the power to the computer system unit
and all devices connected to it is turned off.
2. Disconnect the cables from the back of the system in order to
give more room to work. Note how all cables are connected
prior to disconnection,
3. In a typical PC computer all cover mounting screws are
located on the back of the computer. Remove these screws and
save them.
4‘ Carefully remove the cover, On most computers the cover will
slide forward or backward, or tilt off.
So Choose an expansion slot for the CL5465 adapter card.
6. Your adapter must be plugged into a slot that exactly matches
its connector. These connectors include PCI. You must be
cemin to choose the correct type of slot.
Installing the Adapter
After opening your computer system, you are now ready to install
your adapter, Reference the display driver installation section(s),
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which you will be installing from, for any configuration
peculiarities before proceeding.
1. Check that the power is turned off.
2. If necessary, remove a system expansion slot cover by
removing its retaining screw and lifting it out. Save the screw.
WARNING! Your CL5465 is static sensitive. Before you
install the CL5465, touch a metal surface of your computer,
while it is plugged in, to ground yourself and dissipate any
static electricity,
3, Hold the CL5465 adapter by its top comers and slide it into
the system unit. Make sure that it is correctly sealed in the
expansion slot.
4. Secure the card with the screw that you removed in the step
above
5. Check the computer system’s user manual for any additional
configuration instructions.
6. Replace and secure the system cover.
7, Plug a VGA compatible or multi—frequency monitor into the
15 pin video connector at the back of the CL5465 adapteri
IMPORTANT NOTE: If you are using a mum-frequency monitor, you
may need a special 15 pin PS/Z compatible adapter cable, and you
will need to make sure that your mum—frequency monitor is
configured properly for a PS/Z compatible analog VGA signal.
Some mum-frequency monitors have a switch to select Tl'L' or
‘analog' operation; set this switch for ‘analog', Check the manual
that came With your multi-freqiiency monitor for additional
infomiation on configuring it.
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Configuring Your Computer
NOTE:
The 486 and Pentium class computers use a program typically
called Setup to tell the computer what equipment is installed in
your system. After the adapter is installed. Setup will need to be
run to configure the computer for proper operation with the
CL5465 card.
The Setup program is usually part of the package of programs
provided with your PC compatible computer. During boot time,
watch for a message on your display indicating how to enter Setup.
The message may instruct you to press a designated key at a
certain time during bootup. If no Setup message is displayed,
reference your operating system's manual on how to enter Setup.
When using a memory manager, be aware that using the memory
ranges 13000 - B7FF will conflict with monochrome modes. The
conflict could occur even if you are not using a monochrome
monitor but an application (such as CLMode, Microsoft Windows
compatibility tests, HIMEM, EMM386 and QEMM) which goes
into monochrome mode causing your system to hang.
Follow the steps listed below when using Setup programs with the
CL5465 adapter.
1. Run Setup to configure the computert Sometimes this utility
comes on a disk, sometimes it is built in to your system’s
ROM BIOS.
2. When you arrive at the part of the program where video
support is specified, the program may ask you if the multi-
frequency monitor you are looking at will be the primary
monitor, answer Yes.
3. If you are presented with a list of video options, select the
option for VGA. If no option for VGA is listed, select support
for EGA. The CL5465 adapter wrll look to many systems like
an EGA card. If you do not see an option for EGA, try the
option for NO MONITOR, RESERVED or SPECIAL. These
options will usually work. if not, see your equipment dealer.
4. At the conclusion of the Setup program, the computer will
restart as if you had just turned on the power.
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Display Drivers
The video controller is VGA compatible, The display drivers
described in this manual are supplied to improve the resolution for
each supported software application package. The display drivers
support higher graphics resolutions, providing greater detail when
using the supplied drivers in graphics-based programs.
In each application section, there is a brief introduction describing
the application and the revision level of the application supported
by the supplied display drivers.
The installation instructions for each display driver will follow the
mtroduction section. Follow the instructions carefully to be sure
that each display driver is correctly installed All of the
installation instructions assume that the Driver Diskette is located
in drive A; If drive B: is used, the instructions should be changed
appropriately.
The installation utility (l'NSTALLEXE) should be used to copy
display drivers directly to the appropriate application directories
where they may be configured by the application software.
Before You Begin
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It is assumed that the user is familiar with DOS and certain DOS
commands. Please review the installation instructions and the
associated DOS commands before attempting the actual
installation.
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Using the WinMode Utility
WinMode is run by selecting it's icon. The icon will be in the
group that you specified during the install process. When
WinMode is started, the screen may blank for up to two seconds.
This happens while WinMode attempts to discover the capabilities
of the monitor. If this is successful, you will see only one choice
besides the other brand and model choices in the Monitor Brand
and Monitor Model drop down combo boxes. The various options
you can configure in WinMode are described below.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The Font Cache Size option in the WinMode
dialog box is not available at this time.
Monitor Brand and Model
The Monitor Brand and Monitor Model drop down list boxes
reflect which monitor setup you are currently using and the
vertical refresh rates available. Generally, the higher the refresh,
the better the screen will look.
To change your monitor selection, click the scroll button and use
the arrow keys to scroll through the alphabetical listing. Once you
have chosen a new monitor brand, select a monitor model by
clicking on the Monitor Model scroll button to make your
selection. Depending on the monitor brand and model you
selected, the monitor refresh rates change accordingly.
Monitor Refresh Rates
The drop down list boxes let you select the monitor refresh rates
for each resolution for your monitor selection. If you select None
for any screen resolution, any higher resolutions will be
unavailable. This will also turn off the corresponding choices in
the Resolution box.
In general, the higher the refresh rate, the better the display quality
and the lower the performance. This is because the graphics
system can only do a fixed number of operations per second. The
more time it spends redrawing the screen, the less time it has
available to perform other operations. Consult the manual that
came with your monitor to determine the proper settings for these
fields.
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Colors
These buttons let you choose the number of colors that Wlll be
available to Windows 3.1 after Windows is restarted. Some of
these choices may be unavailable. This is because of the amount of
video memory in your system and the resolution that you have
selected. If you need more colors, there will be some slowdown in
graphics performance. If you chose OS/Z-Windows in the
Operating System field, then the only possible choice is 256
colors.
Resolution
These buttons let you choose the resolution that WinMode will use
to run Windows 3.1 after Windows is restarted Some of these
buttons may be unavailable because of the amount of video
memory in your system or if some of the monitor refresh rates
have been set In Unavailable.
Operating System
The Operating System buttons let you set the operating system that
you are mnning Windows in, This is very important because the
configuration and capabilities of the dnver are very different in
03/2 and DOS. The most obvious difference is that the driver will
only work in 16 and 256 color modes in OS/Z. There are a number
of other differences in the configuration of the driver. Note that
prior to installing 03/2 for Windows, you will need to run
WmMode and select the 05/2 option.
Font Size
The small fonts are intended for lower resolutions and higher
resolutions on large monitors. With smaller monitors, the large
fonts are more readable at higher resolutions.
About
The About button will display a dialog box with the version
number of WinMode and a copyright notice.
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Help
For help on WinMode, select the Help button, The main help
screen contains an image of the WinMode screen. Place the cursor
over the field(s) that you need help wrth. When the mouse pointer
changes to a hand Click to display the help text for that field. Click
again to make the pop—up text disappear.
Cancel
OK
The Cancel button closes the dialog box and exits the program
Without making any changes. Selecting Close from the control
menu or double clicking on the control menu box Will have the
same effect.
The OK button closes the dialog box and accepts the choices that
you have made.
After choking 0K. your computer will be reconfigured to use the
choices that you have made. These changes may need to be added
to your AUTOEXECBAT file for them to be permanent. If this is
necessary, you will be prompted by the program.
If WinMode detects that you changed your Windows 3.1
configuration, you will he asked if Windows should be restarted. If
you answer Yes, Windows will restart irnmcdiately,. If you answer
No, then you will have to exit Windows and restart it manually fur
the changes to take effect
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Microsoft© Windows NT Drivers
The Microsoft Windows NT display drivers work With Microsoft
Windows NT version 4.0. Before starting, make a backup copy of
the Windows NT Driver diskettes and put them in a safe place.
Windows NT 4.0 Installation
Once Windows NT 4.0 has been installed on your system, follow
the procedure listed below to install the Microsoft Windows NT
4.0 display driver.
1, Right click on the Windows NT desktop (the Windows
background where no windows or icons are displayed) and
select Properties.
2. At the top of the dialog box, click on the Settings tab.
3. At the bottom of the Settings display screen, click on the
Display Type button.
4. Click on the Change button in the Adapter Type box.
5. In the Change Display screen, cliek on the Have Disk button
6. Insert the driver diskette labeled ‘Windows NT 4.0 Driver' in
drive A: and follow the on—scIeen instructions.
7. When Windows NT asks where the driver is located, type
A: \
The Windows NT 4.0 driver Will be installed in the Windows
NT System directory.
To configure the Windows NT 4.0 driver, follow the procedure
listed in the next section.
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Configuring the Windows NT 4.0 Driver
To configure your Windows NT 4.0 driver once it is installed,
follow the next two procedures listed in consecutive order.
Selecting 3 Monitor
To enable the Windows NT 4.0 Settings dialog box, where you can
change your driver and monitor configurations to show only those
monitor configurations that your monitor can actually do. a
Monitor Selection utility is available.
1. Right click on the Windows NT desktop (the Windows
background where no windows or icons are displayed) and
select Properties.
2. From the Display Properties dialog box, click on the Monitor
Selection tab, located at the top of the dialog box.
3. Choose your Monitor Brand and Monitor Model by clicking
on the respective arrow buttons to display the monitor drop-
down boxes.
After selecting your Monitor Brand and Monitor Model, the
highest refresh rate, which your monitor is capable off, will
display in the Monitor Capable Refresh Rates section of the
Monitor Selection dialog box,
Changing the Display Settings
After completing the above monitor selection, you are now ready
to configure all the display settings of the Windows NT 4.0 driver.
1. From the Display Properties dialog box, you can change your
driver and monitor configurations. Click on the Settings tab,
located at the top of the dialog box.
Zr Adjust the settings using the drop-down boxes and slider bars.
Depending on your monitor, the Windows NT 4.0 driver can
display the following resolutions: 640x480, 800x600,
1024x768, 1152x864, 1280x960, l280x1024 and 1600x1200.
3. Follow the tin-screen prompts to complete the Windows NT
4.0 driver or monitor configuration.
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Microsoft© Windows 95 Driver
The Microsoft Windows 95 display driver works with Microsoft
Windows 95 and supports Directme“ and DirecGD'“, Before
starting, make a backup copy of the Windows 95 Driver diskettes
and put them in a safe place,
Windows 95 Installation
Once Windows 95 has been installed on your system, follow the
procedure listed below to install the Microsofi Windows 95
display driver.
1.
Right click on the Windows 95 desktop (the Windows
background where no windows or icons are displayed) and
select Properties.
At the top of the dialog box, click on the Settings tab.
At the bottom of the Settings display screen, click on the
Change Display Type button.
Click on the Change button adjacent to the Adapter Type box.
In the Select Device display screen, click on the Have Disk
button.
Insert the first driver diskette labeled ‘Windows 95 Driver’ in
drive A: and follow the on-screen instructions. The Windows
95 driver will be installed in the Windows 95 System
directory.
If DirectDrnw'M or DirectSD'”I has previously been installed
on your system, the Windows 95 driver is now ready to run. If
DnectDraw'“ or DirecBD'” has not been installed, you will
need to reboot your system again to initialize the driver.
To configure the Windows 95 driver, follow the procedure listed in
the next section, Configuring the Windows 95 Driver,
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Configuring the Windows 95 Driver
Your CL5465 Windows 95 driver may be configured in many
ways to get the optimum visual display and performance. There
are four tabs located on the Display Properties dialog box that
customize the Windows 95 driver: Refresh tab, 2D Performance
tab, 3D Performance tab depending on your system configuration.
In order to configure your Windows 95 driver once it is installed,
you need to get to the Windows 95 Display Properties dialog box
where the driver tabs are located,
1. Right click on the Windows 95 desktop (the Windows
background where no Windows or icons are displayed) and
select Properties.
2. From the Display Properties dialog box, you can view and
change your monitor configuration, refresh rate, 2D and 3D
performance. Before making your configuration changes
reference the sections below for a complete description of
what options are available for each driver configuration tab.
1 After making your configuration changes, follow the on—
screen prompts to complete the Windows 95 driver
configuration.
Configuring Your Monitor
To change your Windows 95 monitor configuration, click on the
Windows 95 Settings tab, located at the top of the Display
Properties dialog box, and adjust the settings. Reference your
Windows 95 documentation for an explanation of the options
available in the Setting tab dialog box.
If you elect to use the Settings icon by clicking on the Adjust
Display Properties check box, it can be used as an easy reference
for selecting the refresh rate of a specific display mode, referenced
in the section below.
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