Clevo 7800 Notebooks & Tablet PCs

Company

Clevo

Categories

Notebooks & Tablet PCs

Serie

Clevo 7xxx Series

Model

Clevo 7800

Description

Toshiba CD-ROM and Sanyo, Teac DVD-ROM Drivers

Size Driver

401KB

File Name

cdvdriver.zip

Observations

This manual describes how to setup the device driver of TOSHIBA ATAPI
CD/DVD-ROM Drive.
This device driver is exclusive use of following TOSHIBA ATAPI CD/DVD-ROM
drives.
XM-5602B, XM-5702B, XM-6002B, XM-6102B, XM-6202B, XM-6302B
XM-1502B, XM-1602B, XM-2402B, XM-1702B, XM-1802B
SD-M1002, SD-M1102, SD-M1202
How to setup the CD-ROM device driver.

1. Copy CD/DVD-ROM device driver to the system disk.

2. Add the following line to CONFIG.SYS of the system disk.
LASTDRIVE=Z
DEVICE=:\CDROMDRV.SYS

Company

Clevo

Categories

Notebooks & Tablet PCs

Serie

Clevo 7xxx Series

Model

Clevo 7800

Description

VGA

Operating System

Windows 3.1

Size Driver

810KB

File Name

vgaw31.exe

Observations

Chips & Technologies, Inc.

DR655xx Display Driver Package
Release Notes for Windows 3.X

=======================================================================
Revision: Version 1.3.6 , 6555X
Release Date: August 28, 1997
=======================================================================

1. Fixed D-532 , NTSC/PAL problem. When in NTSC/PAL display and
switching between FS DOS and DOS box , NTSC/PAL display was
losing sync.

2. Fixed D-510, Could not change resolution or color when displaying
on NTSC/PAL display.

3. Fixed OEM6555X.INF driver name mode messages that are viewed in
windows SETUP program.

=======================================================================
Revision: Version 1.3.5 , 6555X
Release Date: July 18, 1997
=======================================================================

1. Completed bug fix #410. The change described below actually
fixed the problem / area beneath the cursor when cursor was
forced to SW. However, when the cursor was dinamically changed
from HW to SW (such as NTSC or interlaced modes), the cursor
problem still exists. This fix is taking care of it.
WGA.ASM - ResetHiResMode.
2. Fixed forced hardware/software cursor support with video
BIOSs that return function 5F50h with DL[4] = 0 , drivers
check for panning bit. CURSOR.ASM , CC_CHANGEDISPLAY.

=======================================================================
Revision: Version 1.3.4 , 6555X
Release Date: July 02, 1997
=======================================================================
1. Bug fix #482 : 65555X , after booting windows from DOS with POPUP
enabled , cursor disappears. The cause was the POPUP 55X cursor
initialization code was not being called , instead 655545/548
POPUP cursor intailization code was called.

2. Bug fix #410 : Alt Tab in/from DOS FS corrupts area beneath the
cursor when SW cursor modes (65555 and intermitent).
WGA.ASM - In ResetHiResMode skip checking HW popup cursor and HW
cursor in offscreen memory for SW cursor. The bug occured because
the above code was redrawing the SW cursor when it was not needed.
The area beneath the cursor was beeing messed up by the EraseTail_10
algorithm in that particular instance. ResetHiResMode is called
when returining from DOS FS and is asyncronuous with the displayed
screen. Sometimes, the EraseTail_10 (whithin DrawCursor) would not
restore the proper save_screen for the SW cursor.

Company

Clevo

Categories

Notebooks & Tablet PCs

Serie

Clevo 7xxx Series

Model

Clevo 7800

Description

VGA

Operating System

Windows 95

Size Driver

172KB

File Name

vgaw95.exe

Observations

This file describes normal display driver installation procedures for
Windows 95. Use these procedures when installing the display drivers
provided in this directory.

DRIVER INSTALLATION PROCEDURE

Click Start, then Settings, then Control Panel.

Start the "Display" applet program.

Select the "Settings" page, push the "Change Display Type" button.

Push the "Change" button in the "Adapter Type" area.

Push the "Have Disk" button and press "OK".

Specify the path to the new driver and press the
key:

Example 1: Insert the drivers disk in the A: floppy drive,
and enter A:\.

Example 2: Type in the name of the directory where you copied
the drivers, either on your local hard drive or
on a network share.

Example 3: If you're not sure exactly where the drivers are,
choose the "Browse..." button are find them.

The "Select Device" dialog box will appear. Select the adapter that
corresponds to the one you installed in your machine and click OK.

Windows 95 will copy the display drivers to the proper directories
on your system.

---------------------------------------------------------------------

;$Revision: 1.297 $
Chips and Technologies, Inc.
DR655xx Display Driver Package
Release Notes for Windows 95
DR655xx
Display Driver Package

Revision: Preliminary Production Version 3.0.7
Release Date: April 10, 1998
=================================================
1. Adjusted playback display skew for KAPOK custom TV out modes.

2. Fixed VPE PAL sized video playback problem. The problem was
vertical jitter in the bottom 1/4 of the screen.

3. Added Write Combine support.

4. Fixed problem with landscape cursor showing on portrait mode.

Revision: Preliminary Production Version 3.0.6
Release Date: April 8, 1998
=================================================
1. Added 69000 section in CHIPSMM.DAT.

2. Added 69000 vertical interpolation to Chipsvpm.dll.
CHIPSVPM.DLL is now version 1.01.00.0123.

3. Fixed Chipsvpm.dll playback noise problem for 65550 and 65554 when
the acquisition window is the same size as the capture buffer.

4. Removed VPE Y top cropping adjustment factor. Only VPE client
can adjust cropping values depending on source.

Company

Clevo

Categories

Notebooks & Tablet PCs

Serie

Clevo 7xxx Series

Model

Clevo 7800

Description

TEAC CD-224E-A CDROM Drivers

Operating System

Windows 95

Version

1.27q

Size Driver

655KB

File Name

teaccdr.exe

Observations

***** How to install the device driver under DOS environment *****

To operate TEAC CD-ROM,the device driver (TEAC_CDI.SYS) has to be installed
from INSTALLATION DISK came along with CD-ROM.
Please follow the instruction below.

1. Boot up the system and insert the INSTALLATION DISK into your floppy
disk drive.

2. At the DOS prompt,type "A:\INSTALL" then press enter. (If your floppy
disk drive is "A:")

3. Installation program will now start.Please follow the instructions on the
screen to complete the installation procedure.

4. When finish,remove the INSTALLATION DISK from the floppy disk drive then
REBOOT your system.

During system reboot,check for the following message to assure that
the driver was loaded properly.

MSCDEX Version 2.23
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corp. 1986-1993. All rights reserved.

Drive X: = Driver TEAC-CDI unit 0

* 'X:' ... Drive letter assigned to CD-ROM Drive

This message means that TEAC CD-ROM drive is now activated.

* Now the installation of TEAC CD-ROMdrive is completed.
***** TEAC CD-ROM DRIVE Trouble Shooting Tips *****

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q1: System will not boot when CD-ROM drive is daisy-chained with
hard disk drive.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
A1: Be sure your hard disk drive jumper is set to MASTER and CD-ROM's to SLAVE.
Please refer to the installation manual for CD-ROM jumper setting and ask
hard drive manufacturer for MASTER jumper setting.
Note: There may be a case where CD-ROM can not be daisy-chained with
Conner hard drive (Conner mode).
A2: Check if the I/F cable is connected reversely.

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q2: System hangs without displaying anything when the device driver is loaded
during Boot-up.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
A1:There is a possibility that TEAC device driver is having a conflict with
others. Please check the position of the device driver statement or remark
driver which may be having a conflict with.
A2:In case that TEAC CD-ROM drive is connected with non TEAC CD-ROM drive in
the same system.
Please re-install the TEAC CD-ROM address by going through 'SELECT I/O PORT'.

Company

Clevo

Categories

Notebooks & Tablet PCs

Serie

Clevo 7xxx Series

Model

Clevo 7800

Description

Audio Drivers

Operating System

Windows 95

Size Driver

982KB

File Name

7xau95ra.exe

Observations

[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 ES1878/978 AudioDrive chip offers nine inputs for the playback mixer,
including "Line", "Wave", "Mic", "CD", "Synth", "AuxB", "IIS", "PCspk",
and one mappable input (default "X-Mic"). 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).

>> CONFIGURE RECORDING MIXER
The ES1879 AudioDrive chip offers seven inputs for the recording mixer,
including "Line", "Mic", "CD", "AuxB", "Synth", "Wave" and "IIS". 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
"Rack Recording Control", you can enable (disable) the display of each input
by setting its corresponding key value to be 1 (0).

Company

Clevo

Categories

Notebooks & Tablet PCs

Serie

Clevo 7xxx Series

Model

Clevo 7800

Description

ALPS Touch Pad Drivers

Operating System

Windows 95

Version

4.1.0

Size Driver

379KB

File Name

alpsw95.exe

Observations

AlpsPoint provides a convenient way to modify setting for
Alps GlidePoint. The AlpsPoint drivers are compatible with
most standard mice and similar pointing devices.
____________________________________________________________

README FILE CONTENTS

1. Driver Installation
1.1 Installing from Mouse Properties
1.2 Installing from Device Manager

2. Using the AlpsPoint Control Panel

3 Restoring Your Installation
3.1 If "Alps GlidePoint" can be seen in the model column
3.2 If "Alps GlidePoint" can't be seen in the model column

4. Using Another Mouse
4.1 How to attach the Serial mouse
4.2 How to attach the PS/2 mouse

5. Troubleshooting
5.1 Suspend/Resume
5.2 Installing from Add New Hardware

6. Files On The Setup Disk

Company

Clevo

Categories

Notebooks & Tablet PCs

Serie

Clevo 7xxx Series

Model

Clevo 7800

Description

Audio Drivers

Operating System

Windows NT

Size Driver

1MB

File Name

7xau40ra.exe

Observations

[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.
[KNOWN PROBLEMS]

>> LONG FILE NAMES AND THE AUDIO RECORDER
The Audio Recorder is a 16-bit application. For that reason, it has
trouble with long file names. This may cause an error message if you
click the EDIT button on the Digital Audio Player to edit a wave file
which happens to be in a directory with a long file name. However, you
can still load the file from the Audio Recorder window.

>> RECORD MODE AND THE ES1868
If your audio hardware includes the ES1868 AudioDrive chip, the Monitor
button and Master Volume controls will be disabled in Record Mode. The
ES1868 does not support these functions in Record Mode. For more
information see "Multiplexers" in the Online Help or the AudioRack32 for
Windows95 User Guide.

Company

Clevo

Categories

Notebooks & Tablet PCs

Serie

Clevo 7xxx Series

Model

Clevo 7800

Description

ALPS Touch Pad Drivers

Operating System

Windows NT

Version

1.02

Size Driver

154KB

File Name

alpswnt.exe

Observations

ApointNT provides a convenient way to modify setting for
Alps GlidePoint. The ApointNT drivers are compatible with
most standard mice and similar pointing devices.
____________________________________________________________

README FILE CONTENTS

1. Driver Installation
1.1 Installing from Mouse Properties

2. Using the ApointNT Control Panel

3 Restoring Your Installation
3.1 If "Alps GlidePoint" can be seen in the model column
3.2 If "Alps GlidePoint" can't be seen in the model column

4. Using Another Mouse
4.1 How to attach the PS/2 mouse

5. Troubleshooting
6. Files On The Setup Disk

Company

Clevo

Categories

Notebooks & Tablet PCs

Serie

Clevo 7xxx Series

Model

Clevo 7800

Description

PCMCIA

Operating System

Windows NT

Version

2.1.0

Size Driver

1.1MB

File Name

7xpcmcia.exe

Observations

AMICard Manager Pro(tm) 2.1
April 8, 1997
Version 2.1.0 with Windows Installation

README FILE CONTENTS

1. WHAT'S NEW IN AMICard MANAGER PRO 2.1
1.1 CardBus Support
1.2 Zoom Video Support
1.3 Reduced Memory Footprint for Card Services

2. WHAT CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE IN THIS VERSION
2.1 AMICard Manager Pro 2.1 Version 2.1.0G
2.2 AMICard Manager Pro 2.1 Version 2.1.0F
2.3 AMICard Manager Pro 2.1 Version 2.1.0E
2.4 AMICard Manager Pro 2.1 Version 2.1.0D
2.5 AMICard Manager Pro 2.1 Version 2.1.0C

3. INSTALLATION NOTES
3.1 Minimum System Requirements
3.2 Installing on a System Without Any Card or Socket
Services Already Installed.
3.3 Installing on a System With a Previous Version of
AMICARDZ Release 1.xx Already Installed.
3.4 Installing on a System With a Previous Version of
AMICard Manager Pro 2.x Already Installed.
3.5 Installing on a System With Another Vendor's Card and
Socket Services Already Installed.
3.6 Installing Third Party Flash File System Drivers

4. DESCRIPTION OF AMICard MANAGER PRO 2.1 FILES
4.1 Description of Installed Files

5. KNOWN PROBLEMS
5.1 DOS Card Viewer (AMIINFO) Not Updating Screen When
a PC Card is Inserted or Removed
5.2 Miscellaneous AMICard Manager Problems

6. RESTRICTIONS

6.1 SETUP always overwrites files in the destination
Directory
6.2 Only EMM386 exclude ranges are modified by SETUP
6.3 Only the first EMM386 line in CONFIG.SYS is modified
with the Exclude ranges by SETUP
6.4 Must disable Windows 95 PCMCIA support if using
AMICard Manager Pro 2.1 under Windows 95
6.5 AMIDRIVE forces MS-DOS Compatibility Mode under
Windows 95
6.6 Miscellaneous AMICard Manager Restrictions With This
Release
6.7 Using Third Party Drivers from older PC Cards
6.8 Using Fax/Modems with Windows 95

7. CUSTOMIZING AMICARD MANAGER PRO 2.1
7.1 Command Line Options for Card Services
7.2 Using CSDEBUG.EXE
7.3 Command Line Option for the Resource Manager (AMIRM.SYS)

8. TROUBLESHOOTING
8.1 When Using a CardBus Controller
8.2 Problems with the Resource Manager (AMIRM.SYS)
8.3 Problems with Third Party Client Drivers
8.4 Problems with Card Detection

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