Re: GS Setup (slots)

[jmk3@crux1.cit.cornell.edu (Jay M. Krell)]

>From: jimwong@owlnet.rice.edu (Jim Wong)
>Subject: GS Setup (slots)
 
>Is there any way I can connect a modem to my system without losing
>access to my printer or hard disk?  My setup is as follows:
 
Slot     Control Panel Setting     Slot Contains
1        Printer Port              <nothing>
2        Your Card                 Apple High Speed SCSI
3        80 Column Firmware        <nothing>
4        Mouse                     <nothing>
5        SmartPort                 <nothing>
6        Drive Port                <nothing>
7        AppleTalk                 MDIdeas Stero Card
 
 
If you have ROM 3, put the SCSI card in slot 4, the mouse will work in 16- but
not 8-bit apps. Else, you could put SCSI in slot 6, sacrificing 5.25" drives,
no big loss. Also, try the stereo card in slot 3 or 4 or anything else. I don't
think the slot needs to be set to the stereo card for anything, since I believe
most stereo cards do everything via the Ensoniq chip. (The Ensoniq chip as A/D
circuits -- except for Audio Animator and I think MDIdeas Pro card, it does the
digitizations, not the card.
 
 
 
If you use Proterm, you need not set the modem port to the port, but can use
"your card," so you can put the MDIdeas card there.
 
  --Jay, jay.krell@cornell.edu