menu_main       2 3 4 5 6 7 8
preview         9
res_sup         10 10 10 10 10 10
mode_640x480    11 11 11 11 11 
mode_800x600    11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11
mode_1024x768   11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11
mode_1280x1024  11 11 11 11 11 11 11
mode_1600x1200  11 11 11 11 11 11 11
mode_aux        11 11 11 11 11
drv_ops         12
diags           13 14
monitor         15
VDIFmonitor     33
vga_test        27 28 29 30 30 30 31
copro_test      16 16 16 16 16 16 16
set_ops         18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
pwrup_ops       19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19
rom             20 20
at_compat       21 21 21 21
vga_bus_io      22 22
mem_ap          23 23
ramzwait        24 24
romzwait        25 25
vga_mem_size_p  26 26 26 26


1
Help information is currently not
available for this item.


2
Detailed system information will
be presented, together with any
found system conflicts.
 
Contents of AUTOEXEC.BAT and
CONFIG.SYS will be shown, and an
option to save to file or send to
printer will be given.
 
It is recommended that this check
is done first, prior to doing the
'Quick Setup'.
 
Press <Enter> to view the system
configuration.


3
Quick Setup will automatically
initialize your card for the best
possible configuration.
  
You do, however, have the choice
of selecting the monitor type,
from the list of available monitors.
 
If the monitor you are currently
using is not in the monitor list,
you may want to Customize for best
possible screen size\position.
 
Any system conflicts or suggestions
will be made known to you here.
 
Press <Enter> for Quick Setup.


4
This selection installs graphics
drivers for specific applications
which are already installed on
your hard disk, such as Windows
and AutoCAD.
  
Most of the drivers are present
on disk #1, and this is the disk
which you should start off with.
 
The installation utility will then
provide you with further
instructions, asking you to insert
other diskette(s) when necessary.
 
Press <Enter> to see the list of
supported Application Drivers.


5
Adapter Utilities Installation.
 
This option allows one to install
the Video Adapter Utilities onto
the hard drive.
 
The installation program assumes
that the source files are to be
copied from the drive:\directory
where you initiated this
installation.
 
Normally this would be your floppy
diskette drive A.
 
Upon completion, you will be asked
if you wish to set the path to the
directory containing the utilities.
 
Press <Enter> to commence.


6
You can test the functionality of
your graphics adapter using this
option.
  
The following diagnostics are
performed to thoroughly test the VGA
and/or the Accelerator portion of
your graphics adapter.

  þ  VGA Memory test
  þ  VGA Text test
  þ  VGA Standard graphics test
  þ  Accelerator Diagnostics

Press <Enter> to run video card
diagnostics.


7
This is designed for experienced
users who wish to custom-tailor
their card configuration for best
possible performance.
 
Setting to Factory Defaults is also
available as an option.
 
Changes will be saved in a non-
volatile memory and the card will
be re-initialized.
Once saved, settings will remain
unchanged until altered.
 
Press <Enter> to make Advanced
Settings Configuration changes
to your graphics hardware.


8
Help information is currently not
available for this reserved item.


9
You may see how well the available mode would appear on your monitor.
However, it will not be possible to adjust the screen size/position; only
the default modes will be displayed.
WARNING: To avoid possible monitor damage, please check your monitor manual
for allowed resolutions and refresh rates. Press <Enter> to bring up screen.


10
Select the resolution(s) and\or mode which you wish to set up your monitor
for. It is recommended that you go through each one of the available options
and configure for the most stable and flicker-free display.
Following your selection, you will be asked to choose from a list of other
monitor parameters that will define your monitor's specifications.


11
Select the frequency and interlacing scheme that matches your monitor
specifications as closely as possible.
Screen size, position, frequency and polarity could all be altered.
If none of the options produce a stable display or you know that your
monitor does not support the shown resolution, then choose 'Not Supported'.


12
You will need to specify the 
destination directory where you
wish the drivers to be copied to.
 
The INSTALL program will attempt
to automatically detect the source
directory of the driver(s) to be
installed. However, if that will
not be attainable, you will be
prompted to specify the source drive
and directory.
 
At all times, you will be closely
guided throughout the driver
installation process.
 
Press <Enter> to install the
driver of your choice.


13
VGA Test.
 
Detailed VGA testing schemes are
available with this option.
 
Monochrome, Color, Text and
Graphics tests will be carried out
based on the currently installed
VGA modes.
 
Errors, if any, are reported at the
end of each test.
 
Press <Enter> for VGA test options.


14
Accelerator Diagnostics.
 
All installed Accelerator Graphics
modes may now be rigorously tested
with this option.
 
Errors, if any, are reported at the
end of each test.
 
Press <Enter> for Accelerator test
options.


15
This option allows the enabling or disabling of selected resolutions and
refresh rates. Test displays are also provided, which enable control of
screen size, position and video signal polarities.
 
Press <Enter> to proceed with Custom Monitor setup.


16
Selecting the 'Diagnostics' option
will allow you to do the following: 
 
 þ View Configuration
 þ Detailed Memory Tests
 þ Run All Tests
 þ Component Test
 þ Other Tests
 þ Run Simple Demo
 þ Change Modes
 
Specific installed modes can be
individually tested by simply
choosing the required resolution.
Consequently, all supported color
depths will be displayed.
 
Press <Enter> to commence the test.


17
Help information is currently not
available for this reserved item.


18
To select a different "Monitor Type" from the one shown, press <Enter>.
If your model is not listed, select "Custom..." and get your monitor manual
handy to reference the exact specifications.
If the information is not available, you can dynamically adjust the settings.
All found VDIF-compliant monitors will be available as options.


19
This option enables the user to select the Power-up Video mode of the
Graphics Adapter - i.e. the mode that the adapter will be set to after
the computer is powered up or reset. Color and Mono modes are supported.
Primary adapter is the start-up video adapter that is active upon power-up.
Press <Enter> to modify.


20
8 or 16 bit ROM operation can be selected for your Graphics Adapter.
 
When the card is installed in an 8 bit slot, 8 bit operation will
automatically be selected; and when installed in a 16 bit slot, the
video RAM will always use a 16 bit RAM access.  Press <Enter> to modify.


21
This option is designed to optimize the performance of the graphics
adapter by selecting a suitable Coprocesor Bus I/O mode for your system.
 
Press <Enter> to modify.


22
This option is designed to optimize the performance of the graphics
adapter by selecting a suitable VGA Bus I/O mode for your system.
 
Press <Enter> to modify.


23
Memory Aperture allows the video memory to be mapped into the system
memory address space. Doing so, will greatly improve the transfer speed
of data from host to the video memory.
    
You may now Enable or Disable the Memory Aperture feature.


24
Enable or disable zero wait-state support for video RAM access.
    
In order to achieve higher performance from your Graphics Card, 
enable the zero-wait state feature.
Press <Enter> to modify.


25
Enable or disable zero wait-state support for video ROM access.
    
In order to achieve higher performance from your Graphics Card, 
enable the zero-wait state feature.
Press <Enter> to modify.


26
VGA and Accelerator share the same video memory. This option allows one
to select the VGA memory size by setting the VGA boundary to Shared,
256Kb, 512Kb or 1Mb.
In Shared mode, both the VGA and Accelerator have read/write access to
all of the video memory. This is the recommended setting.


27
VGA Memory Test.
 
A detailed Read/Write test will
be carried out on all of the
memory allocated for VGA use.
 
The test may take up to 1 minute.
 
Press <Enter> to commence the test.


28
VGA Text Test.
 
The following will be tested:
 
 þ Color Attributes
 þ 40, 80 and 132 Column Modes
 
Press <Enter> to commence the test.


29
Standard VGA Graphics test.
 
The following modes will be tested:
 
 þ 320x200 4   Colors (mode 4h)
 þ 320x200 16  Colors (mode Dh)
 þ 320x200 256 Colors (mode 13h)
 þ 640x200 2   Colors (mode 6h)
 þ 640x200 16  Colors (mode Eh)
 þ 640x350 4   Colors (mode Fh)
 þ 640x350 16  Colors (mode 10h)
 þ 640x480 16  Colors (mode 12h)
 
Press <Enter> to commence the test.


30
Super VGA VESA Modes Test.
 
Select the required bit-per-pixel
(bpp) mode for testing:
 
 þ 8bpp tests 256 Colors
 þ 15/16bpp tests 65536 Colors
 þ 24bpp tests 16.7 Million Colors
 
All installed resolutions, starting
from 640x480 will be tested in
sequence.
 
Press <Enter> to commence the test.


31
Choosing 'All of the above' will run
all tests sequentially, one after
another, or wait for a key press to
advance to the next test.
 
Press <Enter> to commence the tests.


32
This option allows you to read in an external VDIF file that may be present
on a floppy diskette or an alternate hard disk directory.
The file may reside on a diskette provided by the Monitor Manufacturer.
You will be prompted to enter the complete path to the directory, where the
file is to be located.  Press <Enter> to proceed.


33
This is a list of monitors that INSTALL has found in the requested directory.
Choose the one you wish to use by pressing <Enter> at the selection.
INSTALL will then copy the file into the working directory and register the
monitor in the main list. At that point you will be able to preview available
modes and/or save it as part of your Power-up Configuration.


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