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Doing More with Your CD-ROM Drive 4-5
Running CDSETUP
After you have installed your software, you can run CDSETUP to
change the base I/O address and IRQ line of your IDE interface.
To change the base I/O address and IRQ line of your card, you
need to change the jumper setting on your audio or IDE
CD-ROM interface card. Refer to the appendix “Resolving
Hardware Conflicts” to change the jumper setting on your IDE
CD-ROM interface card. To change the jumper setting on your
audio card, refer to the documentation that comes with your
audio card.
To run CDSETUP:
1. Change to your installed directory.
2. Type
CDSETUP
and press <Enter>.
3. Follow the instructions on the screen.
4. Restart your system for the changes to take effect.
If you do not wish to run CDSETUP, you can use a text editor
to change the base I/O address and IRQ line of your card. Refer
to the section “Changing the Driver Settings” in this chapter for
more information.
Locking the Disc Tray
If you do not want others to remove your CD from the disc tray, you
can lock or unlock the disc tray using the DOS utilities
LOCKCD.EXE and UNLOCKCD.EXE. LOCKCD.EXE and
UNLOCKCD.EXE allow you to disable and enable the Stop/Eject
button respectively.
To lock the disc tray:
1. Change to the installed directory.
2. Type
LOCKCD
d1
: [
d2
:
d3
:
d4
:] and press <Enter>.