Multi!Wav Adapter  Device Driver
by
Tomas Hurka, Hukatronic  tom@hukatronic.cz

Version 1.14 of Multi!Wav Adapter  Device Driver for NEXTSTEP Release 3.2 
and 3.3 for Intel Processors and OPENSTEP 4.0 /Mach

The Harvard Computer Music Center, Rob Poor, and Tomas Hurka announce 
the first NeXTStep for Intel driver for a professional audio card. 
Thanks to the  amazing work of Tomas Hurka, we have completed a driver 
for the AdB Digital  Multiwav Pro and Multiwav Pro-18 cards. 

OVERVIEW:
Multi!Wav Adapter device driver lets you take advantage of the 
following adapters:
Manufacturer	Adapter	PC Bus
AdB Corp.	Multi!Wav Digital PRO	ISA
AdB Corp.	Multi!Wav Digital PRO18	ISA

These Multi!Wav cards provide AES/EBU, SPDIF, and TOSLINK input/output 
to your  NeXTStep Intel machine. The Pro-18 card adds an 18 bit digital 
to analog  converter for monitoring. For more information about AdB 
sound cards see the AdB www home page at http://www.adbdigital.com.

Driver supports 32000,44100 and 48000 Hz sampling rates, 16 bit linear 
sampling in mono or stereo format. The driver makes the card work like 
a standard audio card, so special software is not needed for digital 
tranfers,  though we recommend Bernhard Scholz's excellent SASound.app 
for recording. The driver is robust, and provides much better playback 
that what you might be used to from the Microsoft Sound System, 
SoundBlaster, or  Pro Audio Spectrum.

Harvard Computer Music Center are currently using the cards to do 
direct to DAT  transfers, and with Lexicon MXP1s for digital 
reverberation without leaving the digital realm. They're proven to be a 
remarkable improvement over our Microsoft  Sound System Cards. 

WARRANTY:

THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE REGENTS AND CONTRIBUTORS ``AS IS'' AND 
ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE 
IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR 
PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED.  IN NO EVENT SHALL THE REGENTS OR CONTRIBUTORS 
BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR 
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF 
SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR 
BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, 
WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR 
OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF 
ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.

COPYING:
The Multi!Wav adapter  device driver is shareware. You can freely 
distribute without changing or removing any parts of the package. If 
you found the driver reliable, please, register the driver. For more 
details see document Registration.rtf.

Changes between version 1.13 and 1.14:
1.	Driver now correctly generate carrier for 48 KHz and 32 KHz sampling
	rates.
	
Release 1.13 notes:
1.	This a first public release of the driver.
2.	Only Multi!Wav Digital PRO with XLINK XC4003A is supported. Other 
	two versions (XC4004A and XC4003E) of XLINK can be supported on 
	request. 
3.	Driver does not use IRQ since Multi!Wav card cannot generate one. 
	The result is this log message when the driver is loaded by Mach OS:
	MultiWav at dma channels 6 and 7 irq -268415659
	This does no harm, just Sound class does not count with the sound driver 
	without IRQ.
	
INSTALLATION:

These instructions show you how to install the Multi!Wav adapter device 
driver on an Intel-based computer running NEXTSTEPä. The driver is 
distributed as a file named MultiWav.1.14.I.b.tar.gz.

1.	Install Multi!Wav card under Windows and set all hardware switches using 
	AdB installation program. Test that he card works correctly under 
	Windows.
2.	If you received the MultiWav.1.14.I.b.tar.gz file via NeXTmail or 
	downloaded via FTP or another electronic source, place a copy of the 
	file in a location where you can access it when you log in as root.
3.	Log in as root.
	Only the superuser, root, can install the device drivers. If you're not 
	sure how to log in as root, see your system administrator.
4.	Uncompress and unarchive the MultiWav.1.14.I.b.tar.gz file.
5.	Double-click the MultiWav.config. This automatically launches 
	Configure.app and copies the driver into the /NextLibary/Devices 
	directory.
6.	Add the MultiWav driver (PRO or PRO18) as a Sound device, and configure 
	port address according to the card setting. The default setting should 
	be OK for most cases. 
7.	Save configuration and quit Configure.app.
8.	Reboot computer.

BUGS:
Send all bug reports and any other suggestion via e-mail to 
tom@hukatronic.cz. Please, remember to include your configuration.

Special thanks to: 
Sean Anthony Varah  <cello@mario.harvard.edu>
R. Dunbar Poor  <r@pia.media.mit.edu>
Rene Krupansky

For more information on the driver, please contact us at:
Tomas Hurka
Hukatronic (H.C.C.)
Kankovskeho 8
182 00 Praha 8
Czech Republic
Email: tom@hukatronic.cz

Sean Varah
Harvard Computer Music Center
Department of Music
Harvard University
Music Building, North Yard
Cambridge, MA 02138
U.S.A.
Email:multiwav@mario.harvard.edu
