Windsurfer

Windsurfer @8FEB.ADF - IBM MWave WindSurfer

I found these files in the networking section. How long they will be there is anyone's guess.
README.TXT
WSWMCA01.ZIP Mwave Windows MCA support disk 1/2
WSWMCA02.ZIP Mwave Windows MCA support disk 2/2
WSWARP01.ZIP    Mwave Warp support disk 1
WSWARP02.ZIP    Mwave Warp support disk 2
MWAVEVSD.ZIP   Mwave sampled sound synth for Warp

Windsurfer MIDI Pac files:
Samples from Prosonous Sounds - Full MIDI samples for OS/2 & Windows (7 diskettes)
OS2SMP01.ZIP      MIDI samples disk 1 (OS/2)
WINSMP01.ZIP     MIDI samples disk 1 (Windows)
SMPS02.ZIP          disk 2 (common)
SMPS03.ZIP          disk 3 (common)
SMPS04.ZIP          disk 4 (common)
SMPS05.ZIP          disk 5 (common)
SMPS06.ZIP          disk 6 (common)
Band in a Box
PowerTracks Pro
This page is open to correction! If you know something about this adapter, give me a NOTE

Windsurfer Base image was provided by Robert Watts

Area for ZIPs- Looks like the same type of memory used on the XGA-2.
Internal I/O Connections:
Elco 4-pin connector for internal CD-ROM audio input
Elco 3-pin connector for IBM internal CD-ROM audio input
2 x 8 Berg Header for stereo line in/out, mixed l/r out, mono in, +/- 12 V, front panel connection (supports a front panel that includes a speaker with volume control, a microphone jack, and a headphone jack)
34 Pin Header for Sony CDU-31A "New Sony Bus"
40-pin header for IBM ISA Internal CD-ROM drive (P/N 32G2961) or Panasonic 562/563
DSP 51 MIPS

External I/O Connections:
1/8-inch jack for stereo line in/microphone
1/8-inch jack for stereo line out/headphones (32 ohms or greater)
RJ11 phone jack (telephone line connection)
RJ11 phone jack (telephone set connection)
6-pin, mini-DIN for MIDI in/out/through (via breakout cable).

WindSurfer is a 16-bit DMA bus master adapter which occupies a 16 or 32-bit Micro Channel bus slot 16 Mhz or faster system, with a 386SX or greater processor.

WindSurfer and Audiovation adapters together
They cannot be active at the same time with current software . Concurrent operation is planned for a future release of the software. (Ed. I don't know if AV212 solves this)

Microphone needed for full-duplex speakerphone feature
Any standard unidirectional electret mike will do. If you have a dynamic microphone, you may have to turn off your monitor while using the speakerphone, due to interference.

CD-ROMs supported
IBM Internal ISA CD-ROM (P/N 70G8501) or Panasonic CR-562/563 drive, the other is the Sony CDU-31A. These same drives with OEM labels, and other Panasonic and Sony drives that use the same ISA interfaces (not SCSI) should work also, but have not been tested. (Ed. Report what CDs you have used)

Sony CDU-31A Uses the 34 pin "New Sony Bus"
173A.EXE Complete DOS installation disk for the CDU-31A
OS/2 Drivers for the Sony CDU-31A and CDU-33A are available from IBM's BBS at (919) 517-0001.
WindowsNT Drivers for the Sony CDU-31A and CDU-33A are available from Microsoft's BBS at (206) 936-6735.

CR-526/563 Drivers CR-562/563 (2x speed, tray loading type CD-ROM)
DOS 95 NT OS/2

Recording .WAV files while simultaneously playing MIDI files
Yes, assuming both your PC and music software can handle it.

Audio along with modem
All audio features (except synthesis) can run concurrently with the modem, even at 14.4Kbps.

WindSurfer MIDI Pac
MIDI breakout cable, an expanded set of Prosonus sampled sounds, Band-in-a-Box and PowerTracks music applications.

Developer's toolkit
Available for the WindSurfer/Audiovation adapters Contact Intermetrics at 617-661-1840 for DOS/Windows and OS/2 toolkits.

AdapterId 08FEBh IBM MWave WindSurfer

COMM Port
The COMM port can be assigned as COMM 1 through COMM 8, or it can be disabled.
<COMM 3, IRQ 3>, 4-IRQ3, 4-IRQ4, 5-IRQ3, 5-IRQ4, 6-IRQ3, 6-IRQ4, 7-IRQ3, 7-IRQ4, 8-IRQ3, 8-IRQ4, 2-IRQ3, 1-IRQ4, Disabled

I/O Address Selection
Select the I/O addresses used by the adapter
<0400-041F 04F8-04FF>, 0800-081F 08F8-08FF, 0C00-0C1F 0CF8-0CFF, 1000-101F 10F8-10FF, 1400-141F 14F8-14FF, 1800-181F 18F8-18FF, 1C00-1C1F 1CF8-1CFF, 2000-201F 20F8-20FF, 2400-241F 24F8-24FF, 2800-281F 28F8-28FF, 2C00-2C1F 2CF8-2CFF, 3000-301F 30F8-30FF, 3400-341F 34F8-34FF, 3800-381F 38F8-38FF, 3C00-3C1F 3CF8-3CFF, 4000-401F 40F8-40FF, 4400-441F 44F8-44FF, 4800-481F 48F8-48FF, 4C00-4C1F 4CF8-4CFF

DSP Interrupt Selection
The Digital Signal Processor Interrupt level can be set to either 9 or 15
<Interrupt Level 15 decimal>, Interrupt Level 9 decimal

CD-ROM Drive Address Selection
I/O address selection for CD-ROM drive - Sony CDU31A or compatible or Panasonic CR-563 or compatible.
<CD-ROM Disabled >, Sony 300 - 303, Sony 340 - 343, Sony 360 - 363, IBM 300 - 303, IBM 310 - 31, IBM 320 - 323

Arbitration Level
Select MicroChannel Arbitration levels.
<Level 1>, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, A, B, C, D, E

Fairness Enable/Disable
Enables the MicroChannel Fairness feature to be enabled or disabled.
<Disabled>, Enabled

MIDI Port Enable / Disable
MIDI may be enabled by the user.
<Disabled>, Enabled

Stereo Output:
   Dynamic Range: 16 bits
   Bandwidth: 20 Hz -- 20 kHz +/- 1.5 dB
   Output Level: 2.8 V (p-p) (600 ohms load)
   S/N Ratio (S+N0/N: >80dB @ 1 kHz (10 k ohms load))
   Output Impedance: 33 ohms typical.
Stereo Input (Microphone Configuration):
       Bandwidth: 20 Hz -- 20 kHz
       Input Impedance: 5 k ohms (600 ohms microphone recommended).
Stereo Input (Line-In Configuration):
       Bandwidth: 20 Hz -- 20kHz
        Maximum Input Level: 4 V (p-p) (1.4 V rms)
        Input Impedance: 5 k ohms.
Internal CD-ROM Stereo Input:
        Bandwidth: 20 Hz -- 20 kHz
        Output Level: 5.6 v (p-p) (2 V rms)
        Input Impedance: 5 k ohms.

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