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DOS prompt. If you are in Windows, exit Windows completely, to

DOS, then start the program from the DOS prompt.

When you run EQMNDIAG.EXE, you will see the main screen pictured

below. You may change the cursor (=>) line by pressing your

computer’s up/down arrows, then press the <Enter> key to cycle

through various parameter settings for that line. As a shortcut you may

also select a line by pressing the key associated with the first letter of

the desired line. For example, to shortcut to the Settings line, press the

‘S’ key on your computer’s keyboard.

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DOS Diagnostics Menu

In order for the diagnostics to run properly, you must set the program’s

BASE ADDRESS to match the base address set in the jumper block of

the EQMan. Place the (=>) cursor on the Base Address line of the

program and press <Enter> to toggle through the BASE ADDRESS

settings until you match the setting on your card.

Hardware Delay is used to tweak the speed at which the computer sends

commands to the EQMan. The factory default is 5 and will work for

almost all computers. If the diagnostics don't appear to operate

properly, you may have to increase the value to 10 or more. For more

information regarding hardware delay, see the Drivers Advanced Setup

section.

Passes sets the number of times the board will be tested. Try Passes=1

until you pass the tests once, then you may increase the Passes setting

to a higher value.

Aux In Tests runs a Volume Control test on the Auxiliary Input jack

signal. Before choosing this test, connect a known good audio source

to the Aux In jack of the EQMan. As the Aux In test runs, you will

hear the left and right channels’ volumes individually raised and

lowered. Listen to the audio output and verify it with what is being

displayed on the computer screen.

IMPORTANT: Before running the Aux In Tests or Main In Tests, the

EQMan Main Out jack must also be connected to an amplifier, mixer,

or other device that will allow you to monitor the audio output through

speakers or headphones.

Main In Tests runs an EQ and Volume Control test on the Main Input

jack signal. Before choosing this test, connect a known good audio

source to the Main In jack of the EQMan. As the Main In test runs,

you will hear the left and right channels’ volumes individually raised

and lowered. Next you will hear the test cycle through the bass, mid-