═══ 1. Help for Selecting Number of Adapters ═══

Use this window to select the number of ///FAST Movie Line II Adapters that you 
have installed in your system. The maximum number of Movie Line Adapters 
supported by MMPM/2 is four. 

///FAST Movie Line II Adapters are: 

     Movie Machine II. 
     FPS 60. 
     F60. 

 Note:   The OS/2 drivers were created by Kirchhoff & Grill Softwareentwicklung 
 GmbH and are NOT supported by ///FAST Multimedia AG. 

 If you select zero, then you will de-install all Video Blaster Adapters that 
 have been previously installed by MMPM/2. 


═══ 2. Help for selecting Movie Line II values ═══

On this screen, you specify the values that you want to use with your Movie 
Line II Adapter.  The values are described below. 

If you choose Close from the system menu, the selected values are set back to 
the default values. 

Select Ok to save the selected values and continue. 

Base I/O Address 

This field allows you to select the base I/O address for all the Movie Line II 
adapters you have installed in your system.  The base I/O address you select 
for the Movie Line II adapters must be unique and should match the address you 
selected prior to this installation. 

The valid base I/O addresses are: 

 318, 358 

If the device driver fails to initialize (during system reboot following 
install), it might be necessary to change the base I/O address. To change the 
base I/O address setting: 

      Perform a selective installation and select the new base I/O address, 

      or 

      Edit the CONFIG.SYS, specify the new base I/O address, and reboot. 

 Interrupt 

 This field allows you to select the interrupt for the Movie Line II adapters 
 you have installed in your system.  The interrupt you select for the Movie 
 Line II adapter must be unique and should match the interrupt you selected 
 prior to this installation. 

 The valid interrupts are: 

  I10, I11, I12 and I15 

 If the device driver fails to initialize (during system reboot following 
 install), it might be necessary to change the interrupt. To change the 
 interrupt setting: 

      Perform a selective installation and select the new interrupt, 

      or 

      Edit the CONFIG.SYS, specify the new interrupt, and reboot.