ADS Cadet Data Radio Download Drivers
Available 4 files for Cadet Data Radio
Company
ADS
Categories
Sound Card & Multimedia & MP3
Model
ADS Cadet Data Radio
Description
I-O TOOL
Operating Systems
MS-Dos
Version Driver
5-17
Size Driver
7Kb
File Name
confcad.exe
Company
ADS
Categories
Sound Card & Multimedia & MP3
Model
ADS Cadet Data Radio
Description
OCX Regsetup
Operating Systems
Windows 95-98
Version Driver
5-17
Size Driver
50Kb
File Name
regsvr.zip
Company
ADS
Categories
Sound Card & Multimedia & MP3
Model
ADS Cadet Data Radio
Description
Radio Bar Software
Operating Systems
Windows 95-98
Version Driver
3.0
Size Driver
480Kb
File Name
cadbar3.exe
Company
ADS
Categories
Sound Card & Multimedia & MP3
Model
ADS Cadet Data Radio
Description
Drivers
Operating Systems
Windows 95-98
Version Driver
5-17
Size Driver
382Kb
File Name
cadetvxd.zip
Info
Plug and Play Issues:
When you install the software you will re-boot your system and then the initialization
program will begin to scan the AM and FM radio bands to set your station presets. This should take 1 or 2 minutes You should here the audio at this point. An address should appear in the initialization box such as 208 HEX. If the address is 0 HEX and you do not hear audio or the init program stops after just a few seconds you may need to manually move the address of the CADET card.
Even though we are using real Plug and Play hardware, some systems still have difficulty assigning a proper address. This can be solved by going to the Device manager in Windows '95 and manually setting the address.
When you install the software you will re-boot your system and then the initialization
program will begin to scan the AM and FM radio bands to set your station presets. This should take 1 or 2 minutes You should here the audio at this point. An address should appear in the initialization box such as 208 HEX. If the address is 0 HEX and you do not hear audio or the init program stops after just a few seconds you may need to manually move the address of the CADET card.
Even though we are using real Plug and Play hardware, some systems still have difficulty assigning a proper address. This can be solved by going to the Device manager in Windows '95 and manually setting the address.
