
The sbpro driver automatically chooses an unused DMA channel and IRQ line
for the device.
Note - The sbpro support for the AD1848 and compatibles uses one DMA channel
for both play and record; simultaneous play/record is not supported.
Turtle Beach Tropez Card With CS4231 Chip
• I/O Address:
0x530
The MWSS I/O address on the Turtle Beach
Tropez card is 0x530 at power-up. It can only be
changed by software after the system is booted,
and the Solaris operating environment does not
do that. Therefore, the Tropez card is only
supported at I/O address 0x530.
The sbpro driver automatically chooses an unused DMA channel and IRQ line
for the device.
Note - The Tropez card comes with a software utility for selecting the IRQ, DMA,
and MWSS compatibility I/O address settings used by the card. However, that utility
does not record those parameters in nonvolatile memory, but in a configuration file
used by DOS to set the card’s configuration at each reboot. This type of configuration
file is not used by the Solaris software and does not affect the operation of the card
with the Solaris operating environment.
Known Problems and Limitations
Any Crystal Semiconductor CS4231-based devices supported by this driver are
programmed in AD1848-compatibility mode. This driver does not include support
for advanced CS4231 features; in particular, simultaneous play/record.
Some devices can detect that the IRQ is “in use” by another device in the system.
If this occurs, the driver prints an error message like the following, and you must
change the IRQ setting of either the audio device or the conflicting device.
sbpro: MWSS_AD184x IRQ 7 is ’in use.’
Some devices are not able to detect such a conflict. The driver will try to use the
card, but that will likely result in the system hanging when the card is first used.
Thus, it is important to check that the IRQ that does not conflict with another
device.
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