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A MIDI cable is connected from a

MIDI

OUT connector on the

MIDI

Interface to the MIDI IN connector on your sound module.

The audio output jacks on your sound module are connected to the

audio input jacks on your amplifier or stereo.

One or two speakers are attached to the speaker connectors on your

amplifier or stereo.

If you are having trouble getting your Roland sound module to operate. the diffi-

culty can probably be traced to one of two sources:

First, you may have two cards in your computer that are set to the same IRQ. If

this is the case, you can change the IRQ value for one of the cards by using the

card’s jumpers or switches (although some cards do not allow this). Consult the

manual that came with your MIDI interface.

The second possibility is that your MIDI interface may be set to an IRQ other

than the default value of 2 and/or an I/O address other than 330.

In this case.

you must specify the appropriate IRQ value and/or IWO address in the command

line when you start the game. For example, to use a MIDI interface card set to

operate on IRQ 5 and I/O address 300, you should start the game by typing:

ERIC MT32 5 300.

MPU-401

ROLAND SOUND AMPLlFlER

(OR COMPATIBLE)_

MODULE OR STEREO

MIDI

Wiring Diagram for Roland

MT-32,

MT-100,

and

CM-32L

Introduction To The Game Interface

To install and start up the game, see the

lnsta/lation and Start-up

section on

Page 8

When the game begins, you will see the title screen, followed by the introduction

sequence. You

can

hit

<ESC>

at any time to skip the introduction. The game

will then ask you if you wish to restore to a previously saved position.

After the introduction sequence, the main interface screen will appear. While

there are many alternate screen interfaces for various activities, you will spend

the most time interacting with this screen. It looks like this:

GRAPHICS WINDOW

This window can contain one of the following:

A picture of your location

Your inventory (what you are wearing and carrying)

Your status (score, number of turns taken, etc.)

A verbal description of your surroundings

A map

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