At 11:13 PM 09/20/1999 , Brad Loomis wrote:
>Hi all,
>I'm trying to find drivers for my daughters sound card out of her 486. It
>has no FCC ID number on the card. It has an Analog Devices "SoundPort" chip,
>AD1848KP. There is a 50 pin SCSI connector on the end, (what is that for?),
>three different CD plugs, CD/G, CD/P, CD/S, which I assume to be Goldstar,
>Panasonic, and Sony. On the bracket there are Joystick plug, speaker, mic,
>line in plugs, and a volume control. The only markings on the card are
>CS-6000 V2.3G. I thought it may be a Zoltrix card, as that is what the modem
>was originally in the machine. However a search of the Zoltrix site was not
>successful for me. Any body have any clues as to what this critter is? If I
>can't find anything I'll probably just go pick up a Sound Blaster 16 and
>save the trouble. I really am curious as to what the SCSI connector is. Oh
>and another thing, Win95 wants it to be a Creative Card, but the drivers
>that it installs don't work.

We have a small utility file on The NOSPIN Group web site's file download
area that will detect the card in Windows, read the chips and report back
the manufacturer and important information for finding drivers, even if
no drivers are installed for the card.   The file is SOUNDCARD.ZIP
and you can find it at:  http://nospin.com/pc/files001.html

I could not offer this advice until now as our file download area had
lost all the new web pages due to a huge error on our web server.  But,
after five days of reconstruction, most of the new pages have been
rebuilt, new files listed and everything once again stabilized.   I am sorry
for the inconvenience, but there was little we could do about it except roll
up our sleeves and rebuild the site...

I hope this helps...

                 Bob Wright
        The NOSPIN Group, Inc
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