· Connect to WN-200PCI with the PC via USB or PS/2 port.
· Use the handy 2-page setup utility to quickly configure your device.
· Use the inbuilt LED pattern to customize your device status
· Use the detailed WLAN setting page to set detailed configuration settings
· Use the wireless page to manage your wireless connection
· Adjust the A/C on/off via function keys.
· View your current wireless network’s SSID and signal strength.
· View the current status of your airlive device, such as battery life and activity
· Enable or disable the WLAN setting from the PC.
· View the MAC address of your wireless network
· Enable debug mode for the airlive device (useful when you encounter software related issues)
· Reset the airlive device by holding the Menu key while powering on the device
· After reset, show the MAC address of the device
· To add airlive device to the network list, double-click on the airlive icon on the system tray.
· Configure the network connection via the Wireless Network Connection (WNC)
· Create the network using the user friendly graphical user interface (GUI)
· Scan for wireless networks
· Choose network to connect to
· Edit connection settings
· Save and close the connection settings
· Show WLAN settings and AirLive Device settings page
· Toggle between wifi state or bluetooth state
· Enable or disable AirLive Device.
· Switch on/off AirLive Device.
· View AirLive Device battery information.
· View AirLive Device activity.
· View airlive device status.
· View the MAC address of the device.
· View the network status.
· View the WNC settings.
· Resume/Pause WNC.
· Save the current WNC settings.
· Show USB device information.
· View the current WNC settings.
· Save the current WNC settings.
· Show PC card hardware information.
· View the wireless settings.
· Reset the device with the Reset button.
· Show the current network connection.
· View the MAC address of the device.
· View the wireless settings.
· View the WNC settings.
· View the airlive device name.
· Show the available USB device.
· Show the USB connected hardware.
· View the battery status.
· Reset the USB device.
· View the Wi http://www.kkbagala.sk/?URL=https://wakelet.com/wake/Uj6Vtp4EReREQJlaeQnCS
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2022/05/29
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SF2LOAD is a small program that allows you to control
the AWE / SB32 / SBLive soundcard.
It can clear the soundbank in memory, load soundfonts, load soundfonts
from memory or from a disk file, and list the currently loaded soundfonts
and soundbanks, and create a bat-file containing all the soundfonts
currently in memory.
As a standard dos program, it can be used in a batch file to automatically
create a bat-file containing all the SoundFonts needed by a song.
If you wish to change the number of the AWE device from the default 1
to any other number, use the -n option and set the number to the desired one.
Available SoundFonts:
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-sf1 SSM by sslv (Deluxe)
-sf2 SSM by sslv (Basic)
-sf3 SSM by zer0 (Standard)
-sf4 SSM by tama (Heavy)
-sf5 SSM by zer0 (Quiet)
-sf6 SSM by zer0 (Metal)
-sf7 SSM by zer0 (Sonic)
-sf8 SSM by zer0 (Metallic)
-sf9 SSM by zer0 (Anal)
-sf10 SSM by zer0 (Fidelity)
-sf11 SSM by zer0 (Cinematic)
-sf12 SSM by zer0 (Legacy)
-sf13 SSM by zer0 (Lunar)
-sf14 SSM by zer0 (Minimal)
-sf15 SSM by zer0 (Extreme)
-sf16 SSM by zer0 (Noise)
-sf17 SSM by zer0 (Time)
-sf18 SSM by zer0 (Echo)
-sf19 SSM by zer0 (Drama)
-sf20 SSM by zer0 (Persist)
-sf21 SSM by zer0 (Reverse)
-sf22 SSM by zer0 (Ambience)
-sf23 SSM by zer0 (Sunrise)
-sf24 SSM by zer0 (Aubade)
-sf25 https://wakelet.com/wake/00C_IDGHSnfv1l2D36Sxm
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