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Chapter 2 — Before You Begin

2.1 Minimum System Requirements

IBM PC-based computer with Intel

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 Celeron™ 366MHz Socket 370 processor

AMR Bus slot

32MB RAM

10MB hard disk space (system files and modem drivers only)

CD-ROM drive

Windows

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 95/98 / NT

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4.0

2.2 Safety Precaution

Do not remove your card from its protective bag until you are ready to

install it.

Always try to hold your card by its edges.  Avoid touching any electronic
components on your card.

Static electricity can cause permanent damage to your card.  To prevent

such a damage, you must ground yourself during the installation:

Before You Begin

This chapter contains information that you need to know before installing your modem

card.  They are the basic system requirements needed for your modem card to run, the

safety rules to follow, as well as the installation guidelines.

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Summary of Contents for 56?

Page 1: ...56K MODEM RISER User s Manual Version 1 0 MR8800 U...

Page 2: ...um System Requirements 2 2 Safety Precaution 2 3 Installation Notes Setting Up Your Modem Card 3 1 Configuring the Modem Card 3 2 Installing the Modem Card 3 3 Connecting the Modem Card Installing the...

Page 3: ...P N 040 512402 101 22 26 28 Frequently Asked Questions Technical Specifications Card Layout...

Page 4: ...o run the modem 4 Testing of the modem The section Frequently Asked Questions FAQ will explain some of the technical terms used in this manual as well as the possible solutions for some of the commonl...

Page 5: ...of modem related functions including data communications sending and receiving of faxes The intensive demands of today s Internet applications will no longer be a bottleneck Using the 56K MR Modem yo...

Page 6: ...g until you are ready to install it Always try to hold your card by its edges Avoid touching any electronic components on your card Static electricity can cause permanent damage to your card To preven...

Page 7: ...on is completed 2 3 Installation Notes The graphics and screens illustrations shown in this easy start may differ from what you see in your system but the steps still apply A Philips screwdriver is re...

Page 8: ...7 Audio is present that is you can see it in the BIOS Setup of your motherboard User s Manual you may configure your card as either Primary or Secondary device i If AC 97 Audio isEnabled you must conf...

Page 9: ...e On your card insert the jumpers on Pin 1 and 2 for J1 J2 and J3 To configure as a Primary device On your card insert the jumpers on Pin 2 and 3 for J1 J2 and J3 Configuring as Primary Secondary Devi...

Page 10: ...d later 3 2 Installing the Modem Card You need to remove any existing modem installed in your computer If your modem is non Plug and Play you need to un install its modem drivers before you remove it...

Page 11: ...lign your card with the AMR Bus slot and firmly push it into the slot If the card does not slide in do not force it Make sure that the card is lined up properly and try again Secure your card to your...

Page 12: ...12 Chapter 3 Setting Up the Modem Card Replace the cover of your computer...

Page 13: ...set and your modem card if they are sharing the same telephone wall socket Connect one end of the telephone extension cord to the modem card and the other end to the telephone wall socket This comple...

Page 14: ...n how to change the setting refer to Appendix A Frequently Asked Questions I am using my system with the modem card in another country Is there any settings that need to be changed 4 1 For Windows 95...

Page 15: ...ng you have placed the Installation CD in your CD ROM Drive D Else substitute the drive letter accordingly Follow the on line instructions to complete the driver installation This completes the instal...

Page 16: ...8 Windows 98 will detect the newly installed modem and an Add New Hardware Wizard window will appear The next window prompt will ask for your modem driver Place your Installation CD into the CD ROM dr...

Page 17: ...alling the Modem Drivers At the next prompt select the source of your driver Windows will prompt that it has located the driver Click the option CD ROM drive Click Next 3 Click Next to proceed with th...

Page 18: ...Modem Drivers This completes the installation of the modem driver in Windows 98 Proceed to the next chapter to test your modem Upon completion the following window will be displayed Click Finish Resta...

Page 19: ...Card This chapter contains information on how to test your modem card in Windows 95 98 From the Windowstaskbar click Start Settings Control Panel 1 The screens illustrated may differ from what you see...

Page 20: ...20 Chapter 5 Testing the Modem Card You will see the MR8800 modem listed Click the Diagnostics icon 3 Select theCOM Portthat your modem is connected to and click More Info 4...

Page 21: ...s a successfully installed modem If your modem is not installed properly the set of AT commands will not be listed You may also be prompted by an error message stating that it was unable to open the C...

Page 22: ...I identify the MR8800 card and its drivers MR8800 has its model name printed on the serial number label located at the rear of the card Alternatively you can issue an AT13 command using any Telephony...

Page 23: ...t the system gave me an error message No Dial Tone Check the Telephone Cable PHONE connection If necessary plug out the Telephone Cable and reconnect the cable There are incomprehensible characters ap...

Page 24: ...Port Make sure that you have closed all communication software e g Hyperterminal Dial up Networking etc when you are doing the diagnostics test However if there is no communications software running d...

Page 25: ...her Primary or Secondary device before you install your card 3 The jumper settings are correctly configured for the respective device For details on the configuration please refer to the section on Se...

Page 26: ...rnet Service Provider 33 6Kbps 300bps Data Throughput Up to 115 2Kbps with compression Error Correction V 42 LAP M and MNP2 4 Data Compression V 42bis and MNP5 Fax Modulations V 17 V 29 V 27ter Fax Cl...

Page 27: ...train Tone or pulse dialing Silicon DAA line interface Caller ID support Digital Line guard optional Audio TAD optional External connectors 1 x RJ11 Telephone socket for telephone line 1 x RJ11 Telep...

Page 28: ...28 Appendix C TAD Connection Card Layout LINE PHONE AUDIO1 allows connection to a compatible sound card via a TAD cable for audio input output Optional...

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