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Installing the ISI3334/EC auxiliary module allows you to
add four more modems to your PC, providing you with
eight modem functionality.

To install the ISI3334/EC auxiliary module:

1. Carefully unpack the auxiliary module (Figure 1)

and the four mounting screws.

Figure 1. The ISI3334/EC Auxiliary Module

2. Make sure your computer (and any peripheral

equipment connected to it) is turned off. Failure to
do so may damage your ISI cards and your PC.

The ISI3334/EC can be installed in a PC-AT, 386,
486, or Pentium equivalent ISA or EISA bus
computer.

3. Remove the cover of your computer as instructed

in your computer’s documentation.

4. Locate the slot you will use for the auxiliary

module and remove the slot cover per the instruc-
tions in your computer’s documentation.

5. Change the Berg jumper to the eight modem

position on the ISI3334/4 (Figure 2 below). The
default position is four modem operation.

Figure 2. Berg Jumpers on the ISI3334/4

ISI3334/EC

Auxiliary Module Installation Procedures

6. Referring to Figure 3 below, align the pin-out

connectors on the auxiliary module to the pin-out
connectors of the ISI3334/4. Mounting posts on
the ISI3334/4 should align with screw holes in the
auxiliary module.

Figure 3. Auxiliary Module Attachment

7. When properly aligned, attach the auxiliary

module to the ISI3334/4 and fasten the four
mounting screws.

8. Plug the ISI3334/4 into an available PC slot.

9. Drivers already installed in your PC automatically

recognize the additional four modems and allo-
cate your system's resources appropriately.

See Chapter 3 of the 

MultiModemISI Hardware/Driver

Installation Manual for driver installation

82083000

May 4,1998

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