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Appendix E: Running OLESET
Running OLESET
NOTE: it is not necessary to run OLESET unless you wish to
view/modify the settings of your modem.
To start OLESET:
If you have Windows, double-click on the “OLESET” icon in the M144AI
program group.
If you have DOS, from the DOS prompt, change to the directory where
you installed the drivers and utilities (e.g., CD\M144AI). Then type
OLESET [ENTER].
1. COM PORT. Refers to the Com Port which your DOS software will
communicate with the modem.
2. IRQ. Refers to the IRQ chosen for the M144AI Modem. Therefore be
sure not to choose an IRQ that is the same as the one used by the
software application. (To be safe, avoid using IRQ 3 or IRQ 4 for this
option.) An error message will occur when the OLEDOS driver loads
if it cannot find the M144AI on this IRQ. If you change this IRQ
setting, you must power off your computer, remove the M144AI, and
physically change the jumper setting on the M144AI to match this
setting.
3. I/O ADDRESS. Refers to the I/O Address for the M144AI Modem. An
error message will occur when the OLEDOS driver loads if it cannot
find the M144AI on this I/O address. If you change this I/O address
setting, you must power off your computer, remove the M144AI, and
physically change the jumper setting on the M144AI to match this
setting.
After you set any of the above options, you can also select ‘SAVE
and Exit’ to add the correct line to your autoexec.bat file.