Zoom V.34 Plus Manual de usuario

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BEFORE YOU BEGIN .................................................................3

INSTALLATION...........................................................................4

SETTING UP YOUR FAXMODEM FOR WINDOWS 95..................8

SETTING UP YOUR FAXMODEM

WITH WINDOWS 3.1 OR 3.11.....................................................9

INSTALLING SOFTWARE FROM THE CD-ROM.........................11

INSTALLING BITWARE FROM FLOPPY DISKS .........................11

USING THE SPEAKERPHONE FEATURE WITH BITWARE..........13

USING THE SVD FEATURE WITH BITWARE..............................15

USING THE SVD FEATURE WITH OTHER SOFTWARE..............15

TESTING YOUR FAXMODEM ...................................................16

SENDING A FAX IN BITWARE...................................................17

COMMON PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS..................................17

IMPORTANT INFORMATION.....................................................20

Before You Begin,Check That You

Have Received the Following:

• Your faxmodem (referred to in this manual as a “modem”

or “faxmodem”)

• Phone cord

• External speaker

• Microphone with stand

• A CD-ROM containing voice/fax/data software and other

software, documentation, and customer support

information.

• Voice/fax/data software is on floppy disks, in case you

don’t have a CD-ROM drive. These floppies also contain

some helpful installation utilities for non-Plug and Play

systems.

• Packet of free and reduced-price online service offers.

Installation

CAUTION!

Do not handle any internal modem card when the phone

line is plugged into it. The voltages present when the line

is ringing are potentially harmful.

If you need to remove the card for any reason, simply remove

the phone line from the internal card before handling it.

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Before you start the hardware installation, turn your computer off

and unplug it. Don't plug it back in or turn it on until you complete

the faxmodem hardware installation. Remember, your computer

should be located near a phone jack.

Take the cover off your computer. This is a little different for

every computer. If you are not familiar with the procedure,

consult your computer's manual for more detailed instructions.

Locate an available 16-bit slot (see the illustration on the next

page).

Note that the faxmodem has two sections of gold connecting

fingers. A 16-bit slot has double connectors to match the fingers.

Unscrew and remove the metal cover plate on the rear of the

computer that lines up with the 16-bit slot. This plate is similar to

the bracket on the faxmodem.

Put the plate and screw aside.

Plug the faxmodem firmly into the 16-bit slot. Be sure that the

bracket is lined up properly, then screw the bracket into the

computer with the screw you removed with the cover plate.

Replace the computer cover.

Connect the telephone cord. Plug one end of the phone cord into

the jack marked LINE. Plug the other

end into a phone jack (where you

would normally connect a phone).

You can also plug a regular telephone

into the jack marked PHONE. The

telephone shares the phone line with

the faxmodem and works as a normal

telephone when the faxmodem is not in

use.

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MIC

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Assemble the microphone. Put the two halves of the microphone

holder together, and then slide the holder into the slot on the

microphone stand. Finally, slide the microphone stem into the

groove on the microphone stand. Refer to the assembly drawing

on the next page.

Insert the microphone plug into the jack marked MIC and then

insert the external speaker plug into the jack marked SPK. The

diagram on the next page shows the connections.

Plug in your computer and turn it

ON.

If you are running Windows 3.1 or 3.11, proceed to Setting Up

Your Faxmodem with Windows 3.1 or 3.11 on page 9. If you

are running the Windows 95 operating system, proceed to the

next section.

Setting Up Your Faxmodem for

Windows 95

If you are running Windows 95, your faxmodem is automatically

detected by the Plug and Play feature of the Windows 95 operating

system. Follow the procedure below to complete your faxmodem

setup.

Restart your computer. As the Windows 95 operating system

boots up, it displays a New Hardware Found dialog box on your

screen for a few seconds with the identifier name (336/Spkr or

something similar) of your faxmodem.

In the New Hardware Found dialog box, you have three choices

for installing a “driver.” The default choice is for the driver to be

installed from a disk provided by the hardware manufacturer.

Highlight this selection if it’s not already highlighted and click OK.

An Install from Disk box appears. It lists A:\ as the default

drive.

If you are installing from the CD-ROM

, type:

D:\unimodem

and click OK. (this assumes that your CD-ROM drive is the D:

drive. If it isn’t, substitute the correct drive letter for D:)

If you are installing from a floppy disk

, make sure that

correct drive is designated in the Install From Disk dialog box

(A: is probably correct). Insert the

BitWare Disk 1

in the drive

and click OK.

Windows 95 auto-detects the correct files and copies them.

Since you are installing from a floppy disk, you cannot install

Unimodem V at this time. You don’t need Unimodem V to use the

software on the floppies. You only need it for use with TAPI-

compliant applications. (TAPI is Microsoft’s Telephony

Applications Program Interface). If you would like Unimodem V,

you can locate and download this enhancement from Microsoft

and other sites on the Internet or World Wide Web. See the

Technical Support flyer, or if you have access to a computer with

a CD-ROM drive, check the Customer Support section on the

CD-ROM.

Windows 95 continues its startup procedure. Once the system is

completely booted up, you should determine what COM port

your faxmodem is set to. To do this, double-click the My

Computer icon. When the My Computer window opens,

double-click the Control Panel icon. Inside the Control Panel

window, double-click the Modems icon. In the Modems

Properties dialog box, select this product, which should be listed

as a modem found by the system. Then click Properties. Your

faxmodem’s properties are listed in a Properties dialog box. In

the Port box, it lists your Communications Port and then, in

parentheses, the COM number. Make a note of this port setting

and write it in the Important Information table on page 20 (or in

some other easy-to-find place). The COM port information is

important because you will be asked to set the COM port when

you configure your software applications.

Setting Up Your Faxmodem with

Windows 3.1 or 3.11

If you are running Windows 3.1 or 3.11, you need to run the

SETPORT utility from your DOS prompt.

If your computer has a CD-ROM drive, insert the disc that came

with your faxmodem. Otherwise, Insert the disk labeled BitWare

Disk 2 in your floppy drive.

From the DOS prompt, type D:\ (or the drive letter of the correct

drive) and press Enter. At the D:\ (or A:\) prompt, type cd

setport and press Enter. This opens the SETPORT directory.

This directory contains utilities that help you configure your

faxmodem’s COM port and IRQ settings.

Type setport 3 and press Enter. The program tries to set up

the faxmodem on COM 3. In almost all circumstances, setport 3

successfully sets the modem to COM3 and a free IRQ, usually

12 or 11.

Once the program finds a free IRQ, it tries to communicate with

the faxmodem using these settings. If successful, the program

asks if you want it to automatically modify your AUTOEXEC.BAT

and SYSTEM.INI files.

We strongly recommend that you answer Yes to these prompts.

If unsuccessful, PORTWIZ checks more IRQs until it finds one

that works. PORTWIZ checks the following IRQs in order: 12,

11, 15, 10, 7, and 5.

If you

don’t

get an error message at this point and your

computer does not start behaving erratically, skip to step 5;

your faxmodem hardware is installed.

If you

have a problem, continue below.

Repeating step 3, but use COM 4 (i.e., type setport 4 and

press Enter). If COM 4 results in an error message, try COM 1

and then COM 2.

Even if SETPORT is successful, you may still run into a conflict

with another peripheral, such as a mouse, a video card, or a

sound card. This happens because SETPORT is unable to tell

that a particular IRQ setting is already assigned to another

device if that device is not being used at the time. If you get

erratic behavior, such as inconsistent modem performance or a

piece of hardware that stops working even though it worked

before, there are some advanced setup instruction in the

Owner’s Manual on the CD-ROM. If you don’t have a CD-ROM

drive but have access to one through a friend or at work, you

can print the whole manual or the appropriate pages from the

manual.

Write down the COM port and IRQ setting of your faxmodem in

the Important Information form on page 20, or some other easy-

to-find place. The information is important because you may

need to use it in setting up your software applications.

Your faxmodem

hardware is installed!

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