NetComm AM5698 manual Installing your Modem

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Installing your Modem

Before beginning, please turn your computer off.

■Connect the serial port on the back of the modem (marked SERIAL) to a COM port on your PC using the serial cable.

■Connect the power pack to a power point and connect the other end to the modem power socket (marked POWER).

■Connect the telephone cord to the line socket on the back of the modem (marked LINE) and the other end to a phone socket.

■Turn on your modem. Refer to the Multiple Operational Features following to prepare for speakerphone functionality.

■Turn on your computer and refer to the appropriate operating system in Installing your Drivers to continue.

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Contents Page Contents Rev.1 YML658 AM5698 Roadster V.92 User Guide Download faster Features of your Roadster V.92 modemInstalling your Modem Speakerphone Windows XP Installing your DriversWindows Rev.1 YML658 AM5698 Roadster V.92 User Guide Windows Me Windows Rev.1 YML658 Windows NT4.0 Rev.1 YML658 Facsimile and Voice Mail Utility Installing your SoftwareGeneral settings Using your Roadster V.92 Modem with FaxTalkConfiguring voice/fax mailboxes Discarding messages Logging incoming callsAutomatically detecting fax calls Greeting settings Password protecting a mailboxRecording a greeting Selecting a greetingDeleting a greeting Playing a greetingSelecting a greeting Placing calls Using the Speakerphone featureReceiving calls Using the redial list Using the phonebookAdjusting the speakerphone volume Adjusting the microphone sensitivityTesting Your Modem TroubleshootingUpdating Your Modems Firmware AT Commands Frequently Asked V.92 Questions What is V.92?Does V.92 QuickConnect work on all calls? Contact Information Registering your ModemWarranty Registration Form Page Limitations of Warranty Warranty InformationAustel Requirements Australia Only Regulatory InformationImportant Notice Telecom New ZealandNetwork Compatibility Statement Mandatory European StatementCE Mark Warning FCC Class B Certification