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Depending on your system configurations you may be prompted for your Windows 98 CDRom. Replace the installation CD with your Windows 98 CDRom and click OK. At the copying files dialog box, enter the path of your windows CDRom (e.g. D:\Win98) and click OK.

1.8 Verifying Your Modem

•From your Windows desktop, right-click on My Computer icon and click Properties.

•Click on the Hardware tab and then click Device Manager.

•Double-click on the Modem device. You should see the Conexant UCM92 Data Fax RTAM USB Modem is being listed. This means that your modem driver is successfully installed. If you see a yellow exclamation mark besides Conexant UCM92 Data Fax RTAM USB Modem, it means that your driver is not installed successfully. Right- click on the device and then uninstall the modem. Restart the system and then install your modem driver again.

In order for the Quick Connect and V.44 features to work, your ISP must support the V.92 protocol. In order for the Modem on Hold features to work, your ISP must support the V.92 protocol and your phone line must be provisioned with “call waiting”. If your phone line is also provisioned with “caller ID on call waiting”, then the modem can identify the caller ID information of the incoming call while connected to the V.92 ISP.

V.92 Features Setting

The V.92 Feature Setting application provides control over various V.92 features. When launched you will see the V.92 Feature tab.

This tab provides the ability to enable/disable Quick Connect as well as to clear the Quick Connect memory. When you click on the Clear Data button

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