6 PCMCIA Card Documentation Number 232PCC0499 Manual
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Installing a 232PCC in Windows 95.
The following procedure is used to configure a 232PCC for use with
Windows 95:
1. Insert the 232PCC into any available PC Card socket.
2. The first time a new PC Card type is installed, either the New
Hardware Found window or the Update Device Driver Wizard
window is displayed. After the initial installation, Windows 95 will
automatically detect and configure the card. If neither window is
displayed, skip to the section "232PCC Resource Settings".
3. If your version of Windows displays the New Hardware Found
window, select the Driver from Disk option button and click OK to
continue. An Install From Disk dialog box should open. Insert the
232PCC disk, select the correct drive letter (generally A:), and click
the OK button. Windows 95 automatically browses the root directory
for an INF file that defines configurations for the new hardware.
4. If your version of Windows displays the Update Device Driver
Wizard window, insert the 232PCC disk into the A: or B: drive and
click Next. Windows 95 automatically browses the root directory of
A: and B: for an INF file that defines configurations for the new
hardware. Windows 95 will report that is has found the driver for the
device. Click Finish to complete the installation.
5. During the installation, it may be necessary to supply the Windows 95
CD or installation disks. Two drivers are required for serial devices,
SERIALUI.DLL and SERIAL.VXD. In many cases, these files are
already installed on the host computer. If this is the case, click “OK”
when prompted for disks and select the “skip” option. The version of
these files that exists in the Windows system directory will be used.
6. Windows 95 socket services should indicate the 232PCC PCMCIA
card configuration by a low-high tone beep.
The 232PCC should now be configured. Windows 95 automatically
assigns the 232PCC to the first available COM port number. For detailed
configuration information read the "232PCC Resource Settings" section.
In the future, Windows 95 will automatically recognize and configure the
232PCC in this default configuration.