InstallingtheFax/Modemodem
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If you need a longer USB cable, connect the supplied USB extension cable’s USB jack to the fax/modem’s USB plug by matching the USB icons on the fax/modem’s USB plug and the extension cable. Then connect the extension cable’s USB plug to the computer’s USB port.
6.Insert the supplied driver installation CD in your computer, then select Specify a location. The path is F:\Win9X (where F: is the CD drive). Click Next.
7.Windows 98 searches for the USB 56K Modem driver. The following screen appears.
8.Verify the driver location, then click Next. Windows automatically copies the driver onto your computer.
9.After copying the modem driver, the following screen appears.
10.Click Finish. Windows automatically locates and copies the remaining files.
11.After installation, verify that USB 56K Modem appears under the Device Manager tab by clicking Start/Settings/ Control Panel/System/Device Manager.
12.Click OK. The orange PW indicator on the fax/modem lights, indicating that the fax/modem is now ready to use. You can use an existing fax/modem program or use the supplied SuperVoice software to send fax, e- mail, or surf the Internet. (See “Installing SuperVoice” on Page 7.)
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1.Turn on your computer.
2.Flip up the phone line jack cover on the fax/modem and with the locking tab facing up, insert one end of the supplied
3.Connect the fax/modem’s USB plug to your computer’s USB port, using the
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4.Windows 2000 recognizes the device and the Found New Hardware Wizard screen appears.
5.Click Next. The following screen appears.
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