Timedia Technology F560XD-001 Modem User Manual 21421
Timedia Technology Modem 21421
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56, 000 BPS
Data/Fax/Vaice Modem
User ’s Guide
FCC ID : NBUF560XD-001
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement
This equiplent has been tested and found to coaply with
the linits for a Class B digital device. pursuant to part
15 of the FCC Rules. These lilits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equip-eat generates, uses
and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instructions.
lay cause harnful interference to radio col-unications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not
occur in a particular installation. If this equiplent
does cause harlful interference to radio or television
reception, which can be deterained by turning the
equipment off and on. the user is encouraged to try to
correct the interference by one or lore of the following
measures:
-~ Reorient or relocate the receiving antennai
-- Increase the separation between the equipaent and
receiver.
-- Connect the eqhipaent into an outlet on a circuit
different from that to vhich the receiver is connected.
—- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV
technician for help.
Warning: A shielded-type power cord is required in order
to aeet FCC emission linits and also to prevent
interference to the nearby radio and television reception
It is essential that only the supplied power cord be used.
Use only shielded cables to connect I/D devices to this
equiplent.
You are cautioned that changes or aodifications not
expressly approved by the party responsible for
oonpliance could void your authority to operate the
equip-ent.
COPYRIGHT
We reserve the right to make improvements to the products
described in this manual as well as to revise this publication at
any time and without notification to anyone of such revision or
change.
All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be
reproduced, transmitted. transcribed, stored in a retrieval system.
or translated into any language or computer language, in any form
or by any means, electronic, mechanical, magnetic. optical,
manual or otherwise. without the prior written permission of this
company.
TRADEMARKS
All brand and product names are trademarks or registered
trademarks of their respective owners.
UPDATES
Updates to the products and the manual are obtainable at
participating local dealers and distributors. or directly from local
outlet,
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Installation
1. Introduction 3
1.1 Package Contents 4
1.2 Data/Fax/Voiee Modem Series 4
L3 About This Manual 5
2. Installation
2.1 The Equipment that You Need 6
2.2 Installing the Internal Modem Board 7
2.2-1 Jumper Settings 7
2.2-2 lnsening the Internal Modem Board 9
2.3 Installing the External Modem
2.3-1 LED Indicators 13
23-2 Connecting the RS-232 Cable I5
2.3-3 Connecting Your Telephone 15
2.3-4 Connecting Other Peripherals 16
23-5 Connecting the AC Power Adapter 16
2.4 Testing Your Modem 18
3. Installing Driver in Windows 95
3.1 PnP (Plug & Play) installation procedure 20
3.2 NON-PnP plug installation procedure 22
4. Installing Driver in Windows 98
4.1 Pnl’ (Plug & Play) installation procedure 27
4.2 NON-PnP plug installation procedure 29
1 . Introduction
Congratulations on choosing our modem for your IBMTM PC
or compatible. Whether this is your first modem or you are
upgrading to a faster one. this user’s guide is very helpful for
installation. configuration, and operation.
As a data modem, your modem operates at line speeds up to
56,000 BPS. Its automatic error correction and data
compression maximize data transfer integrity and boost
average data throughput up to 115,200 BPS.
Your modem also supports Group 3 send and receives rates
up to 14400 BPS while operating as a fax modem.
Full TAM (Telephone Answering Machine) features, which
allow you to record incoming messages and to retrieve
recorded messages from remote sites.
Installation
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1.1 Package Contents
Your modem package contains the following items:
Modem
RJ-ll Phone Card
User’s Guide
Communication Software
AC Adapter (for external modem only)
RS-232 Cable (for external modem only)
If any item is missing. please repack the unit and return the
entire package to your dealer for exchange.
1.2 Data/FaxNoice Modem Serles
This User’s Guide is edited for the 56,000 BPS
intemal/extemal Data/Fax/Voice modem models. Their
major features are listed in “Table 1.1".
External lnlemal Speaker
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F560} 16/32 1!
F560X RS-232
Table 1.1 Dum/Fax/VuiL-u Modem Series
1.3 About This Manual
This user‘s guide aims to provide all the necessary
information for installation. configuration and operation. It
consists ofthe following chapters:
1. Introduction
This chapter provides general information about your
modem and the organization of this user’s guide.
2. Installation
This chapter describes the installation of the modem, and
explains its configuration
3.1nstalling Driver in Windows 95
This chapter describes how to configure your modem step
by step for proper operation in Windows 95,
4. Installing Driver in Windows 98
This chapter describes how to configure your modem step
by step for proper operation in Windows 98A
Installation
2. Installation
This chapter describes how to install your modem. It lists
the required equipment and guides you through the step-by-
step installation procedure For software installation, please
refer to the documentation that comes with your
communications and/or fax software.
2.1 The Equipment that You Need
Before starting the installation. make sure that the following
items are ready:
0 IBM PC or compatible with Microsoft“ Windows
3.1/95/98/NT 4.0 or higher.
0 A telephone outlet with a modular-type connector
(RJ-l 1) jack.
X This outlet with RJ-l] jack is widely used for single-line
telephone service in homes and offices. Usually, it is
connected to telephones or fax machines through RJ-ll
phone card
2.2 Installing the Internal Modem Board
The intemal modems are all lSA add-on boards that are
inserted directly into any available expansion slot on the
motherboard inside your computer. Before you start the
installation. please read the following section for proper
jumper settings.
2.2-1 Jumper Settings
Plug-and-Play is compliant by default. If your system BIOS
does not support Plug-and-Play feature, the locations of the
jumpers are clearly mark on the modem card For specific
settings, please contact local service desk. The followings
are the jumper setting for Internal Data/Fax/Voice Modem
card,
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2.2-2 Inserting the Internal Modern Board
Follow these steps to install your internal modem card.
1. Turn off your computer and unplug its power cable,
2. Remove the system cover to access the expansion slots.
(See Figure 2-1)
Figure 2-1 Remove the system cover
Touch the metal computer frame with
one hand to discharge any Static
electricity thal you may have
accumulated.
34 Remove the metal bracket from an empty 16-bit
expansion slot (ISA slot). Save the screw to secure the
card. (See Figure 2-2)
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Figure 2-2
Remove the meta} hrackel from a [SA slot
4. Insen the modem into the slot and push it down and make
sure that the card is seated firmly into the slot. (See
Figure 2-3)
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Figure 2-3
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5. Use the screw that you removed earlier to secure the card.
6. Replace the system cover:
7. Plug one end of the supplied phone cord into the jack
labeled LINE on the bracket of your modem and plug the
other end into a modular phone wall jack. (See Figure 2-
4)
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Figure 2-4
Connecting your phone and the telephone outlet
8A Connect your phone to the jack labeled PHONE on the
bracket of your modem.
9. Plug your microphone into the jack labeled MIC on the
bracket of your modem.
10, Plug the speaker’s plug into the jack labeled SPK on the
bracket of your modem. Your can use your speakers to
hear the recorded messages.
11. Hardware installation is now completed. Please refer to
the Testing Your Modem section to verify if your
modem works properly.
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2.3 Installing the External Modem
Before you start the installation. please make sure that power
to both your modem and the computer are turned off. An
external modem is off when all the front-panel indicator
lights are not litr
2.3-1 LED Indicators
These LED indicators on the modem indicate the modem
operating status. Please refer to “Table 2.1” for more detail
information.
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Auto
Answer auto-answering the incoming call.
Off Hook
Receive This LED flashes when the computer is
Dat receiving data from the modem.
Terminal This LED light is on when
Read ready.
This LED li.g—ht-is on—when the modem
Speed works at a speed of2400 BPS or higher.
This LED light is on when the modem is
This LED light is on when the modem
detects a carrier sent by the remote
modern.
This LED light is on when the modem is
off-hook.
This LED flashes when the computer is
sending data to the modem.
Carrier
Detect
the computer is
Modern This LED light is on when the modem
Ready power is turned on.
Table 2.1 Description of LED Indicators
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2.3-2 Connecting the RS-232 Cable
1. Plug the male connector on the RS-232 cable that comes
With your package to the connector labeled RS-232C on
the back panel of the modem. as illustrated in “Figure 2-
5 ".
2. Plug the opposite end of the cable into the RS-232
connector on the rear panel of your computer.
3A Secure the connector screws at both ends of the RS-232
cable.
2.3-3 Connecting Your Telephone
4. Unplug your telephone from the wall jack by pressing the
protruding Lab toward the plastic connector and removing
the connector from the telephone service outlet.
5. Take the supplied telephone cord and plug one end into
the modem telephone connector labeled LINE. which is 3
RH 1 jack on the rear panel ofthe external modem.
6. Plug the other end of the telephone cord into the telephone
service outlet on the wall.
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2.3-4 Connecting Other Peripherals
7. The connector labeled MIC on the modem is for
recording outgoing messages. If you have a microphone.
plug your microphone to this MIC connector. In addition,
the SPK jack on the external modem is for connecting
external speakers.
2.3-5 Connecting the Ac Power Adapter
8. Plug the small power cord plug into the connector labeled
AC on the modem.
9. Plug the power adapter to the power socket on the wall,
Power (
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Power
Outlet Telephone
5 I Microphone
Telephone
Outlet
Figure 2-5
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2.4 Testing Your Modem
Follow the procedures listed below to make sure that your
modem is installed properly.
1. Turn on your modem’s power. then turn on your
computer,
2. If your system supports plug-and-play. Windows 95/98
will detect your modem hardware automatically, then ask
for its device driver.
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Install your communication software (BitWare or
SuperVoice). If you need assistance. refer to the manual
that comes with the software. If your installation is not
successful. please check whether or not your BIOS
support Plug-and-Play feature.
4. Use your communication sofiware to set your modem to
local terminal or direct connect mode, This mode allows
you to communicate directly with your modem.
5. Type “AT" and then press @ (Use Hyper terminal
under BitWare or SuperVoice.)
Your modem should send an OK result code to your
computer screen.
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screen, please turn of your computer,
remove the A'ys‘tem cover In make Sure
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6. Type "ATDT”, where
is the telephone number to which your modem is
connected.
74 Press@, then you should receive a BUSY resuh code.
i If you did not receive a BUSY result code,
check if" the connection between your
modem and the telephone is proper.
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Installing Driver in WindostS
3. Insta 9 Driver in Windows 95
This chapter describes how to configure your modem step by
step for proper operation in Windows 95.
3.1 PnP (Plug 8. Play) installation procedure
Internal Modem:
l. Tum on your computer system, Windows 95 will detect
its type automatically.
2. If you purchased F56OIR internal modem board.
Windows will display the “56K Internal Modem with
Speaker phone” in “Update Device Driver Wizard”
dialog box, Please press “Next”.
3. Please inserl the driver disk attachment into your CD-
ROM drive, and then press “Other Locations...”.
44 Type “D:\Driver\Win95&98\F560]R”, and then press
“OK".
5 Press “Finish”.
6. Windows will display the “Wave Device for Voice
Modem” in “Update Device Driver Wizard” dialog
box again. Please press “Next”.
7. Repeat from Step 3 to Step 5.
8. The above procedure will complete the installation
process.
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External Modem:
1. Turn on your modem and before entering Windows 95.
the system will detect its type automatically.
2 Windows will display the “FS60XD” in “Update
Device Driver Wizard” dialog box. Please press
“Next".
3A Please insert the driver disk attachment into your CD-
ROM drive. and then press “Other Locations...".
4. Type “D:\Driver\Win95&98\F560XD”, and then press
“OK”. If you purchased F560XR external modem.
please change driver’s directory to
D:\Driver\Win95&98\F560XR.
5. Press “Finish“.
6. Windows will display the “Wave Device for Voice
Modem“ in “Update Device Driver Wizard” dialog
box again. Please press “Next”,
7. Repeat from Step 3 to Step 5.
8. The above procedure will complete the installation
process.
Installing Driver in Window395
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3.2 NON-Pu? plug installatlon procedure
Follow these processes step by step, if the jumper setting
isn’1 in PnP position for internal modem or you are in
Windows 95 for external modem
I. Enter Windows 95 and select the “Start” and “Control
Panel".
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5. Please insert the driver disk attachment into your CD-
ROM drive, and type “D:lDriver\ Win 95& 98lF560XD ”
in “Install From Disk“ dialog box., and then press
“OK”.
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6. If the driver disk is inserted correctly, then choose
either “56K internal Modem With Speaker phone " or
“F560XD” according to the modem that you purchase
and click on “Next”.
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7. Select the COM port. lfyour modem generally used,
then click on “NEXT”.
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Installing Driver in Window395
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8. Finally click on “Finish” to complete the installation,
9. Click “Close?
25 You are now ready to axplore the Infernel through your
modem in a speed of 56,000 BPS.
4. Installing Driver in Windows 98
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This chapter describes how to configure your modem step by
step for proper operation in Windows 95.
4.1 PnP (Plug & Play) installation procedure
Internal Modem:
1. Turn on your computer system. Windows 98 will detect
its type automatically.
2 If you purchased F56OIR internal modem board.
Windows will display the "56K Internal Modem with
Speaker phone” in “Add New Hardware Wizard”
dialog box. Please press “Next”.
3. Please insert the driver disk attachment into your CD-
ROM drive. Choose “Search for the best driver for
your device. (Recommended).“. and then press
“Next".
4. Choose “Specify a location:” and type
“D:\Driver\Win95&98\F5601R”. and then press
“Next". ‘
5. Press “Next”.
6. Press “Finish“.
7. Windows will display the “Wave Device for Voice
Modem“ in “Add New hardware Wizard” dialog
Status Registers
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box again. Please press “Next”.
7. Repeat from Step 3 to Step 6,
8. The above procedure will complete the installation
process.
External Modem:
1. Turn on your modem and before entering Windows 98,
the system will detect its type automatically.
2. Windows will display the “F560XD” in “Add New
Hardware Wizard” dialog box. Please press “Next”.
3. Please insen the driver disk attachment into your CD»
ROM drive. Choose “Search for the best driver for
your device. (Recommended).“, and then press
“Next”.
4. Choose "Specify a location:” and type
“D:\Driver\Win95&98\FSGOXD”. and then press
“Next". If you purchased F560XR external modem,
please change driver’s directory to
D:\Driver\Win95&98\FS60XR.
5, Press “Next”.
6. Press “Finish".
7. Windows will display the “Wave Device for Voice
Modem" in “Add New Hardware Wizard" dialog
box again. Please press “Next".
8. Repeat from Step 3 to Step 6i
9. The above procedure will complete the installation
process.
4.2 NON-PnP plug installation procedure
Follow these processes step by step, if the jumper setting
isn’t in PnP position for internal modem or yau are in
Windows 98 for external modem.
1. Enter Windows 98 and select the “Start” and “Camry!
Panel",
2 Select “Modems”.
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5. Please insert the driver disk attachment into your CD-
ROM drive, and type “D:lDriveert'n95& 98lF560XD"
in “Install From Disk“ dialog box., and then press
“OK”.
6. If the driver disk is inserted correctly, then choose
either “56K internal Modem With Speaker phone" or
“F560XD” according to the modem that you purchase
and click on "Next”,
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Status Registers
——__—_
7, Select the COM port If your modem generally used.
then click on “NEXT".
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9. Choose “Search for the best drive for your device ”and press
“Next”.
104 After select “Specify a lncation” then type
“D:\Driveerin95& 981F560XD”, and click “Naxt”.
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Status Registers
l 1. Press “Next".
12. Then click “Finish ".
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11 Finally press “Finish”.
14. And click “Clase ” to finish the whole process of installafion.
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2? You are now ready to explore the Internet Ihraugh your
modem in a speed of56,000 BPS
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