Appendices; Appendix A: Clearing Up Undetected Hardware Conflicts In Windows 95; Appendix B: Ordering Isdn Service (North America Only); Ordering Isdn For The Waverunner Digital Modem Reference Sheet - IBM WaveRunner Manual

Appendices

Appendix A: Clearing up Undetected Hardware Conflicts
in Windows 95
Once the Enumerator in Windows 95 detects a single perceived hardware conflict,
(regardless of whether it is real or not), its behavior is unpredictable. You can
have 'perceived conflicts' that are undetected. For example, you may have a
conflict between an IR port and serial port, neither of which are in use. For
instance, in advanced laptop computers (e.g., Thinkpads), Windows 95 ignores
BIOS off/on/configuration settings for IRQ's, serial ports, etc. It considers all
devices ON unless you turn them OFF in Windows 95. To do this, follow the
instructions below.
1. In Control Panel, double-click System.
2. Click the Device Manager tab.
3. Highlight the device in question, and click Properties. At the bottom of the
displayed page, you will see one or more Configurations, such as Docked
and Undocked. Each has a check box for Use in this configuration.
4. To remove a device, uncheck the Use in this configuration box for all
configurations.
Appendix B: Ordering ISDN Service (North America
Only)
Ordering ISDN for the WaveRunner Digital Modem Reference
Sheet
The parameters that your phone company will need to configure your ISDN line
depend on their switch type. Use the following information to help the phone
company set up your ISDN line.
ATT 5ESS Parameters
Channel Configuration:
Terminal Type:
Display:
Autohold:
Onetouch:
Idle Call Appearances
2B,V/C (Alternate Circuit Switched Voice and Data)
A [Recommended but not required]
No
No
No
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