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Be sure that the back end of the card (smaller gold finger
area) is properly seated into the connector. If you have a
tower or mini-tower computer case with a vertical main
board, lay the computer down on its side and push straight
down on the modem card to seat it firmly in its slot. Be sure
that the bracket is lined up properly, then screw the bracket
into the computer using the screw that you removed earlier.
Do not handle any internal modem card when a
phone line is plugged into it. The voltage present
when the line is ringing is potentially harmful.
CAUTION
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Replace the computer cover.
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Connect the telephone cord by plugging one end of the
telephone cord into the modem jack (near the LINE marking)
and the other end into a telephone jack (typically the wall
jack where you would normally connect a telephone).
If you do not use the supplied telecommunications cord, use
an equivalent (minimum AWG 26) line cord.
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Plug in your computer and power it on.
Windows XP: When the Found New Hardware Wizard dialog
box appears, click Next. If a Windows logo testing
disclaimer appears, you can safely ignore it. Click
Continue Anyway.
Windows 2000: If a Digital Signature message appears,
you can safely ignore it and click Yes.
Completing the Installation
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Windows Vista: Select Start >Control Panel > Phone and Modem
Options.
Windows XP and Windows 2000: Select Start > Settings >
Control Panel > Phone and Modem Options.
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If the Location Information dialog appears, type the required
information, then click OK or Close.
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