Gembird FM56K-1 User Manual

Internal fax-modem

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FM56K-1 internal fax-modem user manual

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Page 2: Specifications
Introduction Thank you for buying our FM56K-1 internal fax-modem! This manual will help you install it properly. FM56K-1 is an internal 56k fax-modem built on Conexant chipset. Features: • Conexant (Smartlink) chipset, easy to install • Supports ITU V.92/V.90, the fastest link speed: 56Kbps •...
Page 3: Software Installation
To install the fax-modem, please follow the steps below: 1. Turn your computer and all external devices connected to it off. 2. Disconnect your computer from the power source. 3. Open the computer case. 4. Find a free PCI slot on the motherboard, remove the slot cover. Keep the screw. 5.
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