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4.
Make sure all the other settings in "CommCenter" are correctly
configured. Click OK.
5.
Run "Config" in "Configuration Utility".
6.
Open "Switch type". Choose appropriate "Voice Encoding" scheme. The
setting should be consistent with RVS-COM in step (3).
7.
Start Telephone in "RVS-COM Lite" program group.
8.
Click "Answerphone" function bar to the OFF state (for the ON state is
for "Answering machine" services).
9.
Connect the microphone and speakerphone to the audio interface(s) on
your laptop.
When the calls come in, the "RVS Phone" will appear automatically. Click
Accept button to pick up the calls. When finished, click "Hang Up" to end the
connections.
NDIS Mode
Installing the NDIS driver
NDIS is dedicatedly designed for Internet connections with Microsoft ISDN
Accelerator Pack. For Windows 95/98 environment, perform the following
steps to install the NDIS driver. While for Windows 2000, NDIS driver will be
automatically installed when the device driver is installed onto your system,
your may just skip the following procedures.
1.
Make sure ISDN Accelerator Pack is pre-installed, and the PC Card is
firmly seated.
2.
Go to Control Panel. Select Add New Hardware. Click Next.
3.
Select "No" for "Do you want Windows to search for your new
hardware". Click "Next".
4.
Select "Network adapters" in "Hardware types" list. Click "Next".
5.
Select "Intelligent" in "Manufacturers", and "Intelligent PCMCIA
ISDN TA (Net)" in "Models". Click "OK".
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