Paradyne KeepInTouch 3760 User Manual page 28

Perform the following steps to configure your KeepInTouch Card
modem on your PC:
1. Review the diskette's help text files before continuing.
These files contain information on the utility programs and
will guide you through the configuration process. For more
information on viewing the help text files, see the section
Where to Find Additional Information in Chapter 1,
Introduction.
2. Run the INSTALL program by inserting the diskette into the
floppy drive and typing the following command at the DOS
prompt:
TYPE: a :\install
where a is the designated letter for your floppy
drive.
PRESS: Enter
3. Review the documentation that came with your PC to see if
your PC supports PCMCIA Card Service and Socket
Services (modem drivers).
If your PC does include these modem drivers, no further
steps are required to configure your modem — do not
proceed to Step 4. Your PC is now set up to recognize your
KeepInTouch Card modem in the PCMCIA slot.
If your PC does not include these drivers, or if you are
unsure, proceed to the next step.
4. Select the "Configure the KIT
invoke the CONFIG program. The CONFIG program
examines COM port availability and reconfigures the modem
and PCMCIA socket for modem operation.
Refer to the help text files on the diskette for more
information on using the CONFIG program.
Other utilities included on the diskette are the diagnostic,
upgrade, and hot insertion programs. The diagnostic program is
useful in testing the modem and isolating problems. The
upgrade program is used to update the firmware level of the
modem when new releases become available. (Note, however,
that the upgrade feature is not available for Model 3760 and
Model 3763.) Hot insertion allows you to insert or remove the
modem while the PC is powered ON (most newer PCs already
include support for this feature in their Card and Socket
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