1. CRUNCHit.ZIP Driver
2. MSETUP.TXT File Contents

MSETUP.TXT Driver File Contents (CRUNCHit.ZIP)

MSETUP.TXT
7 NOVEMBER 1996
REVISION 1.2
MEA/DMW, DIAMOND MULTIMEDIA

CONTENTS
1  INTRODUCTION
2  MANUAL CONFIGURATION
3  ERROR CODES

1  INTRODUCTION

   The MSETUP.EXE utility is a 16-bit application designed to be used
   exclusively with Supra/Diamond modems.  The sole purpose of the
   utility is to reset the country code in the modem in order to 
   make the modem compatible with the local telephone system and to   
   comply with local government regulations. 

   MSETUP.EXE is only designed to run under Windows 3.1/3.11/95.  
   However, the automated activities of MSETUP.EXE can be performed
   manually through any terminal software program (see section 2 of
   this file for instructions).

   Make sure that there is only one modem in the system before running
   MSETUP.EXE. If there is more than one modem in the system the program
   will only configure the first modem it finds.
   
2  MANUAL CONFIGURATION

   If you operate your modem in an environment where MSETUP.EXE will not
   operate, you MUST perform the one-time reconfiguration yourself.  

   ***WARNING: FAILURE TO COMPLETE THIS STEP WILL HINDER MODEM PERFORMANCE
      AND WILL VIOLATE GOVERNMENT CERTIFICATION OF THIS PRODUCT.  THE 
      STICKERS ON THE MODEM INDICATE THE COUNTRIES WHERE THIS PRODUCT MAY
      BE LEGALLY USED.  IN ORDER TO COMPLY WITH LOCAL SAFETY, PERFORMANCE, 
      AND GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS, DO NOT USE THIS PRODUCT EXCEPT IN THE 
      COUNTRIES WHERE THIS PRODUCT IS CERTIFIED.

   Open any terminal data software program and type: 
   
       ATi6 and press ENTER
   
   This will display the current country setting.  If your country is not 
   displayed, you need to reset the country code.  To select a different one, 
   type
   
       AT*NC? and press ENTER

   This will display a list of all of the country codes your modem 
   supports.  The list may vary depending upon the firmware revision,
   but it will look similar to this:

       022 US  011	United States
       001 AUS 00	Australia
       002 BLG 00	Belgium
       003 DEN 009	Denmark
       004 FIN 990	Finland
       005 FR  19	France
       006 GER 00	Germany
       007 IRE 353	Ireland
       008 IT  00	Italy
       010 NL  09	Netherlands
       011 NOR 095	Norway
       012 POR 351	Portugal
       013 SPA 034	Spain	
       014 SWE 009	Sweden
       015 SWI 00	Switzerland
       016 UK  010	United Kingdom
       017 GRE 030	Greece
       040 AST 011	Austria
       047 SG  00	Singapore
       060 SAF 027	South Africa


   ***WARNING: YOUR MODEM IS NOT CERTIFIED FOR USE IN ALL OF THESE 
      COUNTRIES.  DO NOT CHOOSE A COUNTRY UNLESS AN APPROVAL STICKER
      FOR THAT COUNTRY APPEARS ON THE MODEM.

   For our purposes, the column on the left is the only one that matters.
   The syntax is 

       AT*NCnZ where n is the country code you need.  

   For example, to select Italy, you would type

       AT*NC8Z and press ENTER

   The country code is stored in the modem's non-volatile RAM and can 
   only be changed manually or with the MSETUP.EXE utility.  It will
   not revert to a previous or different setting any other way except
   via one of these two methods.  Once the country code is set, this
   procedure should not be repeated.  

   To finish the procedure you have to re-initialize the Mode. Please type

	AT&F2&W and press ENTER	

   Your Modem is now ready for operation with the new country settings.


3  ERROR CODES

   If MSETUP.EXE fails to configure the modem, it will display an error
   code in the upper right corner of the dialog. Refer to the list below
   to see what the error code means and possible causes for the error.

   <1> Could not set the country code. This error could be caused by
       running MSETUP on a modem of another make or model. Make sure
       to run MSETUP only on the modem that came with the program.

   <2> No modem found. This error could occur if you run MSETUP on a modem
       other than the one that came with the program. It could also occur
       if there is no modem connected to the computer or if the modem does
       not have power connected.

   <3> Country not found. This error will occur if you run MSETUP on a modem
       that has a country code set to an unsupported country. See the
       stickers on your modem for approved countries.
   
    Troubleshooting assistance is available on the Modem Utility Disk in the
    PNPFAQ.TXT file.  Troubleshooting assistance is also available in 
    English, French, Italian, German, and Spanish on the Modem Utility Disk.