TDK PC Card Division TDK DataVoice 3400 (DFV3400) Release Notes: (Software Version 26.02) Copyright © TDK Systems 8/15/96 ------------------------------------------------------------ Information in this document is auxiliary to your User's Manual ------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------ Contents: V.34 33.6K bits/sec Notes for DOS and INSTALL.EXE Windows 95 Windows 95 - "Cannot Locate File" Stereo Headphones ------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------ V.34 33.6K bits/sec ------------------- Your TDK DataVoice 3400 modem now includes V.34 data rates up to 33.6K bits/second. To achieve speeds higher than 28.8K, you must call another modem which also supports data 33.6K connections. This applies to data only, and not fax. Modems from US Robotics and Motorola connect at 33.6K with your DataVoice 3400, as well as any based on a Rockwell chipset, such as Cardinal, Supra, or Zoom. The cover of your modem may refer to "28.8Kbps" but it is really a 33.6K modem ------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------ Notes for DOS and INSTALL.EXE ----------------------------- This program is for those users that either do not have card services or, for reasons of memory conservation, do not want to use card services. This program must be run in native DOS. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO USE FROM A "DOS BOX" IN WINDOWS. Also, this program does not work in Windows 95. This program will create a directory called C:\TDK. It will then copy file(s) from the TDKModem diskette to this new directory. It will then run ENABLER.EXE and record the COM port setting. The ENABLER will configure the modem for operation in your computer. Finally, the INSTALL program will create GOTDK.BAT which will call on the ENABLER with the COM port already assigned. After installing this software, you need only type "GOTDK" after the modem has been inserted into the PC Card slot. Again, this command must be issued in native DOS, not a "DOS Box." Many users like to have the modem inserted into the PC Card slot prior to powering up the computer. They simply place a GOTDK command in their AUTOEXEC.BAT file, which will run automatically during the computer power-up. ------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------ Windows 95 ---------- When the DFV3400 is inserted into the PC Card slot of a Windows 95 computer, the computer will request the TDKModem diskette. What happens is that it finds an INF file that TDK has created for Windows 95. This file gives Windows 95 information regarding the modem. This information includes modem features such as V.34, Class 1 and Class 2 Fax mode, Voice capability, and VoiceView capability. It also provides suggested initialization strings and other configuration details. Thus, the communications programs that interact properly with Windows 95 can obtain this information. The benefit to you is that modem configuration becomes automatic. You will be able to install these programs without having to provide detailed and often confusing setup information. Just like with any other operating system, you may only have one communications program using you modem at any time. There are several programs in Windows 95 that may try to have access to your DFV3400 while you are attempting communication with another program. These programs may be loaded during startup or at a later time. Simply switch off these programs before continuing. Here are some of these programs to watch: File Transfer VoiceView Auto Detect Dialer Dial-Up Network Operator* * Note: If you have the Microsoft Unimodem V communications driver installed on your computer, you may have the Operator program automatically installed in your Startup folder. Since this program cannot run simultaneously with other communications programs and since there are currently few, if any, programs that are compatible with Operator, you will need to remove this program from your Startup folder. It is probably easiest to drag this program from Startup to Accessories. ------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------ Windows 95 - "Cannot Find File" ------------------------------- Some customers may receive error messages during installation of the DataVoice 3400 in Windows 95. These messages claim that the installation cannot find file(s) from the Windows 95 diskette. Sometimes Windows 95 forgets where it puts files. Many Windows 95 installations which are preinstalled into notebook computers store the necessary files on the hard drive. So, click "Browse" and find a directory which is named c:\windows\options\cabs or c:\win95\options\cabs and click OK. The installation should conclude normally. ------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------ Stereo Headphones ----------------- There is an error in the manual regarding the use of stereo headphones with the DFV3400. If you intend to use your own stereo headphones, you may want to insert a mono-to-stereo 1/8" phono plug adapter. The headphone jack of the DFV3400 Headset Cable Connector is a mono output. This adapter will allow you to hear the voice messages in both ears. The adapter can easily be found at most stores with a stereo department. ------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------ Thank you for your purchase of one of the TDK PC Card Products.Download Driver Pack
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