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Installation Instructions for 1914BAV Modem in Windows 95 build 950r3
(Updated for 1914BAV Version 3.12 10-Nov-95)
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1. Remove old oem*.inf or att*.inf files in the \windows\inf directory (if
any).
Skip to step 5 , if you install this driver in first time.
2. Remove any old copies of attmodem.vxd and attcom.vxd, especially
from \windows or \windows\system.
3. In Control Panel -> System -> Device Manager select Modem, then Remove
any 1914BAV that might be installed.
4. In Control Panel -> System -> Device Manager select Ports, then Remove
the COM port (if any) that the 1914BAV was previously using.
5. Copy the 1914BAV Modem files into a known directory.
These are the files:
attcom.inf
attcom.vxd
attmodem.inf
attmodem.vxd
attwave.drv
6. Copy attcom.inf and attmodem.inf into \windows\inf.
7. In Control Panel -> Add New Hardware click Next, then click No when
asked whether you want Windows to search for your new hardware.
Scroll to Ports and click Next again. Click Have Disk..., then
specify the path to the files listed in step 5 above. It should say
Communications Port now.Now,please select "Mfg.linear%",then click Next
again.
8. Windows now assigns an I/O range and IRQ for the hardware. Note
the settings it selected, and decide whether you want to use these, or
some other setting. Set the jumpers on the board to match the I/O and
IRQ you want.
9. The system now copies the *.vxd and attwave.drv files into the
\windows\system directory. Click on Finish.
10. If you're happy with the I/O and IRQ chosen by the Windows
installer, click Yes now to shut down the computer. Otherwise, click
No and do step 11.
11. In Control Panel -> System -> Device Manager select Ports, then the
COM port just installed, then click Properties, and select the Resources
tab. Click either "Input/Output Range" or "Interrupt Request," then
Change Setting... until you're happy with the selection. Note
carefully any resource conflicts in the lower box, and choose a
different setting. Click OK, OK to make your selections stick, then
finally select Start -> Shutdown... -> Yes to shut down the computer.
12. Power off the PC, set the jumpers to match the I/O and IRQ settings
selected (if you didn't get it right in step 8), plug in the hardware,
then turn the PC on again.
13. Use the modem!
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After your driver has been downloaded, follow these simple steps to install it.
Expand the archive file (if the download file is in zip or rar format).
If the expanded file has an .exe extension, double click it and follow the installation instructions.
Otherwise, open Device Manager by right-clicking the Start menu and selecting Device Manager.
Find the device and model you want to update in the device list.
Double-click on it to open the Properties dialog box.
From the Properties dialog box, select the Driver tab.
Click the Update Driver button, then follow the instructions.
Very important: You must reboot your system to ensure that any driver updates have taken effect.
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