1. motorola56k.zip Driver
2. NT40PNP.TXT File Contents

NT40PNP.TXT Driver File Contents (motorola56k.zip)

For the Internal 56K Modem

Note:	You must exit the Motorola CD-ROM application before following
	this procedure.

1) Insert your Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 installation CD-ROM.

2) Open the Windows NT Explorer and go to the CD-ROM directory 
/DRVLIB/PNPISA/X86. 

3) Look for the file PNPISA.INF.  If you do not see this file, go to
select View...Options... and then make sure that the Show Hidden Files
option is selected and click OK.

4) Select the PNPISA.INF file and right click the mouse.  A pop-up 
menu will be displayed.  Choose the Install option.

5) The Windows Plug and Play driver will be loaded.  Restart your 
system.

6) When Windows NT 4.0 restarts, a dialog box flashes saying New 
Hardware Found.

Note: Your new modem's name may differ from the above illustration, 
but it is a "Motorola 56 kbps Modem"

7) The next screen asks you to select which driver you want to 
install for your new hardware.

8) Select Driver from disk provided by hardware manufacturer 
and click OK

9) The next dialog window asks you to insert your installation disk.
Insert the Motorola 56k CD-ROM or diskette included 
with your modem.  Choose the appropriate CD-ROM or disk drive: 
d:\ or b:\, etc. and click OK.

10) A dialog window will appear with a list of modems.  Select the 
appropriate model an click OK.

11) An Advanced Port Settings dialog window will appear that 
reports the COM port, Interrupt Request Line (IRQ), and 
Input/Output (I/O) address range used by the card.  If the 
Conflicting device list reports No Conflicts, click OK.  
Your modem is successfully installed.  If there are conflicts 
with these parameters, you will be shown a Manually Configure 
button.  Click on this button.

12) To configure manually, you should first try selecting 
different Basic Configurations.  If you can find a configuration
that reports No Conflicts, select it and click OK.  

If you don't find a configuration that reports No Conflicts, 
select a Basic Configuration that only reports a conflict with
the Interrupt Request (IRQ).  Then double click the Interrupt 
item in the Resource settings box.  A new dialog box will appear
that allows you to adjust the Interrupt Request.  Change it  
until the Conflict Information field reports No devices are 
conflicting, then click OK.

If you can't find a configuration without I/O address conflicts, 
double click the Input/Ouput Range item in the Resource settings
box. A new dialog box will appear that allows you to adjust the
Input/Ouput Range.  Change it  until the Conflict Information 
field reports No devices are conflicting, then click OK.  
Typical ranges include: 

03E8 - 03EF
02E8 - 02EF
0100 - 0107
0240 - 0247
03F8 - 03FF
02F8 - 02FF
0108 - 010F


When you no longer have any conflicts, click OK to close 
the Advanced Port Settings window.  You will be prompted to 
restart your system.  Do so at this time.

Your modem is successfully installed and ready to go.  You can go 
to the communications software package bundled with your modem, or 
your selected software, and follow the guidelines for making 
connections.

If you can't connect, see the "Using an Initialization String" 
section on page 2-13.  If the problem persists, go on to Chapter 4.