1. 561ises.exe Driver
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readme.txt Driver File Contents (561ises.exe)

INSTALLATION

a.COM port or Plug & play selection

Before you install your internal modem card into your personal computer you 
can select a suitable COM port or plug & play to select COM port automatically. 
Make certain that no other interface cards in your computer use the same COM 
port. For example, if you have a RS-232 card in your computer that supports 
both COM1 and COM2 then you should not choose these COM ports for your 
Fax/Data Modem card. You may use either COM3 or COM4 only. Most Fax/Data 
Modem software can support all four COM ports in your Fax/Data Modem card. 
However, some software will only support COM1 or COM2. Check your software 
manual to find out which COM port can used.

I.If you use jumper setting to select COM port, the internal modem card 
support 4 interrupts, those are IRQ3, IRQ4, IRQ5 and IRQ7. You can choice 
the interrupt which you want to combine with I/O address.

	COM port's I/O address and interrupt switch setting as follow :

				Jumper setting
	COM port number I/O address 	S1	JP4-JP6	JP8	
	COM1		3F8-3FF		2, 4 ON	1, 2 ON	OFF
	COM2		2F8-2FF		2, 6 ON	1, 2 ON	OFF
	COM3		3E8-3EF		1, 4 ON	1, 2 ON	OFF
	COM4		2E8-2EF		1, 6 ON	1, 2 ON	OFF
		
	Interrupt assignment 	Jumper S1 setting
	IRQ3			5 ON
	IRQ4			3 ON
	IRQ5			7 ON
	IRQ7			8 ON	


	Normally the interrupt and I/O address assign for each COM port as following
	: Figure 1-2 shows the jumper setting for each COM port.

	COM port number	Interrupt assignment	I/O address
	COM1		IRQ4		  	3F8-3FF
	COM2		IRQ3		  	2F8-2FF
	COM3		IRQ4		  	3E8-3EF
	COM4		IRQ3		  	2E8-2EF

	Default setting :
							
									Jumper setting
	COM port NO.	I/O address	Interrupt NO.	S1		JP4-JP6	JP8 
	COM2		2F8-2FF		IRQ3		2, 5, 6 ON	1, 2 ON	OFF		

II.If you use plug & play for automatic COM port setting, the internal Modem
 card jumper setting are as following:

	Jumper setting 	S1 		JP4-JP6 	JP8
			Don't care	2,3 ON 		ON


We also support software to install Modem under Windows '95. You can install
in Windows '95 step by step:

1.Double-click 'My Computer' icon.
2.Double-click 'Control Panel' icon.
3.Double-click 'Modems' icon.
4.Click 'Add...' button.
5.Answer 'Other' to the question 'What type of Modem you are installing?' and
  click 'Next' button.
6.Click the box 'Don't detect my Modem; I will select it from a list.' and 
  click 'Next' button.
7.Click 'Save disk...' button and insert INF file for Windows '95 drivers' 
  disk into drive A or B. You can also select alternative source for the 
  separate driver file (.inf) by clicking 'Browse...' button.
8.Select the correct model from the list and click 'Next' button. 
9.Select the port where Modem is connected and click 'Next' button. Windows 
  '95 will load correct drivers to hard disk and informs that installation is
  completed. Click 'Finish' button.

If you want to check that installation was successful and Modem is 
functional, select 'Diagnostic' from the window 'Modems Properties'. Select 
a correct port and click 'More Information' button. 'More Info...' shows 
Modem's response to ATI-commands and port setting. If response are empty or 
program can't find a Modem, check the Modem's functionality again.

This is the first time to install INF file. When you remove the driver in 
Windows '95 and re-insert Modem, you don't need to re-install. You can select
Modem directly from the manufacture list in Windows '95.


b.Line Connection and Jumper setting

Figure 1-1 shows the back panel of the internal modem card and Figure 1-2 
shows the jumper Setting for differents COM ports.

FIG. 1-1 Back Panel of the Internal Modem

FIG. 1-2 Jumper Settings for Different Com Ports


c.Installing the Internal Modem into your Personal Computer
		
1.Make sure that your personal computer is turned OFF before installing the 
  card.

2.Select a COM port for your modem that is not used by any other cards in the
  computer : Select the COM port address by setting the jumpers on the board.
  If you want to use PNP, see 8 & 9.

3.Remove the cover of your personal computer.

4.Select an empty slot, and remove the metal slot cover using a small 
  screwdriver.

5.Press the board firmly into the selected expansion slot.

6.Insert the screw you previously removed from the slot cover through the top
  notch and the screw hole. Check that the telephone jacks in the back of the
  modem are unobstructed.

7.Replace the computer cover and complete the installation.

8.This modem's PNP can be used in Win95 system.

9.Enable PNP Function by setting the jumpers on board. (See FIG. 1-2)


d.Hooking up the telephone cable

1.Insert one end of the modular telephone cable into the jack labeled "LINE"
  and insert the other end into a telephone wall jack.

2.If you want to have voice conversations on the same telephone line, you 
  should insert the free end of the cable of a telephone set into the jack 
  labeled "PHONE" on the rear panel of your Fax/Data Modem.