The Winmodem under Windows 95
                          Installation Tips:

Note:  The Winmodem is strictly designed to work on IBM PC based
       machines, running Windows 3.1 and Windows 95. The modem will 
       not work under DOS, a DOS Window, or any other type of 
       machine.


Installing the Winmodem when Auto-Detected by WIndows 95:

  1.  Install the Winmodem into your computer and turn it on.
  2.  Windows 95 will detect the Winmodem and ask you to insert the
      installation disk into your floppy drive.
  3.  You must insert the installation disk at this time to properly
      install the Winmodem.
  4.  Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.


Installing after Skipping Auto-Detect:
If you did not insert the disk immediately and chose the Save For
Later option, you must do the following:

  1.  Click Start/Settings/Control Panel/System/Device Manager.
  2.  Click on Unknown Device.
  3.  Select Remove Device.
  4.  When the device is removed, select Refresh.
  5.  At this point, you will be prompted again to insert the
      installation disk, and the installation will proceed 
      successfully.

Note:  You cannot install the Winmodem by selecting Add New Hardware
       or by selecting Run a:install.


Uninstallation Tips:

  1.  Shut down and power off your computer.
  2.  Remove the Winmodem from the computer.
  3.  Start up the system and click on Start/Settings/Control Panel.
  4.  Click on the Winmodem icon.
  5.  Click on Uninstall.


Making Changes:

CHANGE PORT:
  1.  Click Start/Settings/Control Panel.
  2.  Click on the Winmodem icon.
  3.  Select Properties.
  4.  Change the port the Winmodem is using as desired.

CHANGE IRQ:
  1.  Click Start/Settings/Control Panel/System/Device Manager
  2.  Select Ports and choose the Winmodem.
  3.  Select Properties.
  4.  Change the IRQ the Winmodem is using as desired.


Troubleshooting:
  *  The Winmodem will only work under Windows 95, Windows 3.1,
     Windows 3.11, and Windows for Workgroups. It will not work 
     under Windows NT, OS/2, Unix, DOS, or a DOS Window.
  *  If Windows 95 is having trouble recognizing your Winmodem, try
     downloading and extracting winm336.exe(on our BBS at 
     847-982-5092 or FTP Site at ftp.usr.com), to floppy and 
     installing from there.
  *  If after the installation of the Winmodem you see the message
     "DSP 1010 ERROR" or "EEPROM Corrupt" when the modem is in use, 
     the modem will need to be repaired.