1. Shut down the computer
2. Physically install the PC Card into a PCMCIA slot
3. Turn the computer back on
4. When the system detects the PC Card, follow the Windows prompts as follows:
    To select the source form the driver, choose: “Driver from disk provided by hardware     manufacturer.
    Insert the CD and then select the CD drive letter
5. The software that enables PSTN (modem) support will now be installed.
6. Before installing the ISDN option, be sure that Dial Up Networking 1.3 is installed.
7. Begin installation of the Datafire GO! Pro ISDN/GSM/PCS/LAN software by running the SETUP.EXE program in the root directory of the CD.  This program will guide you through
the installation of all the options you have purchased.
NOTE:  It is important to run the loader program when prompted at the end of the installtion.  The loader program will update the Datafire GO! Pro firmware with the options you wish to install.
8. When the program prompts you to reboot the system, select “Yes”.
 

1. Shut down the computer.
2. Physically install the PC Card.
3. Turn the computer back on.
4. When the Windows NT 4.0 desktop is displayed, go into Control Panel, Modems.
5. Click Add.
6. In the new modem installation window, do NOT select The “Don’t detect my modem; I will select it from a list” option, then click Next.  A new screen informs you that
a standard modem has been detected on COMx.
7. Click Change, then Have Disk.  Windows NT then asks you for the PC Card installation disk.
8. Insert the Datafire GO! Pro CD into the drive, then click OK.
9. Select the PC Card modem then click Next.  A new screen informs you that the modem has been correctly configured.
10. Click Finish.  The name of your modem will be displayed in the list of modems declared under Windows NT.
11. Click Close to continue the installation procedure.  Windows NT then asks if you wish to configure remote network access for the PC Card.
12. Click Yes, and then in the next window, click Add.
13. Confirm installation of the PC Card peripheral by clicking OK, then click Continue.
14. Restart your computer by clicking Yes.
15. Begin the installation of the Datafire GO! Pro ISDN/GSM/PCS/LAN software by running the SETUP.EXE program that is located in the root directory of the CD.
This program will guide you through the installation of all the options you have purchased.
Note:  If your browser is not capable of displaying frames, the online documentation will not display when you select the “Yes, I want to read the documentation” option.
16. When the installation process completes and the program prompts you to reboot the machine, select Yes.
 

1.  Shutdown the system.
2.  Install the Datafire GO! Pro card.
3.  Restart the system.
4.  Once the Add New Hardware Wizard detects a Standard PCMCIA
modem, click Next.
5.  Insert Disk 1 of the PSTN floppy disk set.
6.  Select "Search for the best driver for your device " and
click Next.
7.  Select "Floppy Disk Drives" and click Next.
8.  Click Next.
9.  Click Finish.
10.  To access the Datafire GO! Pro PSTN modem properties,
use the Control Panel, Modem icon.  The modem is installed
as 56K PC Card Caller ID.
NOTE:  Online technical manuals for each option installed, in the
language you selected during installation, are located in the Start,
Programs, 56K PC Card folder.
 

1.  Insert Disk 1 of the GSM floppy disk set.
2.  Run Setup.
3.  Select the language (English, French, or German).
4.  From the 56K PC Card Setup window, click Next.
5.  To install to the specified folder, click Next.
6.  Select the components (56K PC Card Firmware Update,
56K PC Card Help Files, GSM Upgrade Kit) to install and
click Next.
7.  Select the program folder name and click Next.
8.  Click Next.
9.  Insert Disk 2 of the GSM floppy disk set and click OK.
10.  Insert Disk 3 of the GSM floppy disk set and click OK.
11.  Insert Disk 4 of the GSM floppy disk set and click OK.
12.  Select NOT to read the documentation and click Finish.
13.  Select Programs, 56K PC Card, PC Card Loader.
14.  Click Next.
15.  Select the socket where the PCC 56K card is installed and click Next.
16.  Select the firmware option you wish to upgrade to (with the
appropriate cellular phone model) and click Next.
17.  Click Next.
18.  To load the new firmware file click Start.
NOTE:  While the load is in progress, do not power off the system and
do not remove the PCMCIA card from its slot.
19.  Once the firmware is successfully updated, click Finish.
20.  Remove and replace the PCMCIA card in its slot.
NOTE:  Online technical manuals for each option installed, in the
language you selected during installation, are located in the Start,
Programs, 56K PC Card folder.
 

NOTE:  Online technical manuals for each option installed, in the
language you selected during installation, are located in the Start,
Programs, 56K PC Card folder.
 

1.  Shutdown the system.
2.  Install the Datafire GO! Pro card.
3.  Restart the system.
4.  Insert Disk 1 of the PSTN floppy disk set.
5.  Run Setup.
6.  Select the language (English, French, or German).
7.  From the 56K PC Card Setup window, click Next.
8.  To install to the specified folder, click Next.
9.  Select the component (56K PC Card Help Files) to install and
click Next.
10.  Select the program folder name and click Next.
11.  Click Next.
12.  Select NOT to read the documentation and click Finish.
13.  To access the Datafire GO! Pro PSTN modem properties,
use the Control Panel, Modem icon.  The modem is installed
as 56K PC Card Caller ID.
NOTE:  Online technical manuals for each option installed, in the
language you selected during installation, are located in the Start,
Programs, 56K PC Card folder.
 

NOTE:  Online technical manuals for each option installed, in the
language you selected during installation, are located in the Start,
Programs, 56K PC Card folder.
 

    1.  Remove the Datafire GO! Pro card from the PCMCIA socket.
    2.  Restart the computer.
    3.  When you see the "Starting Windows 95" message, press the F8 key.
    4.  Choose "Safe Mode" from the Startup menu.
    5.  Go to Control Panel, Power.
    6.  Select the PC Card Modem tab.
    7.  Uncheck the "Turn off PC Card modem when not in use" box.
    8.  Click Apply.
    9.  Click OK.
   10.  Shut down and then restart the computer normally.
 

    1.  Check the quality of the GSM network - do voice calls work properly?
    2.  Run Hyperterminal.
    3.  Send an "AT*I" command to the analog modem.
    4.  Verify that the firmware listed in the response includes GSM support.
    5.  Send "ATS95=44" to the modem and then try dialing the same number again.
         Also try another number, such as the number of an ISP, for example.
    6.  If this fails, send "AT&F&WZ" to reinitialize the Datafire GO! Pro, then try to dial a
        data number again.
 

1.  The Motorola GSM phone only recognizes PC Cards during its power on procedure.   You must switch off the Motorola GSM phone before you plug it into the Datafire GO! Pro card.  Once the Motorola GSM phone is plugged into the Datafire GO! Pro card, power the phone on and try to dial out again.

2.  Motorola GSM phones power off automatically when PC Cards are switched off by the system for energy saving (under Windows 95 OSR2).  You must disable the energy saving function of the system to avoid this problem.  Go to Control Panel, Power.  Select the PC Card Modem tab.  Uncheck the "Turn off PC Card Modem when not in use" box.
 

    drvdata.bin
    drvidx.bin
    ethgen.inf
    mdmgen.inf

Shut down the system and remove the PC Card.
 

1.  Go to Start, Programs, Toshiba Utilities, Hardware Setup, Hardware Options, PC Card.

2.  Change the "PC Card Controller Mode" from "Auto Selected" to "PCIC Compatible"

3.  Reboot the system.
 

1. Check for Infrared devices.  If they exist, Disable them.
2. Check the device status within the Device Manager.  If all of the devices show “Working Properly” then check for any possible IRQ or Port conflicts with other defined devices, e.g., other modems, COM ports, or NICs.
3. Check for EMM386 exclude statements within the system.ini file or within the config.sys file.  If there are any exclude statements, remove them, restart the system and try to configure the card again.
4.  Under Windows NT, you must physically remove all PCMCIA devices from
your laptop, which includes undocking it from any docking stations.  This action
is required because of the limitations in support that Microsoft Windows NT provides for
laptops.  Please note that because of the limitations of Windows NT, the Datafire
GO! Pro may not work in all models of laptops.

If the above suggestions do not resolve the issue, forward your system and device summary to Digi Tech Support.

For Windows 95/98:

First, go into Control Panel, Printers, and Add a new Printer.  Click Next, then select Local Printer and click Next.  From the list of Manufacturers, select "Generic".  From the new list of printers displayed, select "Generic/Text Only" and click Next.  From the list of Available Ports displayed, select "FILE:  Creates a file on a disk" and click
next.  Do not select this as your default printer (click next).  Its not necessary to print a test page (click next and finish).  A new printer icon for this printer will be displayed.

Now, go back to Control Panel, System, Device Manager and select Print.  Select "All Devices and System Summary" but leave the "Print to file" checkbox clear.  Select Setup.  Select Specific Printer.  In the pulldown list a new option will be displayed "Generic/Text Only on FILE:"  Select that and click OK, OK.  A window will display allowing you to select a name for this file.  Forward this file along with your system.ini, win.ini, autoexec.bat, config.sys files and your case number to support@digi.com.

For Windows NT:

First, go into Control Panel, Printers, and Add a new Printer.  Select My Computer and then
click Next.  From the list of Available Ports displayed, select "FILE:" and click Next.   From the list of  Manufacturers, select "Generic".  From the new list of printers displayed, select "Generic/Text Only" and click Next.   Select this as your default printer and
click Next.  It is not necessary to share this printer (click next).  It is not necessary to print a test page (click "No" and finish).  A new printer icon for this printer will be displayed.

Now, go to Programs, Administrative Tools, Windows NT Diagnostics. Select "Print".  Under "Scope", select "All Tabs".  Under "Detail Level", select "Complete".
Under "Destination", select "Default Printer".  A window will display allowing you to select a name for this file.  Forward this file along with your case number to
support@digi.com.

After this is complete, go back to Control Panel, Printers and reassign your normal default printer.