1200 BPS Internal Modem  (250-1013D)       Setup       Faxback Doc. # 4915

INSTALLATION IN YOUR COMPUTER

The modem is designed for easy installation in any compatible computer.  Be
cause of its small size, the modem will fit in both short and standard-
length expansion slots.

1. Power to the computer must be turned off before proceeding with the rest
   of the installation.  Refer to the computer owner's manual for informat-
   ion on turning off the computer.

   WARNING:  To avoid static electricity buildup, which can destroy certain
   integrated circuits, touch a grounded metal object before handling any 
   circuit board.  Do not stand on a carpeted floor while installing this 
   board.

2. After the computer is turned off, remove the front panel (or rear panel)
   screws securing the computer's cover, and slide the cover forward (or 
   backward).  Save these screws so that you can replace the computer's 
   cover at the end of installation.  Refer to the computer owner's manual 
   for more information on removing the computer's cover.

3. The modem board fits in a half-card expansion slot, but it may be install-
   ed into a full-card slot if desired.  Decide which expansion slot you 
   want to' install your modem in.  To remove the expansion slot's rear 
   panel blank card bracket, remove its fastening screw and lift the 
   bracket straight up.  Save the screw for attaching the modem board later.

4. Plug the modem board into the empty expansion slot.  Then fasten the 
   board to the computer using the screw that was removed from the blank 
   card bracket in Step 3.

5. Replace the computer's cover, securing it with the screws previously re-
   moved.

6. There are two modular phone connectors on the modem.  Connect one end of
   the modular phone cable supplied with the modem into either of these two
   jacks.  These jacks are identical; it does not matter which one you use.

   Connect the other end of this modular cable to the phone jack on the wall.

     NOTE:  You can connect your standard telephone to the second jack on
     the back of the modem.  This jack is provided for your convenience so
     that you can continue to use your telephone normally.  As long as you
     leave your phone and modem connected, you can continue to use your
     telephone even when your computer is turned off.

(css 07/28/93)