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This page was last updated in January
2004 Installation of modem
in Win95/98/ME for SNZ5D / SNDJ5:
We
have been receiving many emails asking for Modem driver for Z5/J5 even though
we repeatedly told them no driver is necessary and that it is very unlikely
to work if it is not our cable (SNZ5D / SNDJ5).
Anyway,
if you like to try, this is it:
Installation
of modem in Win95/98: No special driver is necessary.
Install a standard 9600bps (or 19200bps) modem: (You
do not have to connect the cable/phone to install the modem)
Click
START>SETTINGS>CONTROL PANEL> Double click MODEMS,
click ADD, check OTHER, click NEXT, Tick DON'T
DETECT MY MODEM; I WILL SELECT IT FROM A LIST, click NEXT, On
left hand side Highlight (STANDARD MODEM TYPES) On
right hand side Highlight STANDARD 9600 BPS MODEM, click NEXT, Highlight
the correct COMMUNICATION PORT (1 OR 2) that the cable will be connected to,
Click NEXT, click FINISH.
You
can now use 9600bps modem for dial-up networking. You
can configure in dial-up networking to use maximum speed of 38,400bps. Depending
on your network support (with compression), it could connect initially at that
speed as shown in connection dialogue. But connection could be unstable and you
are advised to configure the maximum speed at 9600bps which will give you more
stable connection. But you could experiment with various speeds.
Simple
test: Connect cable/phone, run Phone Dialer (Windows
Accessory) - Under TOOLS>CONNECT USING>LINE> Choose STANDARD 9600 BPS MODEM >
click OK. Then dial a number (home/office number
so that you can hear it ring). If it dials then
the cable/phone/modem is working. (If not, check configuration/connection)
You MUST have DATA enabled on your mobile phone line
from your network. Because Phone Dialer uses a modem to dial so it is a DATA call
even if it dials to a voice line. If you
do not have data enabled on your line, Phone Dialer will attempt to dial briefly
and then disconnect itself.
Phone
dialer is the simplest/best utility to test. If phone dialer works, it means everything
(cable, phone, network, computer settings) is working. If it does not work, then
one or more factors needs attention. Most of the time it is caused by software/hardware
conflicts.
Important:
Your phone is NOT configured for data by default. If
you have not used the phone for data before, you must
configure it: Settings>Call
settings>Data services>Serial speed>Automatic (press
jog dial) Automatic
serial speed is best for most applications, although almost all speed should work
for data.
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