2400-BPS Internal Modem  (250-3025B)   Installation    Faxback Doc. # 5789

INSTALLING THE MODEM IN THE COMPUTER

Before you install any boards in your computer, be sure to disconnect all
power and interface cables from the computer and move your computer to a
static-free work area.  Then discharge any static buildup by touching a
grounded metal object.  Never power-up your computer when you have
removed it's case or when you insert or remove option boards.

1.  Remove the screws that secure the computer's case and slide off the
    cover to open the computer.  Consult your computer owner's manual for
    details.  Save these screws.

2.  Select the expansion slot into which you want to install the modem.
    Your modem card fits in either half or full-card slots.

3.  Remove the slot cover on the back of the computer case by removing
    its holding screw and lifting out the cover.

4.  Press the modem into the expansion slot.  Secure the modem using the
    same screw you removed in Step 3.

5.  Replace the computer case and secure it with the same screws you
    removed in Step 1.

6.  Connect all interface cable for other peripherals.  Then reconnect
    your computer's power cable.

7.  Connect one end of the modular phone cable to the modem's LINE jack
    on the back of the modem.

8.  Connect the other end of the modular phone cable to a modular
    telephone jack.

NOTES:  You can connect a standard telephone to the modem's PHONE jack on
        the back of the modem.  We provided this jack for your convenience
        so you can continue to use your telephone normally.  As long as
        you leave your modem and telephone connected, you can continue to
        use your telephone, even when you turn off your computer.

        The telephone company can charge you for the installation of the
        necessary jacks.  The telephone company will ask you the U.S.O.C.
        number of the jack to be installed.  This number is RJ11C.

(SMC/all-07/13/94)