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We have 9 TP755CEs running Win95 with the DSP MWave modem that we use for
telecommunications tasks and training. They all work OK.
The guy here who upgraded them from Win 3.1 (or whatever was installed when we
got them) seems to remember that he updated to MWave 2.0 before doing the Win95
upgrade. Do you have the 2.0 MWave drivers?
You may also want to check the programs under Think Pad, especially DSP and
Serial. Under DSP, I have the following settings:
Mwave DSP:
DSP Device = Enable
I/O Address = 4E30h
IRQ = Irq10
DMA channel = DMA7
DSP Function:
MIDI (not checked)
Sound Blaster support (checked)
I/O Address = 220h
DMA channel = DMA1
IRQ = IRQ 5
Telephony Function:
Modem (checked)
COM2 (2F8h, IRQ3)
Under Serial I have the following settings:
Serial Port A = Disable
Serial Port B = Disable
We use either the TrackPoint, or attach a MicroSoft PS/2 mouse to the port on
the right in the back; we've never had to make any configuration changes to use
the PS/2 mouse.
Good Luck!!
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Original message(s) follow:
> From: MX%"kensey@wired.com" 21-DEC-1995 00:31:22.22
> Subj: dsp modem from win95
>
> i dont think that win95 sees my dsp modem. i am also kinda bummed
> that there is no winterm equivalent. it seems the dial-up
> networking accessory app is for something entirely different.
> when i try to use it, it tells me that it cant find my modem,
> and i think it is trying to look for an external modem on com1.
>
> i am using a thinkpad 755cx. i have a phone line jacked in to the
> connector on the side of the thinkpad box.
>
> so, anyone successfully get to the dsp modem from win95 ?
>
> thanks for any help. i am going to go home and plug my modem
> into com1, and see if that works (i expect it should).
>
> doug