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Using the Mwave DSP Telephony Features
Using the Mwave Modem
The Mwave data modem can be used with the Windows terminal
emulator to access your favorite bulletin board or online system
(PRODIGY**, CompuServe**, America Online**, or other online
systems).
Important
Before you start the communication by using your communication
program, start the Mwave modem.
OS/2
WIN
For OS/2 and Windows
To start the Mwave modem, do the following:
1
Select the following according to your operating system:
For OS/2, open the Mwave for OS/2 folder on the
OS/2 Desktop.
For Windows, open the Mwave ThinkPad window.
Note:
The screen might be different from
the actual one.
The following screen appears:
MwaveThinkPad
Recorder AudioControl
Discriminator
FAX
Country
Selection
Modem14400
Modem
Command
Reference
View
Connectors
MIDI
Select
Synthesizer
Chapter 3. Operating Your Computer 85
- First Edition (March 1995) 2
- Thank You for Selecting 3
- About This Book 7
- Information Notices 8
- Treatment of Icons 8
- Electrical Safety Notice 9
- ** recognized 10
- Contents 11
- Chapter 1. Getting Started 17
- About the Product Map 18
- Checking Your Items 18
- Getting Started 19
- Kensington lock 21
- Setting Up Your Computer 22
- RightSide View 23
- Month Day 24
- Hour Month Second 24
- Locations and Functions 28
- InsideView 30
- RearView 30
- BottomView 30
- Inside View 31
- Rear View 31
- Bottom View 31
- System-Status Indicators 32
- System-Status Indicators 33
- Providing Power 34
- Providing Power 35
- Battery Pack 36
- NiMH battery pack 37
- Car Battery Adapter 38
- Using the TrackPoint III 39
- Changing the Cap 41
- Operating the Numeric Keypad 42
- Using the Display 43
- 640 x 480 44
- Using the Online Book 45
- Carrying the Computer 47
- What Happens after Power-On? 50
- To install the ThinkPad 51
- Features program: 51
- Page 180 51
- ThinkPad Features 52
- Your choice 53
- 1024x768 54
- For Windows users: 55
- Dock II User's Guide 56
- Using the PS2 Program 57
- Using Easy-Setup 58
- Using Easy-Setup 59
- Power-On Hard-Disk Supervisor 60
- OK Cancel 60
- Changing the Startup Sequence 63
- Using Sticky 64
- Key Function 64
- Using the Fn Key Function 65
- Using Power Management 66
- Safe Suspend 67
- Standby Mode 68
- Suspend Mode 69
- Safe Suspend 70
- Hibernation Mode 73
- Suspend timer 74
- Creating the Hibernation File 75
- Using PC Cards 77
- SelectaCardType 84
- ObjectList 84
- Launch 84
- Appl.Register 86
- Ready Memory 86
- X:XXXXXXXXXX,XXXXX-XX-XXXX 86
- Register Applications 87
- Change Card Type 87
- Using the Mwave DSP Features 91
- In some countries, the Mwave 92
- To install the Mwave DSP 93
- Page 192 93
- For OS/2 94
- For DOS 95
- For Windows or WIN-OS/2 96
- Audio Control 97
- File Device Scale Help 98
- MediaPlayer 98
- Sound 98
- MIDISequencer 98
- Sound Blaster support 99
- Using the Telephony Function 100
- Using the Mwave Modem 101
- MwaveModem14400 102
- MRDTRSDRDOHCDAAHS 102
- Mwave Data Modem 103
- Using the Country Selection 104
- Mwave Call Discriminator 104
- Mwave Fax Modem 105
- When you use the telephone 106
- Charging the Battery Pack 108
- Charging with the AC Adapter 109
- Battery-Powered Operation 110
- Replacing the Battery Pack 111
- Low-Battery Condition 113
- Using the Fuel-Gauge Program 114
- To cancel discharging 116
- Fuel-Gauge Program for DOS 117
- Preserving Battery-Pack Life 119
- Decreasing LCD Brightness 121
- Using Power-Saving Modes 122
- Using Power-Saving Options 123
- SavingPower 124
- Amountof Required Power 124
- Using Passwords 126
- Setting a Power-On Password 127
- Changing a Power-On Password 128
- Removing a Power-On Password 129
- Hard-Disk Password 130
- Setting a Hard-Disk Password 131
- Changing a Hard-Disk Password 132
- Removing a Hard-Disk Password 133
- Supervisor Password 134
- Setting a Supervisor Password 135
- Easy-Setup 136
- current 136
- Using the Passwords 138
- Several Hard Disk Drives 140
- Image Attributes 142
- Brush Shapes 142
- Edit Colors 142
- Personalization Editor 144
- Using Locks 146
- Using the Security Lock 147
- Using the PC Card Lock 148
- PCMCIA slot 150
- Removing the PC Card 152
- Increasing Memory Capacity 153
- Go to step 12 on page 142 155
- Side View 157
- Go to step 12 on page 147 160
- 2 and install it as shown 162
- Replacing the Hard Disk Drive 164
- Power for devices 168
- Open the keyboard 171
- Warning: 173
- Connect the cables: 174
- Select Setup 176
- TrackPoint III 176
- Installation Options 178
- Attaching a Printer 180
- Attaching an External Display 181
- Changing the Display Mode 182
- Hints and Tips 184
- Turn off the computer 185
- ) as shown 185
- Using SVGA Display Drivers 187
- User's Guide 188
- Dock II User's 188
- Software Considerations 190
- Install with Advanced 191
- Power Management 191
- Select the ThinkPad 191
- IBM OS/2 Warp or Version 2.11 192
- IBM DOS Version 7.0 or Later 192
- Install Windows Version 3.11 193
- the APM option as 193
- Installing for OS/2 196
- Installing for DOS 197
- Installing for Windows 198
- Installing for OS/2 Warp 205
- Installing for OS/2 V.2.11 205
- Mwave support software 209
- Mwave Installation 211
- appears (memory error) 217
- Testing the Computer 218
- RestartStart 219
- Display device 220
- Screen Messages 222
- Error Codes 224
- General Problems 226
- Battery Power Problems 227
- Diskette Drive Problems 229
- Mwave DSP Feature Problems 229
- Software Problems 231
- Option Problems 231
- External Display Problems 234
- Printer Problems 236
- Intermittent Problems 236
- Listing Installed Options 237
- Getting Service 238
- Getting Service 239
- Countries) 240
- Join the HelpClub! 241
- PS2 command: 243
- Page 41 243
- Avoiding Hardware Conflicts 244
- Dock I User's Guide 245
- Dock II User's Guide 245
- Auto Configurator 247
- Card Information 248
- Updating the CONFIG.SYS File 254
- Using the PCMCIAOF command: 256
- DOS User's 257
- Audio Information 259
- Mwave MIDI Overview 260
- (Facsimile Devices) 263
- Features 265
- Features and Specifications 266
- Specifications 267
- IBM Power Cords 268
- Diskette Standards 270
- Statement of Limited Warranty 271
- Warranties and Notices 272
- Notices 277
- Part 15 of the FCC Rules 279
- (Part 68 of the FCC Rules) 279
- Kingdom Users 281
- Approved Usage 282
- Installation 282
- Storage of Numbers 283
- Voice/Telephone Connection 283
- Glossary 285
- (continued) 289
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