All our modems are fully compatible with Windows 7 platforms (both 32 & 64-bit variations), with driver built-in already. If the modem is intended for dial-up connection and/or sending/receiving fax, driver update is not necessary.
If the voicemail function is required, either through the bundled Faxtalk or any other 3rd-party application, please update the driver accordingly through the URLs below:
LAN: H26563, H50015, and H50070 are all compatible with Windows 7 platforms (both 32 & 64-bit variations), with driver built-in already. Driver update is not necessary.
Wireless: H50069, H50169, H50170, H50191, H50193, H50194 are all compatible with Windows 7 platforms (both 32 & 64-bit variations). Driver update is required via CD installation or download from URLs below:
All our wireless presenters are compatible with XP, Vista, and Windows 7 platforms (both 32 & 64-bit variations) with driver built-in already ( EXCEPT H50112 with Windows Media Player version 12). Driver installation is not necessary as Windows will automatically setup the device accordingly. Due to the revision of several shortcuts within Media Player 12 within Windows Vista or 7 by Microsoft, certain controls on H50113 may not function accordingly. Controls for presentational purposes remain functional.
HiRO presenters are working at the frequency of 2.4GHz. However, there are other devices that work within this frequency as well, such as cellular phone, cordless phone, or even microwave oven. Therefore, it is possible that the presenter's link with USB transmitter may be interfererd by those neighbors.
The sympton of broken link between presenter and USB transmitter is that all the buttons & directional pad are not functional. However, the laser pointer should still work because this feature does not require any communication with USB transmitter. Therefore, please follow the steps below:
(1) Please refer to the following URL to see if the laser pointer is working or not.
When 2 or more sets of presenters and USB transmitters are working within a confined area, it is higly possible that cross-interference may occur. The reason is that there is a set of linking code between each presenter and its corresponding USB transmitter. The out-of-factory setup is all 0s. When a single set is working obviously cross-interference shall not occur. However, when there are more, due to the fact that all their codes are 0s, cross-interference can happen easily. To avoid this situation, please follow the URL below:
Please perform this procedure on each set of presenter and USB transmitter, one set at a time. This changes the original linking code of all 0s to a randomly generated number. The presenter can only communicate with USB transmitter when both of them have the same linking code, therefore eliminate any possible cross-interference.
Via 802.11n protocol, Our H50191 is designed to achieve the maximum speed of 300 Mbps,
while H50193 & H50194 can get up to 150Mbps.
Current wireless routers should be designed in “regular”
802.11n mode.However, please make sure
that your 802.11n router is not using the older “draft-N” mode, which sometimes
can result in communication problem between wireless network card and router
and may result in the connection speed of 54Mbps (802.11g mode). In addition, due to the router’s MIMO design &
the configuration of antenna (it may be running 1x transmit, and 1x receive as
there are only 2 antenna shown), it may be more common to see your connection
around 150Mbps.
For either scenario above, you may need to contact your router's manufacturer for more support.
After resolving the issues mentioned above, if the connection speed is still at
54Mbps (802.11g mode), please go into your router setup and change the
following security protocols:
1.Change the
security mode from WPA-Personal toWPA-or WPA2-Personal
2.Change the cipher
type from TKIP toTKIP and AES
Save the setup into your router.You may need to restart the computer
afterward.
The regular installation begins with double-clicking on setup.exe, then the progress indicator should appear. Depending on the overall performance of your computer, It is possible that the installation is finished before there is any indication of completion.
Should this be the case, please go to the following URL to verify whether the modem is installed correctly or not:
The height for low profile bracket is approximately 3.2”. The height, size and retention bracket details for Low Profile PCI as
developed by Intel and adopted by PCI-SIG are almost identical with
those defined by Intel for the Low Profile version of the Communication
and Networking Riser (CNR) Specification. For detailed information, please refer to the URLs below for more information.
%Cn : Enable/Disable Data Compression %En : Auto-Retrain control &Cn : DCD Control &Dn : DTR Option &Fn : Recall Factory Profile &Gn : Select Guard Tone &Jn : Telephone Jack Control &Kn : Data Flow Control &Qn : Communication (Sync/Async Mode) &Rn : RTS/CTS (Hardware) Flow Control &Tn : Test Mode &V : View Configuration &Wn : Store User Profile &Yn : Default User Profile )Mn : Cellular Power Level Adjustment *Hn : Link Negotiation Speed +++ : Escape Sequence +MS : Select Modulation :En : Compromise Equalizer Setting ? : Read Currently Selected S Register @Mn : Initial Cellular Power Level Setting \An : Select Maximum MNP Block Size \Bn : Transmit Break \Gn : Modem to Modem (Software) Flow Control \Ln : Select MNP Block/Stream Mode \Nn : Protocol Negotiation Selection A : Answer A/ : Re-execute Command Bn : CCITT or Bell Selection Cn : Carrier Control Dn : Dial En : Command Echo Fn : Select Modulation Hn : Disconnect (Hang-up) In : Identification Ln : Speaker Volume Mn : Speaker Control Nn : Automode Enable (Automatic Line Speed Detection) On : Return to Online Data Mode P : Set Pulse Dial Default Qn : Result Code On/Off Sn : Select a Specific S Register Sn? : Read an S Register T : Set Tone Dial Default Vn : Result Code Format Wn : Negotiation Progress (Connect Message) Control Xn : Extended Result Code Yn : Long Space Disconnect Zn : Modem Reset Sn=x : Write an S Register Value &Zn=x : Store Phone Number
Back to the top MORE INFORMATION &F0 -- Recall Factory Profile 0. Factory Profile 0 contains the default values from the modem chipset supplier. &F1 -- Recall Factory Profile 1. Factory Profile 1 contains the default values defined by the product manufacturer. &Jn (Telephone Jack Control) This command is only included for compatibility and performs no function. The value is written into S-Register 21. &V (View Configuration) This command displays the current active configuration, stored user profiles, and the first four stored telephone numbers. &Wn (Store User Profile) This command stores the current, active configuration including S- Registers into non-volatile memory as stored user's profile 0 or 1. Storable parameters can be viewed by &V command. Stored parameters can be recalled into active configuration by Zn command or at power on. &W0 Store active configuration as user's profile 0.
&W1 Store active configuration as user's profile 1.
&Yn (Default User Profile) This command selects which of two user's profiles will be loaded into the active configuration following Power on Reset. &Y0 -- Selects power up configuration as user's profile 0.
&Y1 -- Selects power up configuration as user's profile 1.
&Cn (DCD Control) This command controls the behavior of the DCD (Data Carrier Detect) signal of the internal serial port. &C0 : DCD is always on.
&C1 : DCD will track the state of the data carrier from the remote modem.
&Dn (DTR Option) This command controls the modem response to the serial port's Data Terminal Ready (DTR) signal. This command interprets the ON and OFF transitions of the DTR signal from the DTE in accordance with the parameters as defined by n. E0 : Inhibits the command echo.
E1 : Enables the command echo.
Qn (Result Code On/Off) Used to enable and disable return results codes to the DTE. Q0 : Enable the result code.
Q1 : Disable the result code, OK, ERROR or CONNECT message will not be returned.
Vn (Result Code Format) This command determines the format of the return result code if result codes are enabled. V0 : Selects result codes in NUMERIC format.
V1 : Selects result codes in WORD format.
The following command controls the modem speaker volume when the speaker is turned on. L0,1 : Selects low speaker volume. L2 : Selects medium speaker volume. L3 : Selects high speaker volume. Mn : (Speaker Control) This command selects when the modem speaker will be on or off. M0 : The speaker is always off.
M1 : Enables the speaker during call establishment, but off after the carrier is detected.
M2 : The speaker is always on.
M3 : Disables the speaker during the dialing period and receiving carrier, but on during answering.
Additional information may be found at the Hayes Web site and the US Robotics Web site. Also, your modem manufacturer may have additional information about AT commands that your modem supports. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/164660/
Step 01. Please make sure your BIOS support ACPI suspend type = S3 (STR) Please make sure your BIOS support PME Event wake up Step 02. Open Power Options under Control Panel Step 03. Enable Hibernation Step 04. Check your modem driver version is 2.1.93.0 for H50006/H50158 PCI Modem Step 05. Open hyper Terminal, confirm modem driver w/ AT Command ati3 Step 06. Hibernate PC Step 07. waiting for incoming ring and then PC will wake up
