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16 Quick Start and Reference Guide
Chapter 3 Using the Faxmodem with Other
Software
This chapter provides tips for setting up communications
software, sending initialization strings containing AT
commands to the faxmodem, using audio features, using a
video camera, and accessing the Internet.
Tips for Setting Up Communications Software
Software programs are designed to provide a simple, user-
friendly interface that makes it easy to use the many fea-
tures your faxmodem offers. First, however, the software
must identify the modem and its special capabilities. Many
software programs identify the product automatically and
configure themselves for the correct modem settings. If
you run into difficulty with configuration, it may be helpful
to read the following section, Tips for Selecting Setup
Options.
Tips for Selecting Setup Options
In setting up some older software programs, you may be
asked to enter certain information. Most programs have
default settings that are correct for use with this modem,
and there is no need to change them. However you should
be aware of the following items:
• If you are asked to select the “modem type” from a
menu, and you don’t see this modem listed by name
on the menu (Zoom PCI 56K HCF Faxmodem), select
the most descriptive name such as Rockwell Based
V.90 Modem, Rockwell Based K56flex modem, Ge-
neric IS-101 modem, Hayes-compatible modem
(with or without a specific speed), or generic Class 1
Modem. The more generic the type you choose, the
less likely that the software will let you use some of the
faxmodem’s advanced features, but the modem will
perform basic communications and fax functions.
• • In the dialing directory, set all entries to the highest
possible baud rate, if your software and serial port
support these speeds. All communications between the