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Hours of Operation
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Other hours available by
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Technical Support
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| Modem FAQs |
Where our technical support people help you help yourself. Whatever your question, you are probably not the first person to ask our technical support staff about it. We are continuously updating this list of frequently asked questions to provide you with current, problem-solving information. Please view the questions and answers below, or click on another selection below to begin viewing other questions. |
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Modem Speaker Volume |
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| Q. | How do I lower the speaker volume on my modem? |
| A. | You can turn the modem volume down or off by doing the following:
1. On your screen, locate and click the Start button. From the Start menu, point to Settings, then click Control Panel.
2. From the Control Panel, double-click the Modems icon.
3. From the Modem Properties window, click the Properties button.
4. Click and drag the slider bar located under the heading Speaker Volume to the level you desire then click OK. |
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Modem Connection Speed |
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| Q. | I purchased a V.90 56K modem since my ISP supports the V.90 protocol. I am unable to connect at 56K. Is there something wrong with my modem? |
| A. | Very few people can reach a consistent 28,800 (v.34 modem), 33,600 (33.6k modem), or 56k (V.90 modem) bps connection. Speeds of 28,800 bps or faster, require perfect, almost ISDN quality, line conditions along the entire length of the connection. Variations in line quality are typically the cause of lower than expected connection rates. Modems are designed to slow connection rates to ones in which no errors occur during transmission. Error-causing variations are most often the result of older telephone wiring or poor physical connections. You may want to try another telephone jack, or replace the telephone cord used between the modem and the wall jack. |
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