Hello, Wayne.

UPS came today with the modem.  Here's jumper information, just for a
doublecheck, since you've probably seen them by now.

Looking at component side of card.  Jumpers are near the lower right.

Group of 6 jumper pins sets COM Port.  This is the group with " 0,1,
and SEL" stencilled below.  Settings are stencilled on back of the card
-

      o o o
COM 1 | | |   (3 JUMPERS)
      o o o

      o o o
COM 2   | |  (2 jumpers)
      o o o


      o o o
COM 3 |   |  (2 jumpers)
      o o o

      o o o
COM 4     |   (1 jumper)
      o o o


      o o o
PnP           (No Jumpers)
      o o o


Just to the right,  a group of 10 Pins for jumpering IRQ


  o o o o o
                 Put a jumper from the pin above the desired
  o o o o o      IRQ to the pin above it.
  2 3 4 5 7          (No Jumper = PnP)

This modem came jumpered PnP also.  It doesn't have any MicronPC
Part number on it,  but on the barcode sticker,  number
67xxxxxxxxxxx   Indicates that it is considered OEM - MicronPC
The USR website just links to MicronPC website, which we've already been
to.

ON re-visiting the usr.com website,  I see that that 1.3MB Modem
Identification program is named MIU.EXE.   Thinking back, I must've
renamed it to MODEMID.EXE when I downloaded it to my hard drive, so I
could remember what the heck its name was, when I went looking for it
again. (sorry if that caused you any confusion- - slipped my mind).

I probably won't have time to play with this modem until the weekend.

- - -  JimH.

... Bother! said Pooh, as Winders didn't recognize his hardware.
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