Description: Please see the Read Me document below.
The enclosed file is a self-extracting archive of a Disk Copy 1440K disk image.
To use, download, double-click the downloaded file (this decompresses it),
and use Disk Copy to create a disk.
Disk Copy can be found in the Utilities folder posted here.
Express Modem Disk
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- Fax Cover Folder
- Fax Cover 1.5.2
- Sample
- Standard
- Fax Extension 1.5.5
- Fax Sender 1.5.5
- Fax Terminal 1.5.5
- Fax Viewer 1.5.2
- My first fax
Express Modem Folder
- Express Modem 1.5.5
- Express Modem Tool 1.5.5
- PowerBook 7.3.1
- PowerBook Setup 7.3.1
- System Enabler 131
Express Modem ReadMe 1.5.5
Installer 3.4
Installer Script 1.5.5
Modem Documents
- AppleLink US Access
- Express Modem 14400 1.0
- Express Modem ARA 2.0 1.0
- Express Modem AT Cmds 1.5.2
- Express Modem CCL 1.0
From the Read Me:
ReadMe for Express Fax/Modem
This Express/Fax Modem software can be run on the following machines with their respective modem cards:
• PowerBook 160, 165, 165c, 180, 180c using an internal Apple PowerBook 14.4
Modem Card.
• PowerBook Duo 210, 230, 250, 270c, 280, 280c using an internal Apple PowerBook
Duo 14.4 Modem.
• PowerBook 520, 520c, 540, 540c using an internal Apple PowerBook Express Modem
II Card.
• LC 575, Macintosh 630 using an internal Macintosh Express Fax/Modem.
• Quadra 660 AV, 840 AV using an external GeoPort Telecom Adapter. For these
machines you will need additional software (GeoPort rev. 1.2.1 or greater)
provided on your GeoPort Disk.
• Power Macintosh 6100/60, 7100/66, 8100/80 using an external GeoPort Telecom
Adapter. For these machines you will need additional software (GeoPort for Power
Macintosh rev. 1.0 or greater) provided on your GeoPort Disk.
• The Express Fax software also allows you to send faxes with PowerBook models
100, 140, 145 and 170 when used with the Apple PowerBook Fax/Data Modem.
Preferred CCL scripts for AppleTalk Remote Access
ARA 1.0: Express Modem 14400
ARA 2.0: Express Modem ARA 2.0 (in “Modem Documents” folder on installer disk)
Using QuickDraw GX with Express/Fax Modem
In order to send faxes using QuickDraw GX, you need a QuickDraw GX modem driver. A QuickDraw GX modem driver for the Express/Fax modem will be available later this year. If you have installed QuickDraw GX, you'll need to turn it off temporarily in order to use your Express Fax/Modem.
To turn off QuickDraw GX temporarily:
1. Hold down the space bar while you choose Restart from the Special menu to
restart your PowerBook.
The Extensions Manager dialog box appears on the screen.
2. Click the QuickDraw GX extension to remove the check beside it.
This prevents the QuickDraw GX software from loading.
3. Click the close box in the Extensions Manager dialog box to resume startup.
Your fax modem should work normally. You won’t be able to use any QuickDraw GX
features until you turn the extension back on again.
Auto-answer setting
If Fax Terminal is set to Auto-answer, the Manual Receive is disabled.
Using Express Modem with System 7.5.
This Express/Fax Modem software is fully compatible with System 7.5.
IMPORTANT If you are using System 7.5, you can still use the shortcut for choosing Fax Sender by holding the Control and Shift keys while choosing Print from the File menu. The menu item no longer changes from Print to Fax, but the shortcut works as before. The same applies to Page Setup and Fax Setup.
Troubleshooting
If you experience unknown system crashes while using Express Modem with the PowerBook 500 series, set the Speaker setting to Modem sound always off .
To turn off the modem sound:
1. Open the Express Modem Control Panel.
2. Select Express Modem Settings in the Express Modem Settings/Status pop-up menu.
3. Select Modem sound always off in the Speaker pop-up menu.
4. Click the close box in the Express Modem Control Panel.
Fax V.17 (High Speed) reception
Some fax machines may not work well with the high-speed (V.17) fax capabilities of Express/Fax Modem. If you find you are having problems sending or receiving a fax, try turning off the V.17 option in the Fax Terminal Preferences dialog.
