Technical information
 Troubleshooting Symptom/Cure Tables: System Problems After Startup - 53
 Modem Not Recognized
This table should help you troubleshoot and fix problems when the internal modem is 
not recognized. Follow the instructions under the “Possible Fix” column to resolve the 
problem.
Possible Cause Possible Fix
Modem Is Not Recognized: If the modem is not recognized or listed in the application or 
OS, refer to this section of the table.
Needed extensions or CCL 
files are not installed or are 
corrupt.
Are the correct CCL and extension files installed? (Note: 
You will need the iMac Modem Extension and the iMac 
internal modem CCL.)
 Yes: The CCL or extension may be corrupt. Reinstall 
 the CCL and modem extension. If the problem persists,
 reinstall the system software and try again.
 No: Install the correct CCL and modem extension and
 try again.
PRAM is corrupt. Zap PRAM by holding down Option, Command– P–and R 
keys.
Serial Port Not Available message: If the Modem Control Panel and/or AppleWorks 
reports that the serial port is not available, refer to this section of the table.
The modem is loose, miss-
ing, or bad.
Is the modem installed?
 Yes: Reseat the modem and try again. If the
 problem persists, replace the modem board.
 No: Install a modem and try again.










