Operation Manual

3 How to Install FRITZ!Card – Windows 95

You may also specify a different folder. If the information

you have given is correct, click on Next.

• Now in the next window, specify which D channel protocol in

used on your ISDN connection (1TR6 or DSS1). Click on the

desired protocol type and then on Next.

• The installation program will now copy all files to the speci-

fied folder. The driver is entered in the Registry so that

FRITZ!Card is activated automatically when Windows 95 is

started. When you exit Windows 95, FRITZ!Card is automati-

cally deactivated.

• In the last window of the installation procedure you will see

details about the I/O area (I/O address) and interrupt under

which FRITZ!Card is managed in the system and about the

D channel protocol used. Confirm these details with OK.

• After successful completion of the installation program, you

are requested to restart Windows 95. Confirm this request

by clicking on OK.

• After restarting Windows 95, the menu item “Programs” in

the Start menu contains a new folder called AVM. This con-

tains the files FRITZ!Card Readme, FRITZ!Card Setup,

FRITZ!Card Test and AVM Internet Home Page (link to the

AVM pages on the Internet, requirement: WWW browser and

Internet access).

FRITZ!Card Readme contains up-to-date information on FRITZ!Card.

You can reselect the D channel protocol afterwards using the

FRITZ!Card Setup program and activate CAPI SoftCompression X75/

V42bis. The FRITZ!Card Test program checks the functional integrity

of FRITZ!Card.

The installation of FRITZ!Card for Windows 95 is now completed.

3.1.1 Changing the Settings in the Software

Should you wish to change the value for the I/O area (I/O ad-

dress) and the interrupt for FRITZ!Card, go into the Device

Manager and enter the desired values there. More detailed

information on setting the I/O area directly on FRITZ!Card may