User`s guide

2.2 Phone Connection

Connect the telephone cord that was just disconnected from the wall jack to the “TEL” port on the

MICON T20/30 as shown in Fig.2

Fig.2 Phone Connection

2.3 USB Connection

Plug the MICON T20/30 to the USB port on your PC with the included USB cable as shown in Fig.3.

The PC will load the necessary driver automatically*. The

LED will be on once MICON

T20/30 is connected properly.

Fig.3 USB Connection

Note: *Once installed, MICON T20/30 will be the default sound card for your PC. All sound will be

directed to the MICON T20/30 including Microsoft Media Player and any other MP3 players

such as iTunes. To use the PC’s built-in sound card, you will need to adjust the audio

property in the specific program, or stop the MICON T20/30 program and unplug the USB

cable to the MICON T20/30 .

CAUTION: DO NOT UNPLUG THE USB CABLE WITHOUT STOPPING MICON SOFTWARE FIRST.

3. Software Installation

3.1 Skype

Installation

Although MICON T20/30 is designed to work with any VoIP services, its full function can only be

realized in conjunction with Skype

, a leading free VoIP service provider on the internet. For your

convenience, a FREE copy of the Skype

software is included on the utility CD*. Please place the