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the modem. The modem should be set up on com 3 and interrupt five or
any interrupt except three or four.I have used the speech Mike and it
worked fine on com 2
Martin Markoe wrote:
>
> Jonathan,
>
> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
> The upshot was that activating the SpeechMike inactivated the modem and
> made it impossible for me to receive transmitted images. I had to
> deactivate SpeechMike and have returned to using the Microsoft mouse. My
> installer had no idea why I had a problem with the SpeechMike. Any
> suggestions? J. Kahn
> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
> It sounds as if Reset the SpeechMike had it grab the same com port as the
> modem. I would remove the modem (physically), restart the computer and see
> if the SpeechMike still works. Assuming it does, reinstally the modem,
> Win95 should find it and set it automatically to the next com port. You can
> use device manager to set it manually to the next available com port.
>
> Just an afterthought. Check the BIOS Setup to make sure the com ports
> (usually in a section called peripherals) are set to automatic and the
> setting for Plug n Play OS is set to PnP.
>
> --
> Martin Markoe, SCCS, Inc. (Speech Controlled Computer Systems)
> Resellers of Fine Microphones
> See us at: http://www.speechcontrol.com
