1. Modem Manager Windows
2. Modem Drivers For Windows 7
3. Modem Manager Service
4. Device Manager Modems
5. Modem Manager For Windows 10
6. Windows 10 Modem Setup

The steps you take to restart your modem and router can vary, but here are the general steps. (Note: If you have a cable modem/Wi-Fi router combo device, you only need to follow the steps for the single device.) Unplug the power cable for the router from the power source. Unplug the power cable for the modem from the power source.

The Modem Manager allows you to configuremodems for your system. You can choose to:

1. Windows 8, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10 include a number of policies to control connection management. These policies are not exposed in the Windows user interface but can be configured by using the WcmSetProperty API or Group Policy.
2. Download modem drivers or install DriverPack Solution software for driver scan and update.

• let the Modem Manager autodetect your modem and configure itautomatically.
• manuallyenter the configuration information for the modemin the Modem Manager.

The Modem Manager automatically linksthe atdialer program with theconfiguration file in /usr/lib/uccp/defaultthat corresponds to your modem. The correct entry for your modem is also added tothe /usr/lib/uucp/Devices file.

Start the Modem Manager in any of these ways:

• Double-click on the System Administration icon on the Desktop,then on Networks, and finally onModem Manager.
• Start the SCOadmin launcher by entering scoadmin on the commandline, then select Networks, and finallyModem Manager.
• Enter scoadmin modem manager on the command line.

For more information on using SCOadmin managers, see``Administering your system with SCOadmin'.

By default, you configure the local host.To configure a different host, selectOpen Host from the Host menu,and choose another host.

See also:

• ``Modifying the configuration of a modem'

Detecting a modem automatically

To detect a modem automatically with the Modem Manager:

1. Verify that the modem is connected and switched on.
2. Start the Modem Manager.
3. Select Add from the Modem menu, and thenselect Automatic detection.
4. Select the serial port to which the modem is attached, or selectAny to have the system examine all serial ports.

   You can enter a third-party serial device name for your serial portonce that device has been configured into your system; see your serialdevice documentation for installation and configuration information.

   NOTE:A driver for the serial port must have been configuredinto the kernel.If a suitable driver is not available, and the serial portis on an SCO OpenServer-supported serial card, click on Add portto define the serial card and its ports.Follow the instructions inUNRESOLVED XREF-0.If the serial port is on a non-SCO OpenServer supported or an intelligentserial card, it must be configured to use a third-party driver.Refer to the instructions for installing the driver provided withthe serial card.

   You must disable the corresponding internal COMport in your laptop's BIOS beforeconfiguring a PC Card serial modem, otherwiseyour system may hang when it is rebooted.

   After you relink the kernel with the correct serial driver,exit the Modem Manager,and then shut down and reboot your system.

   You must re-invoke the Modem Managerafter your system has rebooted to be able to detecta modem automatically.

   You do not need to reboot the system to add a modemmanually to a newly defined port, but you will not beable to use the modem or the port until you reboot the system.

5. Click on OK to start the system searching for the modem.As the serial port is probed, the indicator lightson the modem should flicker on and off for several seconds.While the Modem Manager probes the serial port(s),it updates the list of the modems that it has detected.
6. When it finishes probing the ports,select the modems to add,and click on Add.

If the system does not detect a modem, check that the modem isconnected correctly and is switched on.Some older models of modem are not capable of being detected.If automatic detection still fails,enter the configuration manually as described in``Adding a modem manually'.

Adding a modem manually

To manually add the configuration information for a modemusing the Modem Manager:

1. Start the Modem Manager.
2. Select Add from the Modem menu, and thenselect Manual configurationto bring up the Modem Configuration window.
3. Enter the following information:

   
   Modem port

   Select the modem control serial device (such as tty2A)corresponding to the port to which the modem is connected.If the port is not listed, click on Add port to configurethe serial port for your system, andfollow the instructions inUNRESOLVED XREF-0.

   You can enter a third-party serial device name for your serial portonce that device has been configured into your system; see your serialdevice documentation for installation and configuration information.

   To change the speed or interrupt trigger level,or to enable or disable a login on a port,follow the instructions in``Configuring a serial port'.

   
   Answer mode

   Select On to have the modem answer incoming calls.This allows your system to provide remote access PPPconnections.It enables a getty process on the serial line attached to themodem to allow incoming connections to log into your system.

   Select Off if you want to prevent your system accepting incomingcalls.

4. Click on OK to accept the configuration.

Modifying the configuration of a modem

To modify the configuration information for a modemusing the Modem Manager:

1. Start the Modem Manager.
2. Select the modem to modify.
3. Select Modify from the Modem menu tobring up the Modem Configuration window.
4. Click on OK to confirm.

Removing a modem

To remove the configuration information for a modemusing the Modem Manager:

1. Start the Modem Manager.
2. Select the modem to remove.
3. Select Delete from the Modem menu.
4. Click on OK to confirm.

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