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Problem 6: You cannot make a call with the speakerphone.
If you are using a TAPI application, like Microsoft Dialer (Dialer is an add-on
package for Windows 3.1x but is provided with Windows 95 and Windows NT
4.x) to operate your PARTNER set, you may encounter a problem. You can
make calls on the phone using the TAPI application. However, if the TAPI
application is running and you try to make a call on the speakerphone
manually, the line will be disconnected. This problem is the result of a
problem with Microsoft TAPI. To correct this problem, you should close the
offending TAPI application. Or, as a workaround, you should lift the hand-set
first and then turn on the speakerphone.
NOTE:
This problem will exist with some TAPI applications. One application
that does not exhibit this problem is Microsoft Phone (only available for
Windows 95).
Problem 7: When you start the PassageWay Configurator and use the
Auto Detect feature, you receive the message “Device Not Present.”
In configuring the service provider, you may choose to let the Configurator
search for the COM port to which the PassageWay link is connected. All of the
COM ports known to the system will be searched. If the Windows system
comes across a PCMCIA COM port that is not physically there, but is
available to Windows, you will receive the following error message (“Device
Not Present”). The following example is for COM4.
“A PCMCIA Card for the COM4 port is not present in a slot. Insert a card for
the port and select the OK button. You may have to reconfigure the COM
port.”