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PC Card support software, Windows 98, Windows 95 OSR2.1, Windows NT 4.0

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PC Card support software ThinkPad PC Card support software enables you to use a PC Card as soon as you insert it into the ThinkPad computer. Each operating system needs its own ThinkPad PC Card support software, as follows: Windows 98: You can use the PC Card without the PC Card support software; the PC Card support function is included within the operating system. Windows 95 (OSR2.1): CardWorks for Windows 95. Windows NT 4.0: CardWizard for Windows NT. To install the PC Card software system and its device drivers. Installing a new operating The following table shows the PC Cards supported by Windows 98 and the different PC Cards support software: Windows 98 CardWorks (Windows 952) CardWizard (Windows NT 4.0) 16-bit PC Card Supported Supported Supported3 CardBus Card Supported Supported Supported3 ZV Card Note 1 Supported Not supported Notes: 1Check the Web site of the card vendor. 2The PC Card support software is supported by OEM Service Release Version 2 (OSR2) or a later version. 3 See the SystemSoft Web site for the card list that the CardWizard supports: http://www.systemsoft.com/catalog/support3.htm When you insert the PC Card into your ThinkPad computer: The PC Card support software detects the card and reads the information about it. The PC Card support software searches for the corresponding card service device driver. The device driver requests the PC Card support software to allocate such system resources as memory space, I/O port, and Chapter 5. Using your computer with a PC Card 49

Section	Page
Finding information in this Online User's Guide	5
Chapter 1. Using your computer outside your home country	7
Changing the date and time	7
Power cord requirements	8
Chapter 2. Using the features of your computer	11
Using the Norton Mobile Essentials	12
Using Before You Go	13
Using Location Controller	14
Using the audio features	15
Setting the volume	15
Using the built-in modem features	17
Setting the modem	18
Using the 56-Kbps modem	20
Telephony features	20
Using the Auto Answer feature	22
Viewing a DVD movie	24
Chapter 3. Protecting your computer	27
Protecting your computer	28
Using passwords	28
Using mechanical locks	28
Chapter 4. Using your computer with a battery pack	31
Using the battery pack	32
Charging the battery pack	32
Monitoring the battery status	32
Saving battery power	36
Using the power management modes	36
Customizing power management	43
Considerations when using a power management mode	46
Using other battery-saving methods	49
Chapter 5. Using your computer with a PC Card	51
Using a PC Card	52
PC Card types	52
PC Card interface	54
PC Card support software	55
Power management	56
Using a PC Card in Windows 95 (with CardWorks)	58
Self-check	59
PC Card properties	60
Stopping the PC Card	62
Help	63
Using a PC Card in Windows NT (with CardWizard)	64
Self-check	66
PC Card properties	66
Hot swapping the PC Card	67
PC Card Activator	68
Enhanced power management	68
Stopping the PC Card	69
Help	70
Chapter 6. Resolving system resource conflicts	71
Resource conflict	71
Resolving a resource conflict	71
Default resource assignments	76
Default IRQ assignments	77
System resources and IRQs	77
Chapter 7. Frequently asked questions	81
Frequently asked questions	81
Chapter 8. Installing software	89
Installing a new operating system and its device drivers	90
Installing software for Windows 98	91
Overall procedure	91
Installing Microsoft Windows 98	92
Installing software for Windows 95	94
Overall procedure	95
Installing Microsoft Windows 95	96
Installing software for Windows NT Version 4.0	101
Overall procedure	101
Installing Microsoft Windows NT	102
Chapter 9. Using system management	105
Using system management	106
System-management features	106
Intel WfM full support	107
Desktop Management Interface (DMI)	107
Remote program load (RPL)	108
Preboot eXecution Environment (PXE)	108
Wake on LAN	109
Waking up from suspend mode by an incoming call	109
Universal Management Agent	110
Asset ID EEPROM	111
Setting up system-management features	111
Enabling or disabling Wake on LAN	111
Automatic power-on startup sequence	113
Enabling or disabling a Flash (POST/BIOS) update from the network	113
Appendix A. Using PS2 commands	117
Using PS2 Command	117
Syntax rules	117
PS2 commands	118
Appendix B. Using modem commands	125
Modem commands	125
Running commands	125
Command format	125
AT commands	125
Extended AT commands	128
V.42bis commands	129
Modem response codes	130
S registers	133
Appendix C. Handling the ThinkPad	137
Handling tips	137
ThinkPad don'ts	137
ThinkPad do's	139
Cleaning your computer	139
Carrying your computer	139
Extending your computer's battery life	140
Ruggedized mobile computers	141
Ergonomics information	141
Appendix D. Getting service	145
Getting service	145
Customer support and service	145
Help at the ThinkPad Web site	145
Help by telephone	146
ThinkPad EasyServ	147
Getting help around the world	147
Fax information	148
Electronic support services	148
Purchasing additional services	150
Enhanced PC Support Line	150
900-number operating system and hardware support line	151
Network and Server Support Line	151
Warranty and repair services	152
Obtaining IBM operating system updates	153
Getting update diskettes	153
Ordering publications	153
Appendix E. Notices	155
Appendix F. Trademarks	157
Glossary	159