1:34 PM 3/13/03

The downloaded file is called MT128PCI.EXE and will work with 
the ISA versions as well. It will unzip into four folders
for 95, 98/Me, NT and 2000. The drivers that are 
packaged with the ISDN Device have each OS on the respective 
floppy. Installation for Me is almost the same as 98. There is 
no reference for Me in the manual at this time, therefore use 
the 98 Installation, as a general guideline. This readme points 
out some differences from the manual for Microsoft Windows 98, 
Me and 2000. Microsoft Windows 95 and NT 4.0 are not affected.

Downloaded File folder contents:
	vs2.59nt = Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 driver.
	v95.v252 = Microsoft Window 95 OSR2 with ISDN support.
	98-ME = Microsoft Windows 98SE and Me (Millennium) Drivers.
	2000-XP = Microsoft Windows 2000.
	install.txt = This file

Installation Changes from the manual for 98 and Me:

	 Notes: 1) If driver exists, remove current drivers (with 
	card installed). See DRIVER REMOVAL at the end of this 
	readme for complete removal instructions. 2)If fresh install, 
	insert the card in the system.

	A)If you already downloaded the driver from the 
        Multitech Web site. Run the file MT128PCI.EXE, you
        can select the folder where the driver will be loaded
        or you can let the file to extract in the default folder.

        B) On power up the system will detect new hardware. Point 
        the system to look for the drivers (98 and Me or 2000) 
        to the folder there the new drivers are in your system. 	

	C) Once installed, in 98 and Me you can install the virtual
	device drivers for the modems (UV and SV models only!). Do this
	by opening up Modems in Control Panel. Select ADD. Manually 
	look for the modems. CLick on Have Disk. Type in the path
	for the drivers. Click on OK. Select the appropriate driver, 
	then select the Com Port 5. Repeat for Com 6. [2000 does not
	support the virtual ports].

All ISDN configurations for 98, ME and 2000 are now done in the Configuration Tool
on the lower right hand corner of the taskbar. 95 and NT are unaffacted by 
this upgrade.


*Removal in 95/98/ME/XP/2000
1. Run "sweep.exe"(95/98/ME) or "w2ksweep.exe"(2000/XP in safe mode) to clean ISDN information.
2. Shutdown machine
3. Don't have to remove exist ISDN cards from machine
4. Power on machine
5. Install drivers as usual pnp devices


NT4.0 Install
Please copy NT 4.0 drivers on Floppy Disk and install drivers from floppy and follow manual.