FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT COMPLETE OFFICE COMMUNICATOR
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This document is arranged in the following sections: 
 
(A) - General Information about the Complete Office Communicator 
(B) - Hardware Questions 
(C) - Faxworks Voice Software by Global Village Communications 
 
 
Section A - General Information about the Complete Office  
Communicator (CCO14I) 
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1.  What is the Complete Office Communicator? 
 
	The CCO14I is a 14.4 Voice/Fax/Data modem with Full Duplex  
	speakerphone and Plug and Play capabilities.  Bundled with  
	sophisticated voicemail software. 
 
2.  How can the Complete Office Communicator be helpful for me? 
 
	The CCO14I transforms your PC into your own office  
	communications center.  With sophisicated call processing capabilities,  
	including full duplex speakerphone, professional voicemail, and fast  
	14.4Kbps send/receive fax and data communications. 
 
3.  What software is bundled with the Complete Offices Communicator? 
 
	- Faxworks Voice software for Windows by Global Village  
	  Communications 
	- CCO14I Driver and Utilities diskette 
	- Online services diskettes 
 
4.  Where can the Complete Office Communicator be purchased? 
 
	Boca Research enhancement products are available worldwide  
	through authorized Boca Research retail stores, distributors, or  
	many end-user catalogs.  To purchase Boca Research products or for  
	more information, call your local distributor or Boca Research sales  
	staff at (407)997-6227. 
 
5.  What kind of warranty does the Complete Office Communicator have? 
 
	All Boca Reseach products carry a five-year warranty. 
 
 
Section B - Hardware Questions 
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1.  What are the specifications of this modem? 
 
	- This modem supports up to 14.4Kbps data and fax  
	  transmissions. 
	- Maximum throughput up to 57,600bps with data compression 
	- Supports EIA/TIA 592 Class 2 fax specifications 
	- Group 3 send and receive fax capability 
	- Protocol compatibility:  V.32bis, V.32, V.22bis, V.22, V.21;   
	  Bell 212A, Bell 103;  V.42/MNP2-4, V.42bis/MNP5;  V.17, V.29, 
	  V.27ter, V.21 channel 2 
 
2.  What hardware settings does the Complete Office Communicator support? 
 
	- Com port:  1, 2, 3 or 4 
	- Com IRQ:  3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 10, 11 or 12 
	- Voice IRQ:  3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 10, 11 or 12 
	- Voice DMA: 1 or 3 
 
3.  What chipset does the Complete Office Communicator use? 
 
	Sierra SC11140CQ Chipset 
 
4.  Why does the Complete Office Communicator use a driver? 
 
	This modem is software configured through plug and play.  If you  
	do not have a plug and play motherboard or a plug and play operating  
	system (like Windows 95), then you need to install the plug and  
	play driver to configure the modem. 
 
6.  What is the best com port for this modem? 
 
	After installing the modem in your system, you should run  
	intallation utility from the Driver and Utilities disk.  The  
	installation utility will examine your system and determine what  
	settings to configure the modem for. 
	 
7.  How do I configure third party communications software to operate with 
the CCO14I? 
 
	Most communications software will have an option for a Hayes  
	Compatible modem.  This is the best setting for the CCO14I.  Do  
	not select a Boca 14.4, because the CCO14I uses different set of  
	commands than other Boca 14.4 Fax/modems. 
 
9.  What is the recommended initilization string for the CCO14I? 
 
	AT&F&C1&D2\Q3 
 
	You may need to add ^M to the end of this initilization string if  
	your software requires it for a carriage return. 
 
10.  Should I install the WAV driver for the CCO14I? 
 
	No.  If you already have a sound card or other device that plays  
	WAV files.  
	Yes.  If you do not have an existing sound card or other device  
	that plays WAV files. 
 
 
Section C - Faxworks Voice Software by Global Village Communications 
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1.  Can I use Faxworks to call bulletin board services? 
 
	Yes.  Faxworks includes a data terminal for data communications,  
	such as bulletin board services and file transfers. 
 
2.  Does Faxworks need to be running to receive faxes? 
 
	Yes.  The Faxworks application must be running to receive faxes. 
 
3.  Can I fax my existing documents directly from my word processor  
application? 
 
	Faxworks allows you to fax directly from any Windows  
	applications, so you can fax your existing documents directly from  
	the Windows word processor you already use. 
 
4.  Will Faxworks fax from DOS applications. 
 
	No.  Faxworks is a Windows application and only has the ability  
	to fax from Windows applications. 
 
5.  How do I manually receive a fax? 
 
	There is a manual receive option in the Command Button that  
	appears in the Title Bar of 	each active window.  There is also a  
	manual receive option is in the Fax Viewer screen.  From the viewer  
	screen pull down the FAX menu and go to Manual Receive. 
	 
6.  Will Faxworks automatically detect between Voice and Fax calls? 
 
	Yes.  Faxworks will answer with the Main Greeting that you  
	setup.  At any time during the Main Greeting that Fax tones (or CNG  
	tones) are detected, the fax will be received.  There are some fax  
	devices (very rare) that do not send CNG tones and Faxworks will not  
	auto-detect the incoming fax.  If a caller tries to send a fax from  
	one of these fax devices, then they need to press the Zero key on  
	the telephone before sending the fax. 
 
7.  How many Mailboxes can I have in Faxworks? 
 
	You can have up to 5 quick Mailboxes setup (1-5).  You can also  
	have up to 1000 personal Mailboxes (6000-6999). 
 
8.  Is there a limit to the number of messages that Faxworks can take? 
 
	No.  The number of messages in Faxworks is only limited by hard  
	disk space.  However, through Mailbox Setup, the system administrator  
	can limit the amount of hard drive space and the amount of time that  
	each mailbox uses for messages. 
 
9.  Does Faxworks support Fax on Demand? 
 
	Yes.  The Fax on Demand feature allows callers to retrieve up to  
	10 Fax on Demand documents by listening to a brief description of  
	each document and entering the corresponding document number from  
	their touch tone phone. 
	 
	There is also a Document Retrieval feature which allows callers  
	to retrieve up to 1000 password protected documents. 
 
10.  Can Faxworks page me on my Beeper when I receive a Message  
and/or Fax? 
 
	Yes.  Faxworks does have a Remote Notification feature that will  
	beep your digital pager with either new messages, or new faxes, or both. 
 
11.  Faxworks will not answer on the number of rings I have set it to. 
 
	Try turning off the Toll Saver option in the Voice Setup screen of  
	Faxworks.  With the Toll Saver turned on, the number of rings that  
	Faxworks answers on will be doubled if there are no new Messages or  
	new Faxes waiting. 
 
12.  Can people with a rotary phone leave messages in Faxworks? 
 
	Faxworks can only take messages from rotary phone callers if you  
	have a Single mailbox setup.  Once you setup multiple mailboxes, your  
	callers must use a Touch Tone telephone to leave messages. 
 
13.  Faxworks pages me for every call, even hangups. 
 
	If you have a single mailbox setup and Pager notification turned  
	on, you will get paged for every call, even hangups.  The work  
	around is to setup a second mailbox and have it set for pager  
	notification.  Then if a caller hangs up during the Main Greeting, you will  
	not get paged.  You can have your Main Greeting instruct your  
	callers to press the mailbox number to leave a message. 
 
14.  Should I set Faxworks as my default printer? 
 
	No.  If you print more than you fax. 
	Yes.  If you fax more than you print. 
 
15.  Can Faxworks forward my incoming faxes to another location? 
 
	Yes.  Faxworks does have the ability to automatically forward  
	your incoming faxes to another fax device at another location.