Modem Development Kit Roadmap
A roadmap for developing, testing, and distributing your modem INF file is:
- Determine the modem ID string(s) you are going to use in your INF file; see Step 1 — Determining Your Modem ID Strings.
- Use the Infedit tool to create the INF file. You can either edit and adapt an existing modem INF file or build one from scratch. See Step 2 — Creating The Modem INF File.
- Add Fax capability to the INF file (this is an optional step). See OPTIONAL Step 3 — Adding FAX Support.
- Add Voice View capability to the INF file (this is an optional step). See OPTIONAL Step 4 — Adding Voiceview Support.
- Add Voice capability to the INF file (this is an optional step). See OPTIONAL Step 5 — Adding Voice Support.
- Test the INF file by using it to install your modem on Windows 95 platforms and test the modem installation using the Modem Compatibility Test (MCT). See Step 6 — Testing Your Modem Installation With the MCT.
- Send the INF file, your modem(s), and any driver files the modems may require to the Microsoft Windows Hardware Quality Labs (WHQL) for certification. See Step 7 — Getting Modem Certification from WHQL.
- Distribute your INF file (and any required driver files) to customers who are installing your modem(s) on their Windows 95 computers; see Step 8 — Distributing Your INF File.
The rest of this documentation is organized around this sequence of steps. Each of the steps is described, along with tips and traps.