GN Netcom GN8110-USB User Manual
GN8110-USB
Netcom
GN8110-USB
User Guide
GN8110-USB Set Up
System Requirements
The GN8110-USB requires the following operating systems:
• Windows 98 SE (Second Edition)
• Windows 2000
• Windows ME (Millennium Edition)
• Macintosh OS 9.0.4 or greater.
You must have an available USB port. The GN8110-USB does
not work with earlier releases of these operating systems.
For the latest information on compatibility and use of this
product, go to the GN Netcom USB informational site at
www.gnnetcom.com/usb.
General
Connect the GN8110-USB to your
Computer - Windows 98 SE and 2000
Turn on your computer and let it complete the boot-up process.
Make sure that you are not running any applications.
Plug the USB connector from the GN8110-USB into any
available USB port on the computer. Your headset does not need
to be plugged in at this time. The first time Windows detects that
the device is connected, it recognizes that there is new hardware
required and automatically launches the Add New Hardware
Wizard.
The Add New Hardware Wizard will launch three (3) times,
installing the following drivers:
For Windows ME or Macintosh OS 9.0.4: You do not need to
install any software. Simply plug the USB connector into
any USB port on the computer.
For Windows 98 SE and Windows 2000: To use the GN8110USB the first time, you need to install the USB drivers necessary
for the computer to recognize the device.
• USB Composite Device (INF\USB\INF)
• USB Human Interface Device (INF\HIDDEV.INF)
• USB Audio Device (INF\WDMA_USB.INF)
These drivers are typically pre-loaded in Windows. No additional
software is needed. If you upgraded your system to Windows 98
SE or Windows ME, you may need to use the upgrade disk during
this installation.
Add New Hardware Wizard - USB Composite Device
1. The Add New
Hardware Wizar d
indicates that it has
found the new USB
Composite Device.
Click Next.
2. The Wizard
prompts you to
search for the best
driver for your
device or select the
driver you want
from a displayed
list. Select Search
for the best driver
for your device.
Click Next.
3. Windows now
searches for new
drivers in a specific
location. Uncheck
all the boxes. Click
Next.
4. The Wizard
indicates that it is
ready to install the
best driver for this
device. Click Next
to install the driver.
5. Click Finish when the Wizard is complete.
Add New Hardware Wizard - Human Interface Device
6. Next, the Wizard
automatically
installs the USB
Human Interface
Device. The Add
New Hardware
Wizard indicates
that it has found the
USB Human
Interface Device.
Click Next.
7. The Wizard
prompts you to
search for the best
driver for your
device or select the
driver you want
from a displayed
list. Select Search
for the best driver
for your device.
Click Next.
8. Windows now
searches for new
drivers in a specific
location. Uncheck
all the boxes. Click
Next.
9. The Wizard indicates that it is ready
to install the best
driver for this device.
Click Next to install
the driver.
10. Click Finish when the Wizard is complete.
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