Cygnion CG 2400 - Manual (Page 35)

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NOTE: If you want
Internet access for
Line 1 on your base
station, see “Setting
General Properties” on
page 91. If your
computer has a
dedicated modem line,
you will not need the
base station fax/
modem socket.
4. If using the desk mount, run all cables through
the wire guides.
5. Plug each phone line into the corresponding wall
phone jack.
6. If using a fax/modem, plug the modem phone
line into the base station. (See “Setting General
Properties” on page 91.)
DO NOT plug the USB cable into the computer or the
power supply into an electrical outlet at this time.
During software installation, the installation
Configuration Wizard will let you know when it is time
to power up the base station and connect it to the
computer.
Installing the
CyberGenie@Work Software
CyberGenie@Work is the software that drives the
CG 2400 system. It provides an interface between
your public phone service, the base station, your
computer and the handset users.
CyberGenie’s Call-by-name
Feature and Microsoft Outlook
The Messaging Application Programming Interface,
or MAPI, is a Microsoft standard for messaging
software that allows different types of message
information (email, voicemail, contacts lists, etc.) to
interact through a common interface.
NOTE: Microsoft
Outlook Express
is not MAPI-
compliant.
The CG 2400 system is designed to work seamlessly
with Microsoft Outlook and other MAPI-compliant
software (such as Windows Messaging) by using the
contacts list to create a speech-activated dialer (call-
by-name). If you don’t have Microsoft Outlook, you
can create a contacts list in CyberGenie@Work.