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Quick Configuration
This section describes how you can configure the
unit to bridge or route over ISDN links to suit most
networking requirements using a simple forms-based
user interface. If you want to connect to a remote
site using leased line WAN links see
WAN Link"
on
page
If you are unsure about the networking configuration
you require, see
"Examples of Typical ISDN
Networking Applications"
information.
IMPORTANT The Quick Configuration menu option is
designed to be used only when you set up the unit for
the first time. If you want to make any changes to the
unit's configuration at a later stage, you should use
the management system menus to make these
changes. For more information, see the Software
Reference guide.
Starting Quick Configuration
Using a VT100 compliant terminal emulator, setup the
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terminal emulation to VT100 with communications
parameters set as follows; select the COM port to be
"Setting Up a
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Quick Configuration
used for data transmission, 9600 bits/s – 8 data bits – 1
stop bit – no parity, with flow control set to none.
Example Using Windows 3.1 Terminal Application
Start the Windows 'Terminal' application. Using a
mouse, click on Settings in the status bar to reveal
the menu.
From the menu:
Select the Terminal Emulation dialog box; confirm
a
that DEC VT-100 (ANSI) is selected.
Select the Communications dialog box; check the
b
communications parameters are set as above.
Select the Terminal Preferences dialog box;
c
confirm that all check-boxes have been cleared.
Should the cursor disappear during configuration,
confirm that the Cursor Blink check-box has been
checked (i.e. shows a cross in it).
Should the keyboard arrow keys fail to move the
cursor during configuration, confirm that the 'Use
Function, Arrow, and Ctrl Keys for Windows'
check-box has not been checked.
Now save this configuration as a Windows
d
terminal emulator file for future use.
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