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US ROBOTICS Courier I-modem Getting Started Manual (151 pages)

Brand: US ROBOTICS | Category: Modem | Size: 1.69 MB

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Table of Contents
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Chapter 1 Introduction

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- How to Use this Guide
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- Contacting U.S. Robotics
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- I-Modem Features
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Chapter 2 The I-Modem and ISDN

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- Overview
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  - Internal I-Modem
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  - External I-Modem
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  - External I-Modem for Macintosh
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- What Is ISDN
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  - Benefits of ISDN
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  - The ISDN Basic Rate Interface
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- How Does the I-Modem Fit in
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  - U-Interface with Integrated NT-1
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  - S/T Interface
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- Setting up Your I-Modem for ISDN
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- How the I-Modem Calls a Variety of Devices
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  - Internet Access (Turboppp)
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  - Universal Connect
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  - V.110 Connections
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  - Modem and Fax Calls
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  - Clear-Channel Synchronous Connections
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Chapter 3 Ordering ISDN Service

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- Overview
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  - The U.S. Robotics I-Team
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- Requesting ISDN Service
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Chapter 4 Installing Your Internal I-Modem

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- Requirements
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- Configuration Manager Requirements
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- Package Contents
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- Important
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- Installing Your Internal I-Modem
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- Step One: Configuring with Jumpers
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- Step Two : Configuring with DIP Switches
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  - Step Three: Inserting the Modem
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  - Step Four: Connecting the Cables
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- Testing the Installation
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Chapter 5 Installing Your External I-Modem

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Chapter 6 Using the Configuration Manager

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- Overview
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  - Configuration Manager
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  - Configuring the I-Modem
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- What You Should Know
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  - Directory Numbers
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  - Service Profile Identifiers
    48
  - Terminal Endpoint Identifier
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- Installing the Configuration Manager
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- Configuring the I-Modem
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- Testing
  54
- Special Considerations for AT&T 5ESS Custom
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  - If You Have no SPIDS and Only One DN
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  - If You Have One SPID and One DN
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Chapter 7 Configuring with at Commands

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Chapter 8 Configuring Your Courier for Windows 95

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Chapter 9 Configuring Your I-Modem for Macintosh

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- Handshaking Cable
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- System Configuration
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- Accessing the Internet
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  - Configuring Mactcp
    84
  - Installing Macppp Dialer
    84
  - Configuring Configppp Dialer
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  - Dialing with Configppp
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Chapter 10 Configuring Your I-Modem for Other Operating Systems

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- If You Are Using Windows 3.X
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- If You Are Using Windows NT 4.0
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- If You Are Using MS-DOS
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- If You Are Using OS/2
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- If You Are Using UNIX, Linux, or AIX
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Chapter 11 Configuring Turboppp with at Commands

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Chapter 12 Configuring Your I-Modem with DIP Switches and Jumpers

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- DIP Switches on the External I-Modem
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  - Locating DIP Switches
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  - Default DIP Switches (Model U)
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  - Default DIP Switches (Model U, V.35)
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  - Default DIP Switches (Model S/T)
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  - DIP Switches on the Internal I-Modem
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  - Locating DIP Switches
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  - Default DIP Switches
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  - Using DIP Switches to Configure Your I-Modem
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- Jumpers on the Internal I-Modem
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  - Locating Jumpers
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  - Changing Jumper Settings
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  - Setting Jumpers for a Specific COM Port
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  - Setting Jumpers for a Specific IRQ
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Chapter 13 Viewing Leds

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Chapter 14 Using X2

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- Enhanced X2 Features
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- How to Tell if X2 Is Enabled in Your I-Modem
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- Obtaining X2
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- How X2 Works
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- Controlling X2
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  - X2 Server Mode
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  - X2 Symmetric Mode (Host Mode)
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- Controlling Link Speeds with &N and &U
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- Troubleshooting X2 Client Connections
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- New X2 Result Codes
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Appendix A Other I-Modem Features

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- Data over Voice
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  - Protocols Supported by Data over Voice
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  - Configuring Data over Voice
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- Period Dial Modifier
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- PCSDL Vs. XMODEM
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- Kbps DTE Rate under Windows
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- Saving Money with Analog Calls
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Appendix B Technical Information

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- Technical Specifications
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  - Standards Compatibility
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  - Isdn
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  - Modulation
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  - Error Control, Data Compression, Testing, and Dialing
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  - Fax
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  - Additional Specifications
    128
  - Ringer Equivalence
    129
  - Power Consumption
    129
  - Serial Ports
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  - The EIA-232 Interface
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  - Wiring a DB-25 to DB-9 Cable
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  - Minimum Requirements
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- For Macintosh Computers
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  - Serial Ports (Macintosh Modem
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Appendix C the Serial Port

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- Choosing a Serial Cable
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- Macintosh
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Appendix D Warranty

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- U.S. Robotics Access Corp. Limited Warranty
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  - Terms of the Limited Warranty
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- What Is NOT Covered by the Limited Warranty
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- How to Access Your Warranty Services
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- Notices
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  - FCC Registration
    143
  - IC (Industry Canada
    144
  - UL Listed Accessory
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US ROBOTICS Courier I-modem Getting Started Manual (151 pages)

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 The I-Modem and ISDN

Chapter 3 Ordering ISDN Service

Chapter 4 Installing Your Internal I-Modem

Chapter 5 Installing Your External I-Modem

Chapter 6 Using the Configuration Manager

Chapter 7 Configuring with at Commands

Chapter 8 Configuring Your Courier for Windows 95

Chapter 9 Configuring Your I-Modem for Macintosh

Chapter 10 Configuring Your I-Modem for Other Operating Systems

Chapter 11 Configuring Turboppp with at Commands

Chapter 12 Configuring Your I-Modem with DIP Switches and Jumpers

Chapter 13 Viewing Leds

Chapter 14 Using X2

Appendix A Other I-Modem Features

Appendix B Technical Information

Appendix C the Serial Port

Appendix D Warranty

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