TimeKeeping DL-MODEM Series Manual

Modem downloader

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The Modem Downloader

About the Modem Downloader

The Modem Downloader is used to download PIPEs at a remote site such as a
field office at a client's location. The Modem Downloader stores this data in its
memory until it can be sent from the remote site via modem to your office com-
puter (called the host PC). The data can then be processed into reports. In the
event of a power failure or disconnection, an internal battery powers the Modem
Downloader's internal clock and maintains its data in its memory. This internal
battery has an estimated life of 10 years.
The Modem Downloader requires an external modem, which is not included with
the product. You will also need a modem installed in the host PC. You can obtain
modems from local and mail order computer stores, office supply stores, etc.
While most current-model brand-name modems should work with the Modem
Downloader, we recommend using modems from U.S. Robotics (3Com), as these
are commonly available and inexpensive. The Modem Downloader has been
extensively tested with these modems and is generally easy to set up with them.
The Modem Downloader includes a power supply and the cable required for
connection to a modem. Also included is a cable for connecting directly to the
host PC.
A number of steps are necessary to set up the Modem Downloader, the modem
connected to the Modem Downloader, the modem in the host PC, and the settings
for one or more remote sites. If you are using G
those setup steps described in the software manual and on-line help.

Recommended Modem

The U.S. Robotics 5686 External Faxmodem is the recommended modem for use
with the Modem Downloader. This modem is available directly from TimeKeeping
Systems or from most suppliers of computer hardware products.
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  • Page 1 Recommended Modem The U.S. Robotics 5686 External Faxmodem is the recommended modem for use with the Modem Downloader. This modem is available directly from TimeKeeping Systems or from most suppliers of computer hardware products.
  • Page 2 Robotics (3Com), Hayes compatible, MicroCom, and "Other generic". If your modem is one of these types, or if you aren't sure, you can try to configure the Modem Downloader using one of these built-in types. TimeKeeping Systems' 1 and G...
  • Page 3 If the modem does not initialize properly, you can repeat this step and try the other configuration choices. If none of these work with your modem, you will have to use the direct connection method. TimeKeeping Systems' G 1 or G...
  • Page 4 9-pin to 25-pin adapter between your computer and the provided downloader cable. (This adapter can be ordered from TimeKeeping Systems. Please request part number ADP-9/25.) Printer ports have sockets on the PC side and look like this: Do not try using an adapter to connect your downloader to a printer port.
  • Page 5 There are three LED indicators. The indicator is green when power is POWER applied. The LED shows if data is being communicated between the modem DATA and the Modem Downloader: it will be green when data is being received, yellow when data is being transmitted and red if there is no activity.
  • Page 6 30700 Bainbrodge Road •Solon, Ohio 44139 Phone 216-595-0890 • Fax 216-595-0991 • info@guard1plus.com • guard1plus.com © Copyright 2001 TimeKeeping Systems, Inc. • G 1 and THE PIPE are registered trademarks of TimeKeeping Systems, Inc. UARD is a trademark of TimeKeeping Systems, Inc.

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