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- Page 1 BIANCA/BRI for Windows 95 Getting Started Version 3.1 February 1997 Document #70603...
- Page 2 The information in this manual is subject to change without notice. This manual provides a description of the installation and configuration of the BIANCA/BRI for Windows 95 software version 3.1 and of the included utilities. BinTec and the BinTec logo are registered trademarks of BinTec Com- munications GmbH.
- Page 3 OW TO CONTACT OMMUNICATIONS How to contact BinTec Communications Ways to contact BinTec Telephone number or address Germany: +49 911 96 73 0 Telephone U.S.: +01 888 ISDN-4-U2 (01 888 473 6482) +49 911 688 07 25 BinTec Communications GmbH Willstätterstraße 30...
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
Configuring the Hardware ....7 BIANCA/BRI and BIANCA/BRI-SLC ... . . BIANCA/PMX ...... - Page 6 ETTING TARTED CAPI Settings and Expert ISDN ....Finishing the Configuration ....NDIS Configuration.
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Page 7: Bianca/Bri For Windows 95
GETTING STARTED BIANCA/BRI for Windows 95 Welcome! This manual helps you to quickly install and confi- gure your new BIANCA ISDN board and accompanying soft- ware. The first section (on page 2) gives a short overview of the different software components. -
Page 8: The Software
T-Online (formerly Btx or Datex-J), Fax, Voice Mail, and Eurofile- transfer. You have to install the BIANCA/BRI software before you can install RVS-COM. Complete instructions can be found in the online documentation included on the disks. -
Page 9: Hardware Installation
ARDWARE NSTALLATION Hardware Installation Preparing the Hardware Installation Before installing your new ISDN board you have to locate free system resources for the ISDN board (i.e. a free interrupt and a free memory slot of 16kB for the BRI and BRI-SLC boards, or 64kB for the PMX board). - Page 10 ETTING TARTED temsteuerung«) and »System«. 2. In the »System Properties« (»Eigenschaften für System«) di- alog first select the »Device Manager« (»Geräte-Manager«) page and then double-click on »Computer«. This leads you to the »Computer Properties« (»Eigenschaften für Compu- ter«) dialog.
- Page 11 3-7, 9-12, 14, or 15 for each of your BIANCA ISDN boards. Interrupt 4. Now select the »Memory« (»Speicher«) button. For each BIANCA/BRI and BRI-SLC board you need to lo- cate a free memory area of 16kB, in one of the following ranges:...
- Page 12 ETTING TARTED 000C0000 - 000C3FFF 000D0000 - 000D3FFF 000E0000 - 000E3FFF 000C4000 - 000C7FFF 000D4000 - 000D7FFF 000E4000 - 000E7FFF 000C8000 - 000CBFFF 000D8000 - 000DBFFF 000E8000 - 000EBFFF 000CC000 - 000CFFFF 000DC000 - 000DFFFF 000EC000 - 000EFFFF For each BIANCA/PMX board you need to locate a free memory area of 64kB, in one of the following ranges: 000C0000 - 000CFFFF 000E0000 - 000EFFFF...
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Page 13: Configuring The Hardware
NSTALLATION Configuring the Hardware BIANCA/BRI and BIANCA/BRI-SLC Setting the interrupt (IRQ) and memory address is identical for the BIANCA/BRI and BIANCA/BRI-SLC boards. The default setting is interrupt 10 and memory address 000D4000. ISDN Connectors DIP switches for setting the Memory address... -
Page 14: Bianca/Pmx
ETTING TARTED Connectors on the backplane of the ISDN boards are as follows: BIANCA/BRI Audio socket socket Status LEDs socket BIANCA/BRI-SLC Status LEDs socket Be careful not to connect a 10Base-T (twisted pair) ethernet cable to the S socket, since this may cause damage to your ISDN board or ethernet bridge. -
Page 15: Pin Assignment Of The S
ARDWARE NSTALLATION Module Connector Main Board Slot 3 Slot 2 DIP switches for setting (Port n+2) (Port n+1) the memory address Slot 4 Slot 1 (Port n+3) (Port n+0) Interrupt Jumpers Figure 2: Schematic representation of Interrupt jumper and DIP switch locations on the BIANCA/PMX main board and S module. -
Page 16: Bianca Isdn Adapter Installation
ETTING TARTED because the relevant norm (IEC 10173) was issued after the de- velopment of the first set of modules. The correct pin assignment is given in Figure 3 below. Figure 3: Pins of the S Connector Function Receive, NT to TE (+) Receive, NT to TE (–) Not used Transmit, TE to NT (+) -
Page 17: Software Installation
5. Close the case, switch your computer on and continue as de- scribed in the following sections. Connecting a VGA monitor to the audio interface during oper- ation can cause damage to the BIANCA/BRI board and to the monitor. Software Installation... - Page 18 ETTING TARTED Max B Channels for NDIS Write down the IP address your computer can be reached at over ISDN. Please note that this address must be unique, i.e. you can’t use a number already assigned to a host on your LAN.
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Page 19: Communications Partner Parameters
OFTWARE NSTALLATION tools use the ethernet MAC address for distributing, identifica- tion, and registration of software. Communications Partner Parameters You will need a set of parameter settings for each communica- tions partner. A communications partner is literally each com- puter you wish to establish TCP/IP connections over ISDN with. - Page 20 ETTING TARTED If you need a different service you can also specify a valid combination of Service Indicator and Additional informa- tion. 6. The B channel protocol to use. The following protocols are supported: X.75 SLP (LAP-B) HDLC (raw CRC frames) UIFRAMES X.25 packet layer protocol T.70 network layer...
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Page 21: Installing The Software
OFTWARE NSTALLATION Installing the Software Before commencing with the installation you should make backup copies of the BIANCA software disks and keep the orig- inals in a safe place. Use the backup copies for your installation. Setup Insert the first disk into your disk drive and select »Start« and »Run …«... -
Page 22: Board Configuration
ETTING TARTED Board Configuration Once the installation is complete the board configuration tool is automatically invoked and you can configure your ISDN board, followed by the NDIS configuration (if you also installed NDIS). First click on the »Auto Detection« button. The software will then find the installed BIANCA ISDN boards and their inter- rupt and memory settings. -
Page 23: No Boards Found
OFTWARE NSTALLATION No Boards found In the unlikely case that the software does not detect your BI- ANCA ISDN boards, check your system resources again (as de- scribed from page 3) and make sure that the interrupt and memory area for your ISDN board are not used by other cards. If the resources you chose are available power down your PC and make sure the settings on your ISDN card match the chosen values (see... -
Page 24: Capi 1.1 Settings
ETTING TARTED In most European countries you can use the »auto« setting. The software then detects and uses the appropriate D channel protocol at each system start. In the USA you have to choose the NI-1 profile and enter your SPIDs in the appropriate fields. -
Page 25: Capi Settings And Expert Isdn
OFTWARE NSTALLATION CAPI Settings and Expert ISDN These two pages contain several settings which need not be al- tered, usually. For further information on these settings please refer to the online help. When you entered all desired values click on the OK button to return to the main BIANCA ISDN Board Configuration dialog. -
Page 26: Ndis Configuration
ETTING TARTED NDIS Configuration After you finished the board’s ISDN configuration you can start configuring BIANCA/NDIS. This is necessary if you want to connect your PC to a TCP/IP network via ISDN. From the main NDIS configuration window you can reach the Communications Partner and Local System Settings dialog boxes as well as load and save your configuration files. -
Page 27: Communication Partner Settings
OFTWARE NSTALLATION Communication Partner Settings Select the Example partner in the NDIS configuration main win- dow and click on Modify to adapt it to your applications, or click on New to configure a new partner from scratch. - Page 28 ETTING TARTED Supply the partner with a name and enter its IP address. Then select whether you want to Establish Calls to this partner, or Accept Calls from this partner, and if so, if you want to use the Callback feature (disconnect the incoming call, and call back the partner).
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Page 29: More System Settings
OFTWARE NSTALLATION More System Settings The configuration program automatically enters your BIANCA ISDN board in Windows 95’s Device Manager. All that remains for you is to configure your TCP/IP stack so that it recognizes your ISDN board as a network device. For this purpose the configuration program offers you the Network dialog of Windows 95. - Page 30 ETTING TARTED Click on the Add button and select Protocol. Now select your TCP/IP stack software, e.g. Microsoft TCP/ IP. Confirm your choice by double-clicking on TCP/IP. The Network dialog will be redisplayed with TCP/IP added to the list of installed network components. Select TCP/IP and click on the Properties button.
- Page 31 OFTWARE NSTALLATION In the TCP/IP Properties dialog select the IP Address page and enter your IP address and subnet mask. The IP address entered here must be identical to your IP address you entered during NDIS configuration (see pages 20/21). Confirm your IP address with OK and then leave the Net- work dialog, also using OK.
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Page 32: New Program Group
When necessary you can adapt your configuration at any time using the Board configuration and NDIS configuration programs. Utility Programs The BIANCA/BRI for Windows 95 software offers two utility programs for monitoring and tracing your ISDN boards. Trace Tool When you start the Trace Tool you get an empty window with a menu bar and a tool bar at its top. -
Page 33: Activity Monitor
ROGRAM ROUP Start a CAPI Trace by either selecting New CAPI Trace from the File menu or by clicking on the CAPI Trace icon in the tool bar. In the following dialog box you can select which ISDN board (controller) should be traced. For each new Trace window you can specify a trace file where all traced data are stored. -
Page 34: Uninstall The Software
ETTING TARTED notification area of your task bar. By double-clicking on these icons you will get a dialog box with more detailed information on the ISDN board. For further information on the various display states of the Activity Monitor please refer to the online help. Uninstall the Software After at least one reboot you can uninstall the BIANCA ISDN software completely and automatically by starting the Uninstall...
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