Introduction - Eicon Technology DIVA ISDN+CT Installation Manual

Introduction

This Installation Guide describes how you can quickly install and use your
DIVA ISDN®+CT adapter and the corresponding software under
Windows NT 4.0.
Important: The DIVA ISDN+CT adapter has been tested and was
found to comply with the Electromagnetic compatibility, Safety, and
Network connection regulations within the European Union.
The DIVA ISDN+CT is a passive ISDN-based computer telephony adapter,
designed to enable computer telephony applications for OEM
(original-equipment manufacturers) and system integrator customers. Equipped
with an on-board DSP (digital-signal processor) for voice, and headset/handset
ports, the DIVA ISDN+CT can be used in a variety of applications that require
data and real-time voice communications, such as call centers and multimedia
kiosks.
Before you start
In addition to your DIVA ISDN+CT package, make sure you have the following
items before you begin the installation.
Item
✔ Desktop
computer
✔ CD-ROM or
diskettes for
Windows NT
✔ ISDN basic rate
interface line
✔ Information
about your ISDN
line
✔ Internet access
Description
Your computer must have:
• a free PCI slot
• Windows NT 4.0 (Service Pack 3 or higher)
• at least 4 MBytes of free hard-disk space for the software
You might be prompted to provide the CD-ROM or diskettes for
your operating system during the software installation.
Your line is installed by your local telephone company.
Make sure that the ISDN wall jack is close to your computer.
Your ISDN service provider has to supply the following information.
• ISDN switch type: This depends on your geographic location (in
Europe, your switch type is probably 'Euro-ISDN DSS1',
commonly referred to as 'ETSI standard').
• ISDN phone numbers
If you want to connect to the Internet, get an Internet account with
an Internet service provider that supplies ISDN Basic Rate Interface
service. Your Internet service provider has to supply the following:
• user name and password
• dial-up ISDN number of the Internet service provider
• TCP/IP properties: host name, domain name, domain name server
address, IP address, and gateway address (some properties might
not be required for your connection)
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