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CE Mark Warning .............................................................................................3
FCC Part 68 ......................................................................................................3
FCC Part 15 ......................................................................................................4
Chapter 1 Introduction..........................................................................................5
1.1 Description:.................................................................................................5
1.2 Features: .....................................................................................................5
1.3 LED Interface .............................................................................................6
Chapter 2 Installation............................................................................................7
2.1 Access to Control Panel..........................................................................7
2.2 Software Installation.................................................................................8
2.3 Communication Mode Settings..............................................................9
Chapter 3 ADSL Modem Information.............................................................12
3.1 Access methods .....................................................................................12
3.2 ADSL modem information ....................................................................13
Chapter 4 N etwork Settings .............................................................................20
4.1 How to change VP/VC configuration.................................................21
4.2 How to set LLC or VCMUX ..................................................................27
4.3 How to change IP address...................................................................31
4.4 How to set the MTU...............................................................................41
4.5 Example: ISP connection.....................................................................45
Chapter 5 Customizing Registry Settings.....................................................47
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5.1 How to access to registry keys ...........................................................47
5.2 Disable/Enable the ADSL modem USB adapter.............................48
Chapter 6 Uninstallation...................................................................................51
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
5.1 How to access to registry keys ............47 Contents 5.2 Disable/Enable the ADSL modem USB adapter......48 CE Mark Warning .....................3 Chapter 6 Uninstallation...................51 FCC Part 68 ......................3 FCC Part 15 ......................4 Chapter 1 Introduction..................5 1.1 Description:....................5 1.2 Features: .....................5 1.3 LED Interface .....................6 Chapter 2 Installation....................7 2.1 Access to Control Panel................7 2.2 Software Installation.................8... -
Page 2: Ce Mark Warning
CE Mark Warning FCC Part 15 This is a Class B product. In a domestic environment, this product may The modem generates and uses radio frequency energy. If it is not cause radio interference, in which case the user may be required to take installed and used properly in strict accordance with the user's manual, it adequate measures. -
Page 3: Chapter 1 Introduction
RFC 2516 PPP over Ethernet LLC RFC 2225 Classical IP over ATM 1.1 Description: RFC 2516 PPP over Ethernet VCMUX SP3302A is a USB controller-less ADSL modem for customer premises. As such it provides all software modems’ advantages: 1.3 LED Interface 1. -
Page 4: Chapter 2 Installation
2.1.2 Access to the Device Manager on Win98 and Millennium Chapter 2 Installation 1. Right-click My Computer icon and select Properties. Select the Device Manager tab. 2.1.3 Access to the Control Panel on Win2000, Win98 and ME 2.1 Access to Control Panel 1. -
Page 5: Communication Mode Settings
installation has been successfully completed 2.3.2 Change the encapsulation (RFC 1483 LLCSNAP, RFC 2364,...) 2.3 Communication Mode Settings 1. Go to Control Panel. This section describes how to change the line modulation (G.lite, ANSI or 2. Double click ADSL icon. G.dmt) and how to update the configuration (RFC 1483 LLCSNAP, RFC 3. -
Page 6: Chapter 3 Adsl Modem Information
Chapter 3 ADSL Modem Information 6. After few seconds, this dialog box disappears and your encapsulation The management utility provides an easy way to control the ADSL change has been taken into account. connection and to check the performance of the modem. 3.1 Access methods - From Control Panel, double-click the ADSL icon. -
Page 7: Adsl Modem Information
3.2 ADSL modem information 3.2.1 Line The Line tab gives the operation data: 3.2.1 Status - The current line modulation: G.dmt, G.lite or Ansi. This page has the Start and Stop boxes which can easy control the - The connection performance connection status. - Page 8 3.2.3 Errors 3.2.4 Defects It shows FEC, CRC and HEC errors on interleaved or fast channel (if the System will detect the status of the item checked. It helps user monitoring modem works respectively in interleaved or fast mode) the connection. - The line parameters (capacity occupation, noise margin, attenuation and output power)
- Page 9 3.2.5 Test 3.2.6 Setup The Test tab gives ATM maintenance indicators (OAM-F5) results. The Setup tab allows changing the encapsulation. Choose the region of your country and click Reinstall box. System will configure the relat i ve parameters like the service provided by your ISP. The Options help creating a short-cut on desktop for convenience management.
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Page 10: Chapter 4 Network Settings
Chapter 4 Network Settings In the Information tab, you will find ADSL Package Information and Far End Modem Identification. SP3302A supports various types of RFC connection modes including, RFC 1483 bridged LLC SNAP RFC 1483 bridged VCMUX RFC 1483 routed LLC SNAP... -
Page 11: How To Change Vp/Vc Configuration
B. For Win98 / Me 4.1 How to change VP/VC configuration 1. Go to Control Panel and double-click Network icon. 4.1.1 Encapsulation RFC1483 Bridged Ethernet IP / Routed IP 2. Select LAN/ATM/ADSL miniport board and click Properties. A. For Win2000 / WinXP 1. - Page 12 B. For Win98 / Me 4.1.2 Encapsulation RFC 2364 PPP encapsulations 1. Go to Control Panel and double-click Network icon. A. For Win2000 2. Select WAN/ATM/ADSL miniport board and click Properties. 1. Go to Device Manager window, select Network adapters: ATM/ADSL minip ort, right-click and select Properties.
- Page 13 B. For Win98 / Me 4.1.3 Encapsulation RFC2516 PPP over Ethernet 1. Go to Control Panel and double-click Network icon. A. For Win2000 2. Select WAN/ATM/ADSL miniport board and click Properties. 1. Go to Device Manager window, select Network adapters: ATM/ADSL miniport, right-click and select Properties.
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Page 14: How To Set Llc Or Vcmux
4.2 How to set LLC or VCMUX 4.2.1 Encapsulation RFC1483 Bridged Ethernet IP / Routed IP A. Section for Win2000 / XP 1. Go to Device Manager window, select Network Adapters: LAN/ATM/ADSL miniport, right-click and select Properties. 2. Select Encapsulation tab and enter the select values. If you use RFC1483 Bridged Ethernet IP, select either: - Bridged IP with 802.3 header + LLC/SNAP header - Bridged IP with 802.3 header (VCMUX) - Page 15 B. For Win98 / Me - Bridged IP with 802.3 header (VCMUX) 1. Go to Control Panel and double-click Network icon. If you use RFC1483 Routed IP, select either: 2. Select LAN/ATM/ADSL miniport board and click Properties. - Routed IP with LLC/SNAP header - Routed IP without header (VCMUX) 4.
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Page 16: How To Change Ip Address
4.2.3 Encapsulation RFC2516 PPP over Ethernet A. For Win2000 / XP 1. Same procedure as for changing VP/VC. In the PPP encapsulation section, select either: Right-click and select Properties. - PPP over Ethernet Bridged VCMUX (RFC2516 + RFC1483) 3. Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and click Properties. - PPP over Ethernet Bridged LLC/SNAP (RFC2516 + RFC1483) 2. - Page 17 4. Then enter the appropriated IP address and gateway and click OK. B. For Win98 / Me 3. Enter the appropriated IP address in the IP address tab. Enter the 1. Go to Control Panel and double-click Network icon. appropriated gateway in the Gateway tab. 2.
- Page 18 4.3.2 Encapsulation RFC 2364 PPP encapsulations Generally, the server gives IP address automatically while log in. Yet, the following sections explain how to change the IP address. A. For Win2000 / XP 1. Go to Control Panel and double-click Network and Dial-up connections icon.
- Page 19 Right-click and select Properties 4. Select Server Types tab and click TCP/IP Settings… B. For Win98 / Me 1. Doub le-click My Computer icon. Double-click Dial-up Networking icon. 2. Select the Centaur CO PPP encapsulation (LLC) or Centaur CO PPP encapsulation (VCMUX) dial-up icon, depending if you have chosen 5.
- Page 20 B. Section for Win98 / Me 1. Go to Control Panel and double-click Network and Dial-up connections icon. 2. Select the PPPoE RAS Connection (LLC) or PPPoE RAS Connection (VCMux) dial-up icon, depending if you have chosen respectively LLC or VCMUX: 4.3.3 Encapsulation RFC2516 PPP over Ethernet A.
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Page 21: How To Set The Mtu
B. For Win98 / Me 4.4 How to set the MTU 1. Go to Control Panel and double-click Network icon. 4.1 Encapsulation RFC1483 Bridged Ethernet IP / Routed IP 2. Select LAN/ATM/ADSL miniport board and click Properties. A. For Win2000 1. - Page 22 2. Select the LAN tab and change the MTU in the TCP/IP section. 3. Click OK. B. For Win98 / Me 3. Select the LAN tab and change the MTU in the TCP/IP section. 1. Go to Control Panel and double-click Network icon. 4.
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Page 23: Example: Isp Connection
4.4.3 Encapsulation RFC2516 PPP over Ethernet 4.5.3 Connection to the ISP A. For Win2000 / XP For establishing a connection with ISP, you have to establish the PPP Same procedures as for PPP over ATM. connection. 1. For W2000: Go to Network and Dial-Up Connection. B. -
Page 24: Chapter 5 Customizing Registry Settings
Debug Level Controls the trace level of Unicorn driver. Possible values Chapter 5 Customizing Registry Settings are: 0: High level – all trace classes enabled 1: Medium level – infos, warnings and errors enabled 5.1 How to access to registry keys 2: Low level –... - Page 25 5.2.2 Disable the ADSL modem USB adapter on W98 and Millenium 5.2.3 Enable the ADSL modem USB adapter on Win2000 / XP 1. Go to Device Manager 1. Go to the Device Manager 2. Double-click ADSL Modem 2. Double-click ADSL Modem 3.
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Page 26: Chapter 6 Uninstallation
(especially if you decide to install a newer release d) 8. After reboot, the ADSL modem driver is entirely uninstalled. The software of SP3302A can be removed as an application software from Windows system by following the process below. 1. Unplug the modem 2.
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