Chapter 5 Configuring Your Courier For Macintosh; Handshaking Cable; System Configuration; Accessing The Internet - US Robotics Courier V.Everything Getting Started Manual

This chapter explains how to configure your Courier V.Everything for use
with Macintosh computers.
Note: There are many ways to configure your Macintosh to use the
Internet. Consult your Macintosh documentation for more information.

Handshaking Cable

Use a hardware handshaking cable to connect your Courier V.Everything
to the Macintosh.

System Configuration

Also, if you aren't using AppleTalk® Remote Access (ARA), set
AppleTalk to Inactive (in Chooser).
Important: Your Macintosh Courier V.Everything DIP switches should
have been set to 3, 5, and 8 ON. To use the Courier V.Everything with
your Macintosh you must also set DIP switch 1 to ON.
The modem initialization string should be AT&F1&D0.
For instructions about how to set up your Macintosh communications
software package, consult your Macintosh documentation or visit the U.S.
Robotics Totalservice web site at http:/ / totalservice.usr.com.

Accessing the Internet

Accessing the Internet through an ISP requires the following software:
•
MacTCP or Open Transport (TCP/IP from the Control Panels menu),
which has probably already been installed on your Macintosh
•
SLIP or PPP dialing software
Note: You can find public domain PPP dialers (such as MacPPP and
FreePPP) on the Internet.
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