User manual US ROBOTICS 002805-00

[. . . ] Courier V. Everything External Modem: Getting Started FINAL 4/96 p/n 1. 024. 492 ©1996 U. S. Skokie, IL 60076-2999 All Rights Reserved U. S. Robotics logo are registered trademarks of U. S. V. Fast Class and V. FC are trademarks of Rockwell International. [. . . ] First, you must install RAS, which is included with Windows NT but is not installed by default. Communicating with the Courier 3-7 Start Windows Terminal to verify that NT can communicate with the Courier. Select the COM port to which the Courier is connected. You should be able to send AT <Enter> and get an OK response. From the Control Panel, double-click Network. Scroll down the list of Installed Network Software and select Remote Access Service. Click Configure. . . The Remote Access Setup windows appears. Click Add. . . 3-8 Courier V. Everything External Modem: Getting Started Select the port to which the Courier is connected. When you click OK, Remote Access setup asks you if you would like it to try to detect the modem connected to the port. Click Cancel to select the Courier from a list. Select US Robotics Courier V. 34, and then click OK and exit from Network setup. When you're prompted to restart NT, click Don't Restart Now. Then, from Program Manager, click File | Shutdown. When NT shuts down, power your computer off and then on again. Now RAS knows about the serial port and the Courier that is attached. Next, you need to set up user accounts and access privileges; those tasks are beyond the scope of this manual. Communicating with the Courier 3-9 UNIX/Linux/AIX If the Courier will be answering, set DIP switch 3 OFF; 4 and 8 ON. Linux has a built-in communications software package called minicom. By default, minicom is located in the usr/bin directory. For instructions about how to set up your UNIX, Linux, or AIX communications software package, call our fax-on-demand service (at 800-762-6163 or 847-676-1598) or our BBS (at 847-9825092). Request document 10000 for a list of our technical support documents. Mainframe OSs Refer to Chapter 12, Synchronous Applications, in the Courier Modems Command Reference manual. 3-10 Courier V. Everything External Modem: Getting Started Testing the Courier Use any communications software package for this test. Quick Link II Fax is used as an example. Quick Link II Fax 1 2 Install and then start Quick Link. If you are using a computer with a serial port that cannot support high speeds, choose 19200. Then click OK. 3 4 5 Click Setup | Modem Setup. . . In the terminal window, type AT <Enter>. For example, ATDT18479825092 <Enter> dials the U. S. [. . . ] IMPORTANT: If you ship your unit, pack it securely, be sure your SRO number is visible on the outside of the package, and ship it charges prepaid and insured. C-2 Courier V. Everything External Modem: Getting Started Notices FCC Registration FCC15: CJE-0263 FCC 68: CJEUSA-73130-FA-E Connecting to the Telephone Company's Lines The telephone company may request the telephone number(s) to which the Courier is connected and the FCC information printed above. If the Courier is malfunctioning, it may affect the telephone lines. In this case, disconnect the Courier until the source of the difficulty is traced. FCC Notice: Radio and Television Interference This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. [. . . ]