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Windows Connection Setup

If you use the DPA while traveling we recommend that you modify your modem settings to setup your modem for manual dialing.

Why Manual Dial? Because most digital PBX systems, such as Nortel Meridian, Rolm and others do not accept the analog dialing tones generated by the modem. In order to connect with the host modem you will have to manually dial the host modem’s number on the telephone keypad.

Why x3? The x3 command makes the manual dial process easier. Your modem normally requires dial tone in order to dial. By adding “x3” to your modem initialization or setup string you are instructing the modem to dial without requiring dial tone. Once the x3 is entered it remains in the Windows default settings. This will not affect modem use on an analog line.

To enter the “x3” in Windows 98 (Windows 2000 see page 7):

Step 1. Select START button

Step 2. Select SETTINGS

Step 3. Select CONTROL PANEL

Step 4. Double click the MODEMS icon

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Contents Data Port Anywhere Table of Contents Why Data Port Anywhere DPA?Contacting Konexx Pre-Installation System Requirements Windows 98 or laterData Port Anywhere Installation Handset Windows Connection Setup To enter the x3 in Windows 98 Windows 2000 seeSelect Connection TAB To enter the x3 in Windows Page Establishing Your Connection Return the telephone handset in the cradle Locating a Host Modem Phone Number Windows For Windows 2000 see nextLocating a Host Modem Phone Number Windows Page Level Switch Settings Table See Listings for AvayaIBX SRX Level Switch Settings Table Operating Tips and Troubleshooting System Requirements FCC Requirements PartIndustry Canada IC Requirements FCC Warning StatementWarranty for Warranty/Registration Card see back panel What type of phones are you connecting the Konexx DPA to?
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