Siemens RS232, M101 Putting into service, Checking the contents of the package

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Gigaset V.24 Adapter dt/eng:A30853-X400-B104-3-74D1

Putting into service

Putting into service

Follow the step-by-step instructions described below for putting the equipment into service:

1.Check the contents of the package

2.Install the configuration program

3.Connect the station

4.Conclude commissioning by performing an initial configura- tion, see "Initial configuration" on page 11.

Checking the contents of the package

The package contains:

M101

Twin

 

Data

Pack

 

 

 

Gigaset M101 Data

1

2

 

 

 

Plug-type AC adapter C39280-Z4-C59/

1

2

C39280-Z4-C168 for mains connection

 

 

 

 

 

Serial 9-pin connection cable for connecting

1

2

the V.24/RS232 interface

 

 

 

 

 

CD-ROM with the installation program

1

1

 

 

 

Operating instructions

1

1

 

 

 

Important

Before you put the Gigaset M101 Data into service, the peripheral device that you want to operate as a cordless unit (modem, PABX) must be configured at the COM port on the PC side since it is to be used for transferring data. For information on configuration, see the appropri- ate documentation on the peripheral device and your computer’s operating system. This configuration is par- ticularly necessary for plug&play installations, as other- wise errors can occur depending on the installation rou- tine of the connected peripheral unit.

If you want to operate a modem, for example, via the ra- dio link, first connect the modem directly to the PC, con- figure it, set up a test connection, and then install the ra- dio link. To do this, disconnect the modem from the PC, connect the Gigaset M101 Data and perform the config- uration.

When choosing a location for the devices, read the "Notes on installation and operation" on page 20.

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Contents Gigaset M101 Data Registering a Gigaset M101 Data Setting the operating mode Overview Front BackContents Contents Approval and conformity Introduction What is a Gigaset M101 Data? Safety precautionsChecking the contents of the package Putting into servicePutting into service Putting into service Installing the program package Prerequisites for installationInstallation Check installation is successfulPutting into service Connecting stations Initial configuration Initial configurationConfiguration program options Configuration program optionsStarting the configuration program GeneralLower section radio connection Configuration program options Connection tabUpper section connecting to the PC Configuration program options Operating mode tab Setting the operating modeChanging a name Special settings for Direct connection modeLocal station tab Changing a station type Registering an Teilnehmer station Click RegisterPartner station tab De-registering a Teilnehmer stationChanging the name Changing the PINLEDs and buttons LEDs and buttonsBoth button functions LED 1 Gigaset M101 Data statusWhat happens if Place of installationWhat happens if Technical data Temperature and ambient conditionsSignals to V.24 interfaceName Based on Ccitt Meaning Std. Pin Assign Pin plug based on Ccitt Pole SubD socketWhy set a mode? Technical background Tips & tricks, settings Tips & tricks, settingsOperating from a local station with two remote stations TeilnehmerPC PC direct cable connection via RS232/V.24 interface Setting the direct connection to the correct baud rate Set direct cable connection parameters Activate Hardware under Use flow control in the Settings Tips & tricks, settings Tips & tricks, settings Tips & tricks, settings Sharing files PC PC direct cable connection problems examples MAC and other operating systemsMeaning of lokale Station and Partnerstation Meaning of Basis and TeilnehmerUpdates and news on the Internet SupportConfiguration management Fault Cause Problems with application programs Fault CauseFault Cause Solution Hardware problems PC, modem, Isdn TA Fault Cause SolutionElsa TagGo2000 / Isdn con Acer Isdn T30 terminalMiscellaneous Fault Cause Solution With Elsa Microlink 56k