Configuration using a Macintosh computer |
5.Click the button beside the baud option you want. Select Auto- baud 1200 to 115K Baud to allow the software to automatically determine the maximum communication speed your computer supports; select Lock Modem onto 230K Baud to communicate at 230K. If you select the 230K option and your Macintosh computer does not support 230K communication, a message will appear to inform you of this and tell you the port will be set at 57600 Baud.
6.Click OK to continue, or click Cancel to quit the ISDN Setup application.
Steps 7 to 9: You can use ISDN Assistant to configure your ISDN modem. ISDN Running ISDN Assistant Assistant is a program that detects the switch type and configures
the SPID(s). ISDN Assistant starts up automatically the first time you configure your ISDN modem or after you make a change to the configuration parameters, for example, if you connect the ISDN modem to a different ISDN line.
You will need the ISDN telephone numbers from the configuration parameters you entered on your ISDN worksheet. For information, see the “Use your ISDN worksheet” section on page
7.Click Next to run ISDN Assistant. Click Cancel if you don’t want to run ISDN Assistant.
If you click Cancel, a message appears to inform you the ISDN modem was not configured. Click Done to continue. To configure the ISDN modem yourself, see the “The ISDN Setup application” section on page
If you click Next (to run ISDN Assistant), ISDN Assistant displays a status message as the program attempts to configure your switch type.
