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In Commercial Confidence Fujitsu’s ADSL USB Modem User ManualMarch 2002 Issue 02 3XAX-00803AAS F u j i t s uIssue Date Issue HistoryIssue No Issue HistoryLicence and Conditions In Commercial Confidence Issue 02 MarchLicence and Conditions PageContents 2-25 List of Procedures List of FiguresIn Commercial Confidence ContentsIssue 02 March PageTELECOMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT - IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS PrefaceWho Should Read this Manual Issue 02 MarchCommands What this Manual CoversConventions Used in this Manual Names of Windows Dialog BoxesProtocol and Device Driver Selection What is ADSL?CHAPTER 1 Introduction The device driver choices are summarized in Table Protocol Features SummaryDriver Type Window OSIn Commercial Confidence Issue 02 MarchIntroduction Page 1“Modem Software Setup for Windows 2000” on page CHAPTER 2 Installation and Software Setup for PCs Running Windows“Modem Software Setup for Windows 98” on page “Modem Software Setup for Windows ME” on pageProcedure Connecting the ModemList of Procedures TitleSystem Requirements Information Required Before You Start DescriptionFigure 2-1 Connecting the Modem Modem Hardware InstallationProcedure 2-1 Modem Hardware Installation Issue 02 March Procedure 2-1 Modem Hardware Installation ContinuedInstallation and Software Setup for PCs Running Windows In Commercial ConfidenceModem Software Setup for Windows Procedure 2-2 Software Setup for WindowsProcedure 2-2 Software Setup for Windows 98 Continued Note You may need the Windows CD to complete the installationProcedure 2-2 Software Setup for Windows 98 Continued 7. You have successfully installed the modem softwareProcedure 2-3 Software Setup for Windows Modem Software Setup for WindowsProcedure 2-3 Software Setup for Windows 2000 Continued Procedure 2-3 Software Setup for Windows 2000 Continued Procedure 2-3 Software Setup for Windows 2000 Continued continue 8. You have successfully installed the modem softwareModem Software Setup for Windows ME Procedure 2-4 Software Setup for Windows MEProcedure 2-4 Software Setup for Windows ME Continued Procedure 2-4 Software Setup for Windows ME Continued 8. You have now successfully installed the modem softwareModem Software Setup for Windows XP Procedure 2-5 Software Setup for Windows XPIssue 02 March Procedure 2-5 Software Setup for Windows XPInstallation and Software Setup for PCs Running Windows In Commercial ConfidenceProcedure 2-5 Software Setup for Windows XP Procedure 2-5 Software Setup for Windows XP 8. The Found New Hardware Wizard window may appear warning that the installation software has not passed Windows Logo testing. It is not necessary the FDX310 ADSL USB Modem software has been tested with Windows XP. Click Continue Anyway to allow the installation to continueIssue 02 March Procedure 2-5 Software Setup for Windows XPInstallation and Software Setup for PCs Running Windows In Commercial ConfidenceIssue 02 March Procedure 2-5 Software Setup for Windows XPInstallation and Software Setup for PCs Running Windows In Commercial ConfidenceProcedure 2-5 Software Setup for Windows XP 11. The Found New Hardware Wizard window may appear warning that the installation software has not passed Windows Logo testing. It is not necessary The FDX310 ADSL USB Modem software has been tested with Windows XP. Click Continue Anyway to allow the installation to continueIssue 02 March Procedure 2-5 Software Setup for Windows XPInstallation and Software Setup for PCs Running Windows In Commercial Confidencethen complete this procedure What to do if the Modem is Plugged in FirstComplete this procedure first Operating SystemModem Software Setup for Windows 98 with the Modem Plugged In Procedure 2-6 Software Setup for Windows 98 - Modem Plugged InProcedure 2-6 Software Setup for Windows 98 - Modem Plugged In 2. A window is displayed which allows you to specify the location of the driver software to be installed. Choose the Search for the best driver for your device. Recommended option by clicking the check box click NextProcedure 2-6 Software Setup for Windows 98 - Modem Plugged In 7. Go to Procedure 2-2 Step 7, on pageModem Software Setup for Windows 2000 with the Modem Plugged In Procedure 2-7 Software Setup for Windows Modem Plugged InProcedure 2-7 Software Setup for Windows Modem Plugged In Continued Procedure 2-7 Software Setup for Windows Modem Plugged In Continued Software Setup for Windows ME with the Modem Plugged In Procedure 2-8 Software Setup for Windows ME - Modem Plugged InProcedure 2-8 Software Setup for Windows ME - Modem Plugged In 2. The “Select Other Driver” window may ask you to select the driver from a list of drivers. If asked, highlight the root directory GROOTUSB.INF in the “Location” column, and click OKProcedure 2-8 Software Setup for Windows ME - Modem Plugged In 5. Go to Procedure 2-4 Step 3, on pageSoftware Setup for Windows XP with the Modem Plugged In Procedure 2-9 Software Setup for Windows XP - Modem Plugged InIssue 02 March Procedure 2-9 Software Setup for Windows XP - Modem Plugged InInstallation and Software Setup for PCs Running Windows In Commercial ConfidenceSoftware Setup for PCs Running Windows” “Software Setup for Macintosh OS9.1” on page“Connecting to a Remote Network” on page “Creating a Dial-up Connection” on pageSystem Requirements List of ProceduresProcedure TitleInformation Required Before You Start DescriptionFigure 3-1 Connecting the Modem Procedure 3-1 Modem Hardware InstallationModem Hardware Installation Software Setup for Macintosh OS9.1 Procedure 3-2 Software Setup for MacintoshIssue 02 March Procedure 3-2 Software Setup for MacintoshInstallation and Software Setup for an Apple Macintosh Computer In Commercial ConfidenceIssue 02 March Procedure 3-2 Software Setup for MacintoshInstallation and Software Setup for an Apple Macintosh Computer In Commercial ConfidenceIssue 02 March Procedure 3-2 Software Setup for MacintoshInstallation and Software Setup for an Apple Macintosh Computer In Commercial ConfidenceNote The USB cable must NOT be connected to the computer Procedure 3-3 Creating a Dial-up ConnectionCreating a Dial-up Connection Procedure 3-3 Creating a Dial-up Connection Continued Connecting to a Remote Network Procedure 3-4 Connecting to a Remote NetworkProcedure 3-4 Connecting to a Remote Network Continued Procedure 3-5 Establishing a PPP Connection Establishing a PPP ConnectionIn Commercial Confidence Installation and Software Setup for an Apple Macintosh ComputerIssue 02 March Page 3Customise setting, see “Customising Communications Settings” on page CHAPTER 4 Managing the SoftwareList of Procedures ProcedureProcedure 4-1 PCs Uninstall the Software Uninstalling the SoftwareUninstalling for PCs Running Windows Procedure 4-1 PCs Uninstall the Software Continued Procedure 4-1 PCs Uninstall the Software Continued Note The USB cable must be unplugged before the system is restartedUninstalling for Macintosh Procedure 4-2 Macintosh Uninstall the SoftwareManaging the Software Procedure 4-2 Macintosh Uninstall the Software ContinuedIssue 02 March In Commercial ConfidenceProcedure 4-2 Macintosh Uninstall the Software Continued 7. The following screen appearsControl Panel Applications Customising Communications SettingsProcedure 4-3 Customising Communications Settings Procedure 4-3 Customising Communications Settings Continued Procedure 4-4 PC Control Panel Applications Control Panel Applications for PCsProcedure 4-4 PC Control Panel Applications Continued Procedure 4-5 Macintosh Control Panel Applications Control Panel Applications for MacintoshIn Commercial Confidence Procedure 4-5 Macintosh Control Panel Applications ContinuedIssue 02 March Managing the SoftwareIssue 02 March Procedure 4-5 Macintosh Control Panel Applications Continueda The “Configuration” tab Managing the Softwareb The “System Info” tab Procedure 4-5 Macintosh Control Panel Applications ContinuedIssue 02 March In Commercial Confidencea The “DSL Advanced” tab Procedure 4-5 Macintosh Control Panel Applications ContinuedIssue 02 March Managing the SoftwareWindows 98 and Windows 98 Second Edition Procedure 4-6 Set the TCP/IP for WindowsModifying the TCP/IP Options for Wide Area Networks Managing the Software Procedure 4-6 Set the TCP/IP for Windows 98 ContinuedIssue 02 March In Commercial ConfidenceProcedure 4-6 Set the TCP/IP for Windows 98 Continued Click OKProcedure 4-7 Set the TCP/IP for Windows WindowsProcedure 4-7 Set the TCP/IP for Windows 2000 Continued 4. Click OK from the “Internet Protocol TCP/IP Properties” windowProcedure 4-8 Set the TCP/IP for Windows XP Windows XPIn Commercial Confidence Procedure 4-8 Set the TCP/IP for Windows XPIssue 02 March Managing the Software5. Select Internet Protocol TCP/IP and click Properties Procedure 4-8 Set the TCP/IP for Windows XPIssue 02 March Managing the SoftwareProcedure 4-8 Set the TCP/IP for Windows XP 7. Click OK from the “Internet Protocol TCP/IP Properties” windowIssue 02 March Procedure 4-9 Set the TCP/IP for Windows MEWindows ME Managing the SoftwareIn Commercial Confidence Procedure 4-9 Set the TCP/IP for Windows ME ContinuedIssue 02 March Managing the SoftwareProcedure 4-9 Set the TCP/IP for Windows ME Continued Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet In Commercial Confidence Issue 02 MarchManaging the Software Page 4ADSL Standards Supported APPENDIX A Product SpecificationsPower Requirements ADSL USB Modem Power ConsumptionDescription Product SpecificationTable A-2 Issue 02 March SafetyProduct Specifications Table A-2In Commercial Confidence Product SpecificationsIssue 02 March Page ADSLAM GlossaryADSL G.DMTIn Commercial Confidence Issue 02 MarchGlossary Glossary