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Multitech MT128ISA-SV NDISWAN and Virtual Modem Interface Connections, IWay Hopper, Installation

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4.If you already installed the ISDN Accelerator Pack 1.1 (MSISDN11.EXE), then go to the next setup section. To update the Dial-Up Networking to support 2B channel (MLP) connection and NDISWAN Miniport interface you will need to install the Win95 MSISDN11.EXE (version 1.1 or above) upgrade pack. You can get the file from our Windows 95 installation diskette and it is also acces- sible from Microsoft’s web site. Run the MSISDN11.EXE program and fol- low the installation instructions.

5.Reboot your PC to enable the ISDN Accelerator Pack.

2.6NDISWAN and Virtual Modem Interface Connections

After you complete the ISDN driver installation, you can execute applications based on the WinISDN and CAPI interfaces. Of course, you must install the soft- ware before interface operation. See Appendix B for RVS-COM (lite version) software installation, and follow this installation procedure example. In Windows 3.1, you need to run the AT Console to enable the COM port emulation capability. Under Win95 the COM port emulation is automatically loaded at startup.

You can make a NDISWAN or virtual modem selection to connect to the Internet or a remote LAN. If you wish to execute Internet related applications or RAS, we suggest that you setup and use the NDISWAN Miniport adapter interface. Using the NDISWAN Miniport driver is the Microsoft preferred connection method.

If you want to execute the current modem applications, (e.g., HyperTerminal or PCAnywhere), set up and use the virtual modem interface through our COM port emulation function (the “virtual modem”).

1.For connection through the NDISWAN Miniport Adapter, you must have the Microsoft ISDN Accelerator Pack 1.1 (MSISDN11.EXE) installed. Add the NDISWAN Miniport driver. Double Click on Start»Settings»Control Panel»Network»Add»choose Adapter»Add»Have Disk. Specify the directory for the iinwan95.inf file (under installation diskette of NDISWAN directory, e.g. A:\NDISWAN), click OK.

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Multitech MT128ISA-SV, MT128ISA-SD, MT128ISA-UV NDISWAN and Virtual Modem Interface Connections, IWay Hopper, Installation

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Model MTA128ST Models MT128ISA-SD MT128ISA-SV MT128ISA-UD MT128ISA-UV Owners Manual P/N 82072600 Revision ARevision TrademarksEMC, Safety, and Terminal Directive Compliance Features Contents1.2.1 What Is in Your ISDN PC Card Package? Safety Warnings2.6.2 Configure the Dial-Up Network for Internet Access 2.4.1 Windows 3.1 Installation and Driver Configuration2.6.4 Windows NT Installation Environment 2.3.1Contents 6-IWay Hopper 1.1.1 Product Description Chapter 1 - IntroductionIntroduction/Description Figure 1-1. ”ST” and “U” Interface Options 7-IWay Hopper1.2 Features 8-IWay HopperIntroduction/Description Chapter 2 - Installation 1.2.1 What Is in Your ISDN PC Card Package?Chapter 3 - AT Commands Chapter 4 - TroubleshootingSwitch Compatibility 1.3 Technical SpecificationsWarranty AppendicesInstallation 2.2.1 SPID Service Profile IDChapter 2 - Introduction 2.2. ISDN BRI LineFigure 2-1 ISDN Interface Points 2.2.3 Internet Access12-IWay Hopper Installation2.3 Environment Setup 2.2.4 Safety Warnings2.3.1 Terminator Setup 13-IWay Hopper14-IWay Hopper Figure 2-2 Internal ISDN PC Card IllustrationInstallation 2a. Turn off your computer power and remove the PC cover15-IWay Hopper Figure 2-3 Modular Analog and BRI ConnectionsInstallation RJ45 BRI Connection2.4.1 Windows 3.1 Installation and Driver Configuration 2.4 InstallationFigure 2-4. ISDN Configuration Display 16-IWay Hopper17-IWay Hopper Figure 2-5. ISDN Group FolderInstallation 3b. Codec. Countries adhering to the European telecommunication standard may choose A-Law. Countries adhering to the U.S. telecommunication standard may choose u-law2.5 Application Interface Setup 18-IWay HopperInstallation 2.5.1 Windows 95 Installation 19-IWay HopperInstallation 20-IWay Hopper Installation Figure 2-6. ISDN Adapter Properties2.6 NDISWAN and Virtual Modem Interface Connections 21-IWay HopperInstallation 22-IWay Hopper Installation Figure 2-7. NDISWAN Miniport Adapter Installation23-IWay Hopper Installation Figure 2-8. Binding the NDISWAN Protocol24-IWay Hopper Installation Figure 2-9. ISDN Configuration Window25-IWay Hopper Installation Figure 2-10. Dial-Up Networking Setup through NDISWAN-126-IWay Hopper Installation Figure 2-11. Dial-Up Networking Setup through NDISWAN-227-IWay Hopper Installation Figure 2-12. NDISWAN 128 MLP SetupInstallation Figure 2-13. Server Types and TCP/IP Settings Example 2.6.1 Connection Through the Virtual Modem28-IWay Hopper 29-IWay Hopper Figure 2-14. ISDN ComPort ConfigurationInstallation Recommended values are Bits per second Data bits Parity None30-IWay Hopper Figure 2-15. Virtual Modem InstallationInstallation 4. Click Have Disk, and browse to the MODEM sub-directory on the Windows 95 installation diskette e.g., A\MODEM. Select the mdmasu.inf file. Choose the appropriate modem type from the Models’ text box. See the In- stall New Modem dialog box below31-IWay Hopper Installation Figure 2-16. Linking Virtual Modem to Com PortThe Async to Sync PPP modem is used for 64K Internet Access X.75 Transparent modem is used for BBS access and file transferInstallation Figure 2-17. ISDN Modem Parameter Configuration 2.6.2 Configure the Dial-Up Network for Internet Access64K Access 32-IWay HopperFigure 2-18. Choose ISDN Adapter Properties 128K/MLP Access33-IWay Hopper Installation34-IWay Hopper Installation Figure 2-19. Choose Universal Modem-1Installation Figure 2-20. Choose Universal Modem-1 with Additional Settings35-IWay Hopper 36-IWay Hopper Installation Figure 2-21. Make A Dial-Up Connection37-IWay Hopper Figure 2-22. Choose additional device for 128K ConnectionInstallation 8. Go to the Properties»Server Type screen and select PPP Windows 95, Win- dows NT 3.5, Internet for the Type of Dial-Up Service. Under TCP/IP Set- ting, enter the user IP Address and the DNS address for your ISP2.6.3 Removing ISDN Drivers for Windows 2.6.4 Windows NT Installation Environment38-IWay Hopper InstallationInstallation Figure 2-23. Network Icon for Windows NT 39-IWay Hopper2. Click add Installation Figure 2-24. Select Network Adapter for Windows NT Installation40-IWay Hopper 41-IWay Hopper Installation Figure 2-25. Select Bus Type for Windows NT InstallationFigure 2-27. Setup Message for RAS Figure 2-26. ISDN Configuration for Windows NT Installation42-IWay Hopper Installation43-IWay Hopper Figure 2-28. Remote Access Services RAS Setup Windows NT InstallationInstallation 12. You will get a window like below. If you do not see the ISDN ports with the device name of IINWANNT, then click the Add tab to add both IINWANNT devicesInstallation Figure 2-29. Configure Port Usage Installation Figure 2-30. Configure Dial Out Protocol44-IWay Hopper 2.6.5 Configuring an Access Account over ISDN Installation Figure 2-31. Configure Network Configuration45-IWay Hopper 46-IWay Hopper Figure 2-32. Configure Dial-Up NetworkingInstallation b. Under the Basic tab, set “Dial using” to Multiple Lines47-IWay Hopper Figure 2-33. Multiple Line ConfigurationInstallation c. Click Configure and check the check boxes for IINWANNTISDN1 and IINWANNTISDN22.6.7 Reconfigure the ISDN Settings 2.6.6 Accessing the Outside World Using Dial-Up Networking48-IWay Hopper InstallationFigure 2-34. Remove ISDN Link Driver 2.6.8 Removing ISDN Driver for Windows NT49-IWay Hopper Installation50-IWay Hopper AT Commands/S-RegistersAT Commands/S-Registers 51-IWay HopperAT Commands/S-Registers 52-IWay HopperAT Commands/S-Registers 53-IWay HopperAT Commands/S-Registers 54-IWay HopperAT Commands/S-Registers 55-IWay HopperAT Commands/S-Registers 56-IWay HopperAT Commands/S-Registers 57-IWay HopperAT Commands/S-Registers 58-IWay HopperAT Commands/S-Registers 59-IWay HopperAT Commands/S-Registers 60-IWay HopperAT Commands/S-Registers 61-IWay HopperAT Commands/S-Registers 62-IWay HopperAT Commands/S-Registers 63-IWay HopperAT Commands/S-Registers 64-IWay Hopper65-IWay Hopper TroubleshootingTroubleshooting 66-IWay HopperTroubleshooting 67-IWay HopperTroubleshooting 68-IWay HopperTroubleshooting 69-IWay HopperTroubleshooting 70-IWay HopperTroubleshooting 71-IWay Hopper72-IWay Hopper ServiceService 73-Iway HopperService 74-IWay HopperService 75-Iway HopperService 76-IWay HopperService 77-Iway Hopper78-IWay Hopper Configuration ProfilesConfiguration Profiles 79-IWay HopperConfiguration Profiles 80-IWay HopperConfiguration Profiles 81-IWay HopperConfiguration Profiles 82-IWay HopperConfiguration Profiles 83-IWay HopperProduct Update 84-IWay Hopper Product Update 85-IWay Hopper Product Update 86-IWay Hopper Product Update 87-IWay Hopper Product Update 88-IWay Hopper Product Update 89-IWay Hopper Product Update 90-IWay Hopper Product Update 91-IWay Hopper Product Update 92-IWay Hopper Product Update 93-IWay Hopper Product Update 94-IWay Hopper Product Update 95-IWay Hopper Product Update 96-IWay Hopper Product Update 97-IWay Hopper Product Update 98-IWay Hopper Product Update 99-IWay Hopper Product Update 100-IWay Hopper Product Update 101-IWay Hopper Product Update 102-IWay Hopper Product Update 103-IWay Hopper Product Update 104-IWay Hopper Product Update 105-IWay Hopper Product Update 106-IWay Hopper Index SymbolsIndex 107-IWay HopperIndex 108-IWay HopperIndex 109-IWay HopperIndex 110-IWay HopperIndex 111-IWay HopperIndex 112-IWay Hopper Index 113-IWay HopperIndex 114-IWay Hopper Index 115-IWay HopperIndex 116-IWay Hopper Index 117-IWay Hopper