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Multitech MT128ISA-SV What Is in Your ISDN PC Card Package?, Manual Organization, Installation

Models: MT128ISA-UD MT128ISA-SD MT128ISA-UV MT128ISA-SV

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Introduction/Description

1.2.1 What Is in Your ISDN PC Card Package?

Before installating your terminal adapter, check the package contents.

Your package should include:

•one internal ISDN PC adapter

•Installation Disk(s) for Windows 3.1, Windows 95, and Windows NT

•RJ-45 cable (6 ft.) for ISDN connection

•RJ-11 cable for POTS connection (V models only)

•Installation Guide (this manual)

•RJ11-BTS adapter (UK only)

If any of these items are missing, please contact Multi-Tech Systems or your deal- er/distributor.

1.2.2Manual Organization

This manual is divided into five chapters and two appendices:

Chapter 1 – Introduction and Description

Chapter 1 summarizes the product’s features, lists its technical specifications, and provides an overview of the manual’s organization.

Chapter 2 – Installation

Chapter 2 describes how to make all the physical and software driver connections nescessary in order for your terminal adapter to operate in an ISDN environment.

Chapter 3 – AT Commands

Multi-Tech’s ISDN adapters supports Microsoft Windows Comm. API interface. This interface is similar to a modem interface and enables existing applications based on AT commands to access ISDN. Chapter 3 describes AT commands used to control the MT128ISA-SD/SV and MT128ISA-UD/UV.

Chapter 4 – Troubleshooting

This chapter provides general and specific problem solving steps; and some infor- mation about this product’s “LINETEST” and “LOG” utilities to test ISDN line status.

Chapter 5 – Warranty, Service, and Technical Support

Chapter 5 provides the terms of your 5-year warranty, describes how to get techni- cal support and information by phone, and Multi-Tech’s BBS, and CompuServe/ Internet forums.

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Multitech MT128ISA-SV manual What Is in Your ISDN PC Card Package?, Manual Organization, Introduction and Description

Contents

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