Circuit Switched Data | Nextel comm IR1200 guide

iR1200 Modem
Circuit Switched Data	19
Installing iDEN Packet Data Applet	21
Hardware and Installation Requirements	21
Before You Begin	22
Download Software Instructions	22
Windows 95/98/ME	23
Windows NT	26	25
Windows NT	26
Windows 2000	31
Setting Up Windows Components	35
Verify Dial-Up Networking	35
Windows 95/98/ME	35
Windows NT	36
Windows 2000	36
Verify TCP/IP Protocol Installation	36
Windows 95/98/ME	37
Windows NT/2000	38
Installing the Dial-Up Adapter	39
Windows 95/98/ME	39
Windows NT/2000	39
Manual Modem Configuration	41
Modem Configuration – Windows 95/98/ME	41
Install the Modem	41
Configure the Modem Driver	42
Create a Dial-up Networking Connection	43

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Administrator’s Guide General Page Table of Contents Circuit Switched Data Modem Configuration Windows NT Saving AT Settings GPS Default Parameters Registers Pacemakers Hearing Aids Please Read Safety Notice on Before using the iR1200 Modem Page Table of Figures Table of Figures Nextel.com FCC Compliance Declaration of Conformity IR1200 Modem Required Components How to OrderDescription Online Documentation Using This Guide IntroductionWelcome to Nextel Nextel Coverage Nextel Customer Care Overview General Overview Modem Operating Modes Modem ConfigurationsIR1200 Rugged Modem IR1200 GPS-Enabled Modem Rear Panel of iR1200 Rugged Modem Modem Specifications LED External LED IR1200 Modem Connecting the Modem Getting Started Cabling Diagram Fixed Environment Communication Indicators Signal Color Indication CTS Packet Data Status IR1200 Modem Installing iDEN Packet Data Applet Hardware and Installation Requirements Before You Begin Download Software Instructions Windows 95/98/ME Click Next on the iDEN Packet Data Applet Setup screen Computer Program will check the communication settings and attempt Windows NT Click Next on the iDEN Packet Data Applet Setup screen Modem Installation Finish window opens. Click Finish Installing iDEN Packet Data Applet Multiple Baudrate should be unchecked Baud Rate 19200 bps Windows Click Next on the iDEN Packet Data Applet Setup screen That your modem is connected and click Next Multiple Baudrate should be unchecked Baud Rate 19200 bps Click Cancel to close the Make New Connection window Setting Up Windows ComponentsVerify Dial-Up Networking Verify TCP/IP Protocol Installation Click OK to close the Select Network Protocol window Windows NT/2000 Installing the Dial-Up Adapter Settings Select Control Panel Connection wizard. Click Next Modem Configuration Windows 95/98/ME Manual Modem ConfigurationInstall the Modem Configure the Modem Driver Use Flow Control Hardware RTS/CTS Click OK to close the Advanced Connection Settings windowCreate a Dial-up Networking Connection Modem Configuration Windows NT Under Type of Dial-Up Server, select PPP Modem Installation Finish window opens. Click Finish Configure the Modem Driver Wizard Finish window opens. Click Finish Modem Configuration Windows Edit entry and modem properties from the drop-down list Create and Configure a Dial-up Networking Connection Nextel.com Modify Dial-up Connection Parameters IR1200 Modem Modem Profiles and Settings HyperTerminal Setup Connection Description screen appears Bits Per second Data Bits Opening a HyperTerminal Session Parity None Stop Bits Flow Control HardwareWindows 2000/XP/Windows Windows NT Restore Factory Defaults Configuring With AT CommandsModem Initialization Activate DCD Management Activate DTR MonitoringSet Computer’s IP Address Select iDEN Packet Wireless Data Select Slip or PPP Mobile IP Activation Mobile IP Authentication KeyMobile IP Home Agent Address Mobile IP Security Parameter Index SPI Mobile Node IP Prefix Length Saving AT Settings Header Compression GPS Default Parameters IR1200 Modem General AT Commands AT CommandsCommand Usage Action Registration, Reset, and Authentication Commands User Image Profile CommandsNetwork Status Commands Other Useful AT Commands CommandCommand Mode Echo Answer Dial Request Modem Information Hang-upGo Online Pulse Dialing Quiet ModeTone Dialing Verbose Result Codes Extended Result Codes Restore User Defaults DCD Behavior Command&F Restore Factory DefaultDTR Behavior Command&K Command&VLocal Flow Control Traditional Display Current Parameter Value Command&ICF Command+IFCLocal Character Framing Local Flow Control Pcca DTE Local Data Rate Lock/Unlock the DCE Change the DCE’s PIN Command +WS175 Packet Data Sleep TimerCommand+WV312 Command+WV301 Command+WV300Select Mobile IP Client Command +WV302 Mobile IP Session TimerDTE IP Address Command+WPNEI Command+WV311DTE IP Address Prefix Length Data Encryption Command +WS45 Command +WV308DTE Stack Packet Data Registration Timeout Service ClassWDS Stack Circuit Data Establishment Timeout Circuit Data Auto-Answer Circuit Data Idle Timer Comma Dial Modifier TimerCommandS30 Nextel.com Registers RegistersProgramming the S-Register Supported S-Registers Reading an S-Register ValueRegister # Function Valid value ranges from 0 zero to 255 zero is Default value Command Dial Modifier Time Common Problems TroubleshootingSymptom Troubleshooting Tips Modem Error Messages Message Explanation Diagnostic Commands Busy Extended Error AT Command Extended Error Result Codes Code General Description Packet Data Operation Circuit Data Operation Nextel.com Safety Notice Safe and Efficient Operation GuidelinesExposure to Radio Frequency Energy Medical and Personal Electronic Devices Hearing Aids Interference with Other Electronic DevicesOther Medical Devices Copyright and Trademark 102nextel.com Appendix a Glossary Command Mode ConfigurationData Services Default Differential GPS Dial Up Networking DUNFirmware Frequency Internet Service Provider ISP GPS AntennaGPS Processor GPS Receiver Kbps LaptopsLocal Area Network LAN Mobile IP Packet of Data Parallel PortParity Bit Protocol Service Specific Software System AdministratorRoutable IP Address Public IP Address RS-232 Transmission Rate Terminal ModeUTC Offset Index Circuit data · COM1 · 112nextel.com