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ZyXEL Communications Prestige 630 1.3Installation, 1.3.1 Modem Driver Installation, Figure 1-2ZyXEL Mac X Folder, RFC, LLC, Step, Step, Step, PPPoA, PPPoE, VC/MUX, Routed IP, Bridged IP

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Table 1-1 Internet Account Information

REQUIRED INFORMATION

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Encapsulation Type:

LLC or VC/MUX.

User Name:

For PPPoA or PPPoE, this lets your ISP know which account you are logging into.

Password:

For PPPoA or PPPoE, this protects your account from unauthorized use.

Your modem supports RFC 1483, PPPoA (Point to Point Protocol over ATM) and PPPoE (Point to Point Protocol over Ethernet) drivers. These refer to the underlying data transport protocols. The RFC 1483 driver works as an always-on account. The PPPoA and PPPoE drivers function as dial-up accounts.

When using the RFC 1483 driver, select the mode that your ISP uses, either Bridged IP or Routed IP. The encapsulation type is also called multiplexing. Your modem supports both LLC and VC/MUX. See the appendix for more information about VPI and VCI.

1.3Installation

The following sections describe how to install your modem driver and modem. Install the modem driver first and then the modem hardware.

Save and close all other running programs before installing the modem driver.

1.3.1 Modem Driver Installation

Step 1. Insert the included CD into the CD-ROM drive. An icon for the CD appears. Step 2. Double-click the CD’s icon.

Step 3. Double-click the ZyXEL Mac X folder.

Figure 1-2 ZyXEL Mac X Folder


1-2	Installing Your Modem

Contents

ADSL USB Modem Copyright ZyXEL Limited Warranty Information for Canadian Users Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Interference Statement Customer Support Table of Contents Chapter 5 Troubleshooting Appendix A VPI and VCI List of Figures List of Diagrams List of Tables Preface Bold Arial Installing Your Modem 1.1Operating Systems Figure 1-1About This Mac 1.2Internet Account Information Table 1-1Internet Account Information 1.3Installation 1.3.1 Modem Driver Installation Figure 1-2ZyXEL Mac X Folder Figure 1-3DMG File Figure 1-4Virtual Disk Figure 1-5ModemInstaller Figure 1-6Select Install Figure 1-7Authenticate Figure 1-8Select a Destination Figure 1-9Select Driver Type Figure 1-10Set VPI and VCI Figure 1-11Select Mode and Encapsulation 1.3.2 Modem Hardware Installation Figure 1-12Back Panel Connections Figure 1-13USB Cable Connectors Figure 1-14Splitter Figure 1-15Microfilter 1.4Front Panel LEDs Figure 1-16Front Panel LEDs 1.5Front Panel LED Descriptions Table 1-2LED Descriptions Page Chapter 2 Configuring Your Macintosh for Internet Access 2.1Making a DSL Connection with RFC1483 Figure 2-1Open System Preferences Figure 2-2System Preferences Figure 2-3New Port Detected Figure 2-4Network: TCP/IP Tab 2.2Making a DSL Connection with PPPoE Figure 2-5Network: PPPoE Tab Figure 2-6PPPoE Icon Connect 2.3Making a DSL Connection with PPPoA Figure 2-7New Port Detected Figure 2-8Network Figure 2-9Network: Modem Tab Figure 2-10Network: PPP Tab Figure 2-11PPPoA Connect Icon Figure 2-12Internet Connect Icon Figure 2-13PPPoA Connect Screen Control And Status 3.1CSA 3.2CSA Icon 3.2.1 Procedure to Display the CSA Icon Figure 3-1Macintosh HD Icon 3.2.2 Icon Colors 3.3ADSL Control and Status Interface Screen Figure 3-5Launch CSA Figure 3-6Control and Status Application 3.3.1 Modem Performance 3.3.2 Connection Status 3.3.3 Device Status 3.3.4 Display Modem Status in Status Bar 3.3.5 Connect 3.3.6 Close Page Uninstalling Your Modem 4.1Uninstalling the Hardware 4.2Uninstalling the Driver Figure 4-1ZyXEL Mac X Folder Figure 4-2DMG File Figure 4-3Virtual Disk Figure 4-4ModemInstaller Figure 4-5Select Uninstall Figure 4-6Authenticate Figure 4-7Uninstall Complete Troubleshooting Table 5-1Troubleshooting Page Appendix A VPI and VCI Diagram 1 Virtual Circuit Topology Page Index