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Windows 95 8-3

3 When the following window appears, insert your Connections CD-

ROM, change the default drive (A:\) in “Copy Manufacturer’s files

from” to D:\ (or the correct path of your CD-ROM) and click OK to

install the INF file.

Windows 95 displays the following window asking you to choose

your I-modem type from the list:

4 Select the Courier I-modem with ISDN & V.34 PC (Internal) or

Courier I-modem with ISDN & V.34 (External) from the list and click

OK.

Your I-modem is now ready to use!

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Courier™ I-modem® 1
Getting Started Guide 1
Final Draft 1
Read this First 3
Contents 4
Chapter 1 10
Introduction 10
Optional Built-in NT-1 12
Optional Analog Device Jack 12
TurboPPP 12
Rate Adaptation 12
Chapter 2 16
The I-modem and ISDN 16
What is ISDN? 17
Benefits of ISDN 17
The ISDN Basic Rate Interface 17
Physical Appearance 17
B-channels and D-channels 18
Required Components 19
How Does the I-modem Fit In? 19
S/T Interface 20
Internet Access (TurboPPP) 21
Chapter 3 24
Ordering ISDN Service 24
Requesting ISDN Service 25
Chapter 4 28
Installing Your 28
Internal I-modem 28
Package Contents 29
Important! 30
Default Jumper Settings 31
Windows 95 Users 32
I-modem Model S/T 37
1 Run HyperTerminal 38
4 Change any properties and: 40
Chapter 5 43
External I-modem 43
ISDNTelephone 45
Chapter 6 47
Service Profile Identifiers 48
Terminal Endpoint Identifier 48
Configuring the I-modem 49
Chapter 7 57
Configuring With 57
AT Commands 57
Preparing to Send AT Commands 58
4 Set up the DATA B-channel 61
2 Make a test data call 64
Analog Device Port 65
Data Port 65
Chapter 8 67
Configuring Your Courier 67
For Windows 95 67
Files Needed By Your I-modem 70
If Dial-Up Networking Do this 72
Support” to install Dial-Up 72
Networking 72
Is not listed Go to Step 3 72
4 Click Windows Setup tab 73
7 Click OK 74
Windows 95 8-9 75
Settings” 76
7 Click Finish 79
9 Click OK, and OK 79
Windows 95 8-15 81
TCP/IP Settings window 81
Chapter 9 83
Configuring Your 83
I-modem For Macintosh 83
2 Click PPP and More… 84
Configuring ConfigPPP Dialer 85
Dialing With ConfigPPP 85
Chapter 10 87
What You Need 88
Configuring Your I-modem 88
If You Are Using MS-DOS 89
For Internal Couriers Only 89
If You Are Using OS/2 90
Chapter 11 93
Configuring TurboPPP 93
With AT Commands 93
Making Calls With ML-PPP 94
Connection With ML- PPP 95
Pass-through Compression 98
Auto Mode Compression 98
Turbo Mode Compression 98
Chapter 12 101
Configuring Your I-modem 101
With DIP Switches and Jumpers 101
Default DIP Switches 104
Locating DIP Switches 104
Locating Jumpers 105
Changing Jumper Settings 106
Chapter 13 108
Viewing LEDs 108
Viewing LEDs 13-3 110
Chapter 14 111
Using x2 111
Obtaining x2 112
How x2 Works 113
Controlling x2 113
x2 Server Mode 113
Controlling Link Speeds 114
New x2 Result Codes 118
Numeric Alphanumeric 119
I-modem Command Reference 120
Appendix A 121
Other I-modem Features 121
Period Dial Modifier 122
PCSDL vs. XMODEM 122
Forcing Analog Calls 123
Appendix B 125
Technical Information 125
Modulation 126
Additional Specifications 128
Ringer Equivalence 129
Power Consumption 129
Serial Ports 129
The EIA-232 Interface 130
Minimum Requirements 131
Flow Control Requirements 131
For Macintosh Computers 132
I-modem’s serial port: 133
Choosing a Serial Cable 135
Notes for Macintosh Users 135
Notes for Mainframe Users 136
Macintosh 136
Appendix D 137
Warranty 137
Telephone Support 140
North America 140
Europe, Middle East, Africa 140
All Other Locations 140
Software/Firmware Updates 141
Hardware Support 141
FCC Registration 143
IC (Industry Canada) 144
UL Listed Accessory 145

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