Abocom Systems TA128 User Manual 39483
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ISDN TA PC Card ISDN MODEM PC Card User’s Manual Version: 4.0 Latest Update: January, 1999 REGULATORY STATEMENTS FCC Certification The United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and the Canadian Department of Communications have established certain rules governing the use of modems and other electronic equipment. FCC Part 15 Registration This device complies with Part IS of FCC mles. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference. (2) This device must accept any interface received, including interface that may cause undesired operation. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device. pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules, These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy, and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation, If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: 0 Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. e Increase the distance between the equipment and rece‘ver. 0 Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. 0 Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/T V technician for help. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user‘s authority to operate the equipment Contents Chapter 1 Introduction ....... 1.1 ISDN MODEM PC Card. 1.2 ISDN TA PC Card 1.3 The Package Chapter 2 Communication Basic 2.1 System Requirement ...... 2.2 Overview ofISDN TA PC Card. 2.3 Overview oflSDN MODEM PC Card 2.4 Installation..... Chapter 3 Getting Start. 3.1 ISDN Connections. 3.1.1 ISDN Switch Type and D-Channel Protocol ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3.1.2 B-Channel Data Rate. 3.1.3 ISDN Application Program Interfaces 3.2 How to Make ISDN Data Calls 3.2.1 PPP Connection ....... 3.2.2 Multilink PPP Connection (MP or MLPPP 3.2.3 V. 1 10 Connections. 3.2.4 V. 120 Connections. 3.2.5 Multi-destination Connections. 3.3 How to Make “Modem over ISDN” Data Calls (for ISDN MODEM model only) ............................................... 20 3.4 How to Make Voice Calls (for ISDN MODEM model only).20 3.5 How to Make “Analog Fax/Modem over PSTN“ Data Calls (for ISDN MODEM model only). . Chapter 4 CAN 2. 4.1 PPP Connection 4,2 Multilink PPP Connections. 4.3 V. l 10 Connections. 4.4 V.IZO Connection 4.5 X.75 Connections. 4.6 EuroFile Transfer Application 4.7 “Modem over ISDN Connection 4.8 “Modem over PSTN Conne 4.9 GS Faxing over [SD 4.10 Voice Applications. Chapter 5 Windows NT 5.1 Configuration for Win NT 5.2 Applications AAAAAA 5.2.1 PPP Conne , 5.2.2 Mullilink PP ,. 5.2.3 G3 Faxing over 5.2.4 “Modem over lSDN Connections (usmg CAP] Sofimodem .................... 5.2.5 “Modem over lSDN Connections (using built n 56K modem, for ISDN MODEM model only) ................. 40 5.2.6 “Modem over PSTN Connections (for lSDN MODEM .............. 41 5.2.7 Voice Appli 42 Chapter 6 43 6.1 How to Use AT Command 43 6.2 Exception ................. 44 45 47 48 Appendix A Selecting Hardware Se Appendix B Phone Jack Pin Assignmen Appendix c Utilities... Appendix D AT Commands. Appendix E More Information Chapter 1 Introduction 1.1 ISDN MODEM PC Card The ISDN TA + 56K Fax/Modem + lSDN Phone Multifunction PC Card (so called lSDN MODEM PC Card) is the only one multifunction PC Card in the world, which offers seamless connection between digital ISDN line and analog telephone line (PSTN) within one single PC Card. Its unique “switchable“ feature allows you enjoy both speed and convenience of traveling needs no matter where you are in the world, It‘s peerless switchable technology integrates both ISDN TA and today’s fastest 56K fax/modem technologies together. The users can switch to digital ISDN connections or analog PSTN connections just simply plug-in the provided network connection cables without any pain. Moreover, you don’t need to be hustle of buying two PC Cards, but still enjoy two functions, It definitely protects your investment and meets your future needs In addition to its unique switchable ability, it also features “ISDN Phone" voice application. Normally, most of the lSDN TA PC Card in the market today functions 1 or 2 B-channel for data transferring only: however, with the multifunction PC Card, you can still take pleasure from the high speed digital data transferring, but also enjoy the fun and excitement of voice communications as well. Key Features + ISDN line or analog telephone line (PSTN) connection switchable, + Provide 56K modern or G3 fax connections over analog telephone line or ISBN linet + Feature built-in microphone/speakerphone interface for “ISDN Phone" voice applications. + Provide options for lSDN S/T- or U-interface. + Assure universal lSDN protocol compatibility, D-channel: DSSl (EuroJSDN), Nl-l. INS Net 64 B-channel: X.75, V.120, V.l I0, PPP/MP, Async-to-Sync PPP Conversion, + Comply with most of the ISDN sofiware standards, such as ISDN AT command, NDIS WAN, WinISDN, CAP] 20, and NAF ISDN PC] + Microsofi Plug and Play compatible, + Menu-driven configuration uti mcluded. SPECIFICATIONS Fax 0 GS, send and receive - ElA Class 1 fax command set 0 V.90/K56flex (56Kbps), V.34+ (33.6Kbps)‘ v.34 (28.8Kbps), Vi32bis (14,4Kbps) - V.42N442bis, MNP Class 2 to 5 error correction and data compression lSDN Standards 0 Basic Rate Access (ZB+D) 0 U-interface: complies with ANSI TLGOI - S/Tvinterface: complies with ITU-T 1,430 0 Protocol: lTU-T 0,92], (2,931, and ETSI NET3 Line Rate 64/56 Kbps on 1 B-channel (lSDN data mode) 128/1 12 Kbps on 2 B-channel (PPP/MP) 56Kbps on I B-channel (modem mode) l6Kbps on D-channel for signaling ISDN Network & Switch Compatibility 0 National lSDN-l (NI-l) AT&T SESS Custom Northen Telecom DMS-IOO Custom DSSI (Euro-ISBN) INS-Net 64 B-clnn nel Protocols 0 Xi75 V. I 20 VI 10 PF? and Multilink Protocol Async-to-Sync PPP Conversion 56K modern over B—channel G3 fax over B-channel Voice over B-channel Application Program Interfaces 0 ISBN AT Command Set - WinlSDN 0 CAP] 2.0 - NDIS WAN o NAF ISDN PCI Operating System Support a Windows 98 0 Windows 95 and OSRZ a Windows NT 4.0 1.2 ISDN TA PC Card Key Featu res PCMCIA 241 and JEIDA 4.1 compliant Feature ISDN U-interface or SIT-interface for different network access connection requirement All major ISDN signaling protocols and switches support which assures ISDN interoperability Suppon of various Application Program Interfaces (APls) comply with most popular sofiware standards Windows-based configuration utility included to ease ISDN TA setup Microsofi Plug and Play compatible PC Card hot-swap and insertion suppon (for Win 98, 95) ~h++ + + +1- SPECIFICATIONS ISDN Standlrds 0 Basic Rate Access (2B+D) - U-interface: complies with ANSI Tl 60] 0 S/T-interface: complies with lTU-T 1.430 - Protocol: lTU-T (3.921, 0.93 l , and ETSI NET3 Line Rate 0 64/56 Kbps on 1 B-channel (ISDN data mode) 0 l28/l l2 Kbps on 2 B~cltannel (PPP/MP) o lstps on D—channel for signaling ISDN Network & Switch Compatibility - National lSDN-l (NH) AT&T SESS Custom Northen Telecom DMS-IOO Custom DSS] (Euro~lSDN) INS-Net 64 B-channel Protocols X,75 (CAPI mode) V. l20 V. 1 IO PPP and Multilink Protocol Async-to»Sync PPP Conversion Modem over B—channel (CAP! mode) G} fax over B—channel (CAPl mode) Voice over B-channel (CAP! mode) ooooouco Application Program lnterflces 0 ISBN AT Command Set 0 WinISDN 0 CAP] 240 0 NDlS WAN - NAF lSDN PC] Operating System Support 0 Windows 98 0 Windows 95 and OSRZ Windows NT 4.0 1.3 The Package One PCMCIA Type [I lSDN TA PC Card or ISDN MODEM PC Card. One ISDN U- or S/T-interface ISDN network connection cable. One analog fax/modem DAA connection cable (for ISDN MODEM model only) One ISDN Phone kit (for ISDN MODEM model only) One ISDN phone cord with R145 plugs. One telephone cord with R) H plugs (for ISDN MODEM model only) One user's manual One quick installation guide Driver diskettes for Win 98/95, and Win NT 4.x. One Fax/modem soflware (for ISDN MODEM model only) One CAPI-based ISDN sonware (optional) Chapter 2 Communication Basic 2.1 System Requirement To run the ISDN TA PC Card and lSDN MODEM PC Card, following system configurations are required: ' CPU: Intel Pentium or above ‘ HDD: at least BOMB free space * Memory: at least 16MB RAM “‘ At least one Type II or Type Ill PCMCIA slot ‘ PCMCIA Card Services and Socket Services v2.| or newer ‘ Windows 98. Windows 95 (or OSR2), or Windows NT 4,x well installed 2.2 Overview of ISDN TA PC Card The ISDN TA PC Card features: ISDN data connections over ISDN B-channel, through either VCOMM, WinlSDN‘, NDIS, CAP12.0. or NAF ISDN PCI, using ISDN U- or S/T-interface network connection cable. 0 Modem and GS fax connections over ISDN B-channel, through VCOMM and/or CAP], using lSDN U or S/T-interface connection cable. 0 lSDN Phone voice applications over lSDN B-channele through CAP]. using lSDN U- or SIT-interface connection cable. Choose the appropriate hardware and sofiwarc combinations for your applications. Applications Network Connection lSDN AP] Cable lSDN Data (PPP/MLP. lSDN U- or Sfr-interface VCOMM, NDIS‘ V.1]0, V.l20, X,75, network connection cable WinlSDN', CAP], NAF lSDN PC] Modem over ISBN ISBN U- or SIT-interface CAP] nelwork connection cable G3 fax over ISBN ISBN U4 or S/T-interface CAP] network connection cable ISDN Phone over lSDN lSDN U- or S/T-interface CAP] (with sound network connection cable card) ‘ WinISDN support is available under request. 2.3 Overview of ISBN MODEM PC Card The lSDN MODEM PC Card features: 0 ISBN data connections over ISDN B—channel, through either VCOMM, WinISDN‘, NDIS, CAP] 20, or NAF lSDN PC], using lSDN U- or S/T-interface network connection cable, 0 56K modem and G3 fax connections over lSDN B-channel, through VCOMM and/or CAP], using lSDN U- or S/T-interface connection cable. 0 ISBN Phone voice applications over lSDN B»channel, through VCOMM and CAP], using lSDN U- or S/T-interface connection cable. ' 56K modem and G} fax over analog telephone line (PSTN), using analog fax/modem DAA connection cable (working exactly same as conventional analog 56K fax/modem) Choose the appropriate hardware and sofiware combinations for your applications. Network Connection ISDN AP] Cable lSDN U- or S/T-interface network connection cable Applications VCOMM, NDlS, WinlSDN", CAPI, NAF lSDN PCI VCOMM, CAPI ISDN Data (PPP/MLP, V] 10‘ VJZO, X.75. etc.) Modem over ISDN lSDN U- or SIT -interface network connection cable ISDN U- or S/T-interface network connection cable ISDN U- or S/T—interface network connection cable GS fax over ISDN CAP! with hardware ISDN Phone kit, or CAP] (with sound card) VCOMM, CAP] ISDN Phone over ISDN Analog Fax/Modem over PSTN Analog Fax/Modem DAA network connection cable ‘ WinlSDN support is available under request, 2.4 Installation 1. lnstall the PC Card driver suire and [SDN Configuration Utility. 2 Insert the lSDN MODEM PC Card or ISBN TA PC Card to the free PCMCIA slot, 3, Connect the lSDN network connection cable (U- or S/T-intert‘ace) and/or analog fax/modem DAA to the multifunction PC Card's 15- pin connector. 4. Link the lSDN phone line (Kl-45 phone cord) to the ISDN network connection cable and lSDN outlet on the wall for lSDN connections. Or, for lSDN MODEM, link the analog telephone line (RJ-l 1 phone cord) to the analog fax/modem DAA and telephone outlet on the wall for analog 56K fax/modem connections. Note: If S/T-interface ISDN network connection cable is used, the ISDN phone cord should be connected between the ISDN network connection cable and external NTl device. 5. Your ISDN TA/lSDN MODEM PC Card installation is completed. 10 Appendix A: Selecting Hardware Settings When installing a card in an IBM PC compatible computer, it is important to choose settings for the PC Card which do not conflict with any other cards in the computer, Following lists are some of the settings that other cards in your computer may already be using. Your goal will be to choose an Interrupt (IRQ) and a COMx: port for your modem, that does not interfere with any other devices in your computer. When you have selected the Port and Interrupt you want to use, remember to update your communications sofiware to the same settings. COM -orts COM Port 11) Rmmu-t I‘O Rmuu COM1 to COMS l61)yte, 0100 to 03FF l bfie. 0100 to 03FF Interru to IRQ What cards/ports may be using it The cflputer's timerflot a mssible choic_el The KeMard (n_ota asible choice) If you have a PC XT: s-bit network card, VGA card, handy _' scanner, bus mouse, MIDI card or a sound card. If you have a PC AT commter controller Computer's COM2:, COM4z, COM6:, COM8:, network card, SCSI hard drive controller, handy scanner, bus mouse. or sound card Computers COM1:, COM3:. COM5:, COM7:, network card, hand scanner, bus mouse, or sound card. 4 Computer's LPT2:, network card, MF M hard drive controller, MIDI card‘ VGA, SCSI hard drive controller, handy scanner. bus mouse, or sound card. Floppy disk drive controller, network card, or sound card, (not a _l ossible chow _, Computer‘s LPTI :, network card, handy scanner, MIDI card, or sound card Computer's clock._(on|y on a PC AT, not a_possible choich 45 Second hard drive controller or network card. (not a possible choice) Appendix B: Phone Jack Pin Assignment The lSDN Modem multifunction PC Card comes with either U-interface or S/T»interface network connection cable, and analog fax/modem DAA, The U- interface connection cable is for direct lSDN line connection, which does not need any extra lSDN NTl device. The S/T-intert‘ace connection cable is for connecting to NFL Both U- and S/T-intert‘ace use RJ45 phone jack, but with different pin assignments. The bundled R145 phone cord can be used for both U4 or SIT-interface connections. The fax/modem DAA uses RJ-ll phone jack to connect to PSTN (analog telephone line) directly. The RJ45 pin-outs of U-Interface Pin 1 Not Connected Pin 2 Not Connected Pin 3 Pin 7 The RJ11 pin-outs of analog fax/modem DAA 47 Pin 1 Pin 2 Pin 3 Pin 4 I_ Pin 5 Pin 6 Appendix C: Utilities Both the ISDN TA and ISDN MODEM PC Card provide some useful utilities, which let you to check and monitor the PC Card running statuses, setup the PC Card configuration, or for special application purpose like ISDN Phone. “Status" Utility “Status" utility shows the ISDN line statuses (D-Channel, Bl-Channel, and BZ-Channel). When the [SDN line is activated, the D-Channel indicator will be lighted-up, When Bl—Channel and/or B2-Channel is/are engaged (in use), the light(s) will be turned on accordingly. “Close“ button: to close the “Status“ utility “OK" button: to hide the “Status" window to system tray To enlarge the display window, double click the icon in system tray “More" button: to display more information about the ISDN D—channel and B- channel usage. For Win 98/95, execute “Status“ (double click the icon) in “Configuration utility“. Or run “Configure" -) open “Tool“ tab —) click “Status“ button. For Win NT 4.x, click “Start" button on the Iefi~lower comer on Windows desktop, execute “Run”, enter “status.exe” file name. Protocol Analyzer Utility The ISDN protocol analyzer is an useful utility for technician to do trouble shooting You can capture the ISDN protocols on the D-Channel and B- Channel for trouble shooting when you are encountering ISDN connection problems. Then contact the technician or technical support person for fiirther assistance. “Filters" pop-up menu: to capture the D-channelv and B-channel protocol 48 data when lSDN line is activated “Display" pop-up menu: to display and interpret the captured lSDN protocol data “File” pop-up menu: to save the captured data. You can save and send the data to your technician or technical support people for further analysis. For Win 98/95, execute “Protocol” (double click the icon) in “Configuration utility“. Or run “Configure" -) open “Tool" tab -) click “Protocol“ button. For Win NT 4.x, click “Start" button on the Iefi-lower comer on Windows desktop, execute “Run", enter “pantue” file name. Appendix D: AT Command Refer to the “lSDNCMD.TXT" file in the “Disk 4” driver disk for the lSDN AT command details. Refer to the “MDMCMDIXT” file in the “Disk 4" driver disk for the Fax/Modem AT command details. Appendix E: More Information You can find more information about the PC Card, such as 08m, in the “Disk 4“ driver disk. Execute the EXE file(s) to de-compresse the files. 49
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