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ADSL PCI Modem

Easy Start

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Version 1.0

Protocols Discussed:

RFC 2684 (RFC 1483)

RFC 2225 (RFC 1577)

RFC 2364

Contents

About this Easy Start2

Minimum System Requirements2

Step 1: Installing Your ADSL PCI Modem3

Step 2: Connecting Your ADSL PCI Modem4

Step 3: Installing Your ADSL PCI Modem Driver

(One-Click Installation)5

Step 4: Configuring VPI/VCI Values for Internet

Connection16

Step 5: Establishing Your Internet Connection

(For RFC 2364 only)18

Windows® 95 OSR2.1, 98, 98 Second Edition, Me, 2000 and Windows NT® 4.0 supported

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Product warranty does not apply to damage caused by lightning, power surges or wrong voltage usage.

About this

Easy Start

For users who have not installed a modem card before, it is recommended that

you refer to the User Manual on the Installation CD for detailed installation

instructions. It also contains the sections on Frequently Asked Questions and

Troubleshooting Guide.

(Print out the entire User Manual for your easy reference.)

Please read the ReadMe.txt file on the Installation CD for any new updates on the product.

This booklet contains information on setting up your ADSL

PCI Modem. It touches on the key installation procedures

and allows you to setup your modem within minutes!

Minimum System Requirements

• IBM PC-based computer with Pentium

• 1 CD-ROM drive

• 1 free PCI-Bus slot

• 32MB RAM

MMX 233 processor or equivalent

• 30MB free hard disk space for system files and modem driver

(Windows CD-ROM may be required during installation, depending on your system's

configurations.)

• Windows

Windows® 98

Windows® 98 Second Edition

Windows® Me

Windows® 2000 or

Windows NT® 4.0

95 OSR2.1

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Step 1: Installing Your ADSL PCI Modem

Power off your computer and any connected devices before connecting your modem card!

After removing the cover of your computer, locate any available PCI-Bus slot and

remove its cover plate.

Ê Insert your modem card firmly into the PCI-Bus slot.

Ë Secure the modem card with the mounting screw and replace the cover of

your computer.

Cover

Plate

Mounting Screw

PCI-bus Slot

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Step 2: Connecting Your ADSL PCI Modem

PHONE jack - from Telephone Set

LINE jack - to Telephone Wall Socket

Telephone Wall Socket

Data LED

Link LED

ADSL PCI Modem

Telephone

extension cord

(ADSL Line)

Telephone set

Connect your card as illustrated above. Upon completion, please proceed with the

following section to install the card driver.

1. The connection for the Telephone set is optional. The Phone jack provides convenience to users who need to use the phone when accessing the computer.

2. No external Micro-Filter is required as your ADSL PCI Modem has a built-in Micro-Filter at the Phone jack.

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Step 3: Installing Your ADSL PCI Modem

Driver

(One-Click Installation)

This section contains the installation procedures for protocols:

- RFC 2684 (also known as RFC 1483)

- RFC 2225 (also known as RFC 1577) and

- RFC 2364

You only need to install one of the protocols as determined by your Internet Service

Provider.

The modem driver installation comes with both One-Click Installation* and Manual

Installation instructions. One-Click installation allows you to automate installation

in just a few steps whereas Manual Installation requires you to manually step

through the entire installation process.

This guide contains only the One-Click Installation* instructions. For Manual

installation, please refer to the User Manual - Installing Your ADSL PCI Modem

Driver (Manual Installation).

1. The screen shots, screens information and steps illustrated in this

booklet serve only as a guide. The exact information and steps you see on your system may vary, depending on your system's configurations. For any dissimilarities, follow closely to the instructions as prompted on your PC screen.

2. System may prompt for your Windows CD-ROM during the driver installation. Have it ready by your side.

3. For Windows NT

Please refer to the User Manual (on the Installation CD) for your driver installation instructions.

4.0 users, One-Click Installation is not supported.

* One-Click Installation is not supported in Windows NT® 4.0. Please refer to the user

manual found on the Installation CD for Windows NT

4.0 Manual Installation.

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3.1 One-Click Installation - For Windows® 95 OSR2.1

i) Power on your computer to start Windows. It will detect your newly-installed

ADSL PCI Modem and prompt for its driver. Click Cancel.

For RFC 2364 users:

You need to have Microsoft Dial-Up Networking (DUN) version 1.3 and above, installed in your system. If you already have please proceed with the next step.

If not,

please carry out the following steps to install the utility before proceeding

with the next step. a) Go to Microsoft’s website: b) In the Microsoft Search path, enter Msdun13.exe. From the results

listed, locate and select MSDUN13.EXE: Dial-Up Networking 1.3

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c) Click Msdun13.exe to download the file to your harddisk.

[file size is about 2.4MBytes]

d) From your Windows taskbar, click Start > Run.... Browse to the directory

where you have downloaded Msdun13.exe. Select the file and click OK.

http://www.microsoft.com.

it installed in your system,

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Click OK again. e) At the prompt to install Dial-Up Networking, click Yes to proceed. f) At the Microsoft TCP/IP Networking prompt, click Ye s. g) When prompted to restart, click OK.

ii) Place the Installation CD into your CD-ROM Drive. A Main Menu will be

prompted.

(If you do not see the Menu displayed, double-click on My Computer icon. Locate your CD-ROM

Drive icon and double-click on it. Alternatively, you may double-click on the setup.exe at the

util folder on the Installation CD.)

On the Menu, click the circle corresponding to the protocol you are installing.

Installation will commence.

iii) Depending on your systems configurations, you may be prompted for your

Windows CD-ROM for some missing files.

Replace the Installation CD in your CD-ROM drive with your Windows CD-

ROM and click OK.

If prompted for the files

location, type in your

Windows CD-ROM path in

the text box and click OK.

Allow some time for system to install and copy all required files for your

modem. See note on the following page.

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For RFC 2684 (RFC 1483) users:

Upon files copying complete, system will automatically restart. (Rebooting may take a while.)

You may be prompted with DHCP Client. Click No.

This completes your driver installation. Please proceed to Step 4 to configure the VPI/VCI values.

For RFC 2364 users: Upon files copying complete, system will automatically restart. (Rebooting

may take a while.) If you are installing a modem in your computer for the first time, you may be

prompted for your location information. Enter the relevant information and click Close .

This completes your driver installation. Please proceed to Step 4 to configure the VPI/VCI values.

For RFC 2225 (RFC 1577) users:

You will be prompted with the TCP/IP & PVC Setting dialog box as shown below.

Enter the IP Address and New Gateway fields with the addresses given by your Internet Service Provider.

Overwrite the default values with values given by your Internet Service Provider , when necessary .

Click OK. At the prompt for restart, click

OK. Please proceed to Step 4 to

configure the VPI/VCI values.

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3.2 One-Click Installation - For Windows® 98 / 98

Second Edition

i) Power on your computer to start Windows. It will detect your newly-installed

ADSL PCI Modem and prompt for its driver. Click Cancel.

ii) Place the Installation CD into your CD-ROM Drive. A Main Menu will be

prompted.

(If you do not see the Menu displayed, double-click on My Computer icon. Locate your CD-ROM

Drive icon and double-click on it. Alternatively, you may double-click on the setup.exe at the

util folder on the Installation CD.)

On the Menu, click the circle corresponding to the protocol you are installing.

Installation will commence.

iii) Depending on your systems configurations, you may be prompted for your

Windows CD-ROM for some missing files.

Replace the Installation CD in your CD-ROM drive with your Windows CD-

ROM and click OK.

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If prompted for the files location, type in your Windows CD-ROM path in the

text box and click OK.

Allow some time for system to install and copy all required files for your

modem.

iv) Upon completion, system will automatically restart. (Rebooting may take a

while.)

For RFC 2364 and RFC 2225 (RFC 1577) users, see the note below.

For RFC 2684 (RFC 1483) users, please proceed to Step 4 to configure the

VPI/VCI values.

For RFC 2364 users: If you are installing a modem in your computer for the first time, you may be

prompted for your location information. Enter the relevant information and click Close. Please proceed to Step 4 to configure the VPI/VCI values.

For RFC 2225 (RFC 1577) users: From the TCP/IP & PVC Setting dialog box, enter the IP Address and New

Gateway fields with the addresses given by your Internet Service Provider.

Overwrite the default values with values given by your Internet Service Provider, when necessary. Click OK.

At the prompt for restart, click OK.

Please proceed to Step 4 to configure the VPI/VCI values.

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3.3 One-Click Installation - For Windows® Me

i) Power on your computer to start Windows. It will detect your newly-installed

ADSL PCI Modem and prompt for its driver. Click Cancel.

ii) Place the Installation CD into your CD-ROM Drive. A Main Menu will be

prompted.

(If you do not see the Menu displayed, double-click on My Computer icon. Locate your CD-ROM

Drive icon and double-click on it. Alternatively, you may double-click on the setup.exe at the

util folder on the Installation CD.)

On the Menu, click the circle corresponding to the protocol you are installing.

Installation will commence.

iii) Allow some time for your system to install and copy all the required files for

your modem. Upon completion, system will restart automatically. (Rebooting

may take a while.)

For RFC 2364 and RFC 2225 (RFC 1577) users, see the note on the

following page.

For RFC 2684 (RFC 1483) users, please proceed to Step 4 to configure the

VPI/VCI values.

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For RFC 2364 users:

If you are installing a modem in your computer for the first time, you may be prompted for your location information. Enter the relevant information and click Close. Please proceed to Step 4 to configure the VPI/VCI values.

For RFC 2225 (RFC 1577) users:

You will be prompted with the dialog box shown below. Enter the IP Address and New Gateway fields with the addresses given by

your Internet Service Provider.

Overwrite the default values with values given by your Internet Service Provider, when necessary.

Click OK. At the prompt for restart,

click OK. Please proceed to Step 4

to configure the VPI/VCI values.

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3.4 One-Click Installation - For Windows® 2000

i) Power on your computer to start Windows. It will detect your newly-installed

ADSL PCI Modem and prompt for its driver. Click Cancel.

ii) Place the Installation CD into your CD-ROM Drive. A Main Menu will be

prompted.

(If you do not see the Menu displayed, double-click on My Computer icon. Locate your CD-ROM

Drive icon and double-click on it. Alternatively, you may double-click on the setup.exe at the

util folder on the Installation CD.)

Click on the circle corresponding to the protocol you are installing. Installation

will commence.

iii) You may be prompted with Digital Signature Not Found dialog box. This

occurs when Windows detected a newer version of your driver. Click Yes to

proceed.

iv) Allow some time for your system to automatically install and copy all the

required files for your modem.

v) You will be prompted Installation Completed Successfully. Click OK.

Click Exit from the Menu.

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For RFC 2684 (RFC 1483) and RFC 2364 users:

Please proceed to Step 4 to configure the VPI/VCI values.

For RFC 2364 users, if you are installing a modem in your computer for the

first time, you may be prompted for your location information. Enter the

relevant information and click Close.

For RFC 2225 (RFC 1577) users:

a) From your Windows desktop, right-click on the icon My Network

Places. Select Properties.

b) From your Windows desktop, right-click on My Network Places icon

and select Properties.

At the Network and Dial-up Connections window, double-click on the

Local Area Connection icon.

If you have previously installed Network Card(s) and/or Modem Card(s) in your

system, you will see more than one Local Area Connection icons displayed.

Double-click on one of the icons. From the Connect using field at the

Properties dialog box, you should see ADSL PCI Modem listed (see the

following page for illustration). If not, double-click another Local Area

Connection icon and check.

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Ensure that the field Connect Using indicates ADSL PCI Modem.

(Else, you need to re-install your modem driver.)

Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and click Properties.

c) Select the option 'Use

the following IP

address'. Enter all

the required

information as given

by your Internet

Service Provider and

click OK.

Click OK again.

Please proceed to Step 4 to configure the VPI/VCI values.

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Step 4: Configuring VPI/VCI Values for

Internet Connection

i) Right-click on the MAPI Icon . Select

Configuration.

ii) The following window will be prompted.

(The options for RFC 2684, 2225 and 2364 are similar. The illustration shown here

is based on RFC 2364.)

Click to

configure and

add multiple

VPI/VCI values

(see step iii)

Click to exit.

 MAPI Icon will be displayed at your Windows system tray after you have successfully installed

your modem driver. This icon will allow you to monitor your ADSL line connection, configure your

VPI/VCI values and so on. The different MAPI LEDs light indicate different connection states.

For details, please refer to Appendix A - ADSL MAPI Icon on the User Manual.

Click to select your Internet

Service Provider.

Click to activate the listed

Service Provider.

Click Set Mode if you have

make changes to the ADSL

mode.

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iii) To configure VPI/VCI values, add multiple ISP names or multiple VPI/VCI

values, click PVC Table.

(Illustrations shown here are examples

only.)

To edit the existing configuration or to change the ISP Name, double-click on

it. Overwrite the existing values with your new ones and click OK.

To add a new configuration, click Add. Enter your new ISP Name, VPI, VCI

values and click OK.

To remove an existing configuration, click on the ISP Name and click Remove.

You may activate any of your configurations by selecting the ISP Name and

click Activate.

For RFC 2684 and 2225 users, you may double-click your browser to begin your

Internet surfing!

For RFC 2364 users, please proceed to step 5 to establish your Internet connection.

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Step 5: Establishing Your Internet

Connection

i) From your Windows desktop, a ADSL PCI Modem dial-up icon will be

generated. Double-click on it.

ii) A dialog box similar to the one shown on your right will be prompted.

(The illustrated screen is based on

Windows

systems may have their screen differ

slightly.)

Enter the required information.

Ensure that the MAPI Icon (at your

system tray) shows both the leds

black in colour (indicating ADSL line

is established).

Click Connect to dial up to the

Internet.

iii) Upon successful dial-up, you should be able to see an icon ( ) displayed

at the corner of your Windows taskbar. Double-click your browser to begin

your Internet surfing!

Double-click on the icon. You will be able to see the following information.

Me. Different operating

(For RFC 2364 only)

(The connection speed indicates the speed

that the ADSL modem can achieved. Your

actual connection speed will depend on

the subscription plan that you have signed-

up with your ADSL Service Provider.)

Check your connection time by looking at the Duration. Click Disconnect to

end the session.

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