Dynalink ALE070 Quick Setup Manual

Quick Setup Guide
ALE070
ADSL External Modem
ADSL External Modem Quick Set-up Guide
Introduction
By purchasing a Dynalink ADSL modem you have entered into the world of broadband Internet access. ADSL not only provides high speed access but also is an "always on" service.
Security
Exposure to potential security risks while you are online is an issue that should not be ignored. To secure your data we strongly recommend the use of good intrusion prevention software or firewall software before going online. Visit our website at http://www.dynalink.co.nz for a link to an online test site to find out how secure your computer is. You will also find information on purchasing firewall software to secure your computer.
Sharing Internet access for more than one computer
The most convenient method to share access is to install a modem router rather than a modem that was designed for standalone computers. Yet Internet sharing with some limitations is still possible if one of your networked computers runs Windows 98 Second Edition, ME, 2000 or XP.
Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) is a Windows facility that provides networked computers with the ability to share a single connection to the Internet. For more information about ICS refer to Windows help material or search the Microsoft Knowledge Base on line using key words “kbFAQ kbinfo KB234815”.
Information update
Please check the Dynalink website regularly for updates, or to download a more current version of this Quick Set-up Guide.
Before you start
Please follow the steps outlined in this guide. Modem drivers are located on the supplied manufacturer’s CD. You will also find a User’s Manual that provides further information on this modem.
1.1 Minimum System Requirements:
Pentium
®
II 233 MHz
64MB RAM
Windows
®
98, ME, 2000, XP
Available USB port
CD-ROM drive
20 MB free hard disk space
ADSL telephone line installed
Subscription to an ISP supporting ADSL.
1.2 Note on attaching other USB devices:
When you add other USB devices after installing this USB modem, an error message may appear stating that the USB controller bandwidth is exceeded. The additional USB device would not function properly.
Sometimes it is possible to reallocate the USB bandwidth in the system by changing the order you attach all the USB devices. For example, your USB modem is already connected and you want to add a webcam. In this case:
1. Unplug the USB modem to release the bandwidth.
2. Attach the webcam to your computer. Then reconnect the USB modem. The USB modem should adjust to use less bandwidth.
If the above method does not work, you may need a PCI to USB card to create a second USB in the system to support all the available devices.
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