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MultiMobile ZLX
Quick Start Guide
MT128ZLX-ST/NT
ISDN PC-Card Modem
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MultiMobile MT128ZLX-ST/NT ISDN PC Card Modem
Quick Start Guide
P/N 82068902, Revision C
Copyright © 2001 by Multi-Tech Systems, Inc.
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C 2/24/01 Supersedes Owner’s Manual
P/N 82068901
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Internet Address: http://www.multitech.com
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Contents
1 Introduction 1
Product Description 2
About This Manual 3
Safety Warnings 3
Technical Specifications 4
Features 5
2 Installation in Windows 95 7
3 Installation in Windows 98 12
4 Installation in Windows NT 18
5 Installation in Windows 2000 21
6 Installation in Windows ME 25
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1 Introduction
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Product Description
The MT128ZLX-ST/NT is a credit-card-size ISDN terminal adapter. It is plugand-play compatible. The MT128ZLX-ST/NT is a Type II PCMCIA (PC-card)
device with a thickness of 5 mm. It complies with the PCMCIA Standard
Release 2.1 and JEIDA 4.2. The MT128ZLX-ST works with the “S/T” ISDN
interface. The MT128ZLX-NT works with the “U” ISDN interface. Otherwise
the MT128ZLX-ST and the MT128ZLX-NT are functionally equivalent.
The MT128ZLX is compatible with common ISDN telephony switch types,
including NI-1, AT&T 5-ESS, Nortel DMS-100, ETSI, and Japan INS-64. It
uses Basic-Rate-Interface (ISDN-BRI) s erv ice a nd operates at data speeds up
to 128Kbps.
The MT128ZLX supports most common communications protocols
(including V.110, V.120, PPP, MLP, MLP+BOD, and HDLC Tran s parent).
The MT128ZLX supports common Application Program Interfaces like NDIS,
CAPI 2.0, and VCOMM (for Windows 95/98/2000/ME but not for Windows
NT).
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About This Manual
This User Guide explains how to install your MT128ZLX-ST or MT128ZLX-NT
terminal adapter in multiple operating systems.
Windows 95 Windows 2000
Windows 98 Windows ME (Millenium Edition)
Windows NT
For comprehensive information about the MT128ZLX-ST and MT128ZLX-ST
terminal adapters, see the User Guide (S0000154) which is in PDF format on
the MT128ZLX Product CD.
Safety Warnings
Never install telephone wiring d u rin g a lightning storm.
Never install telephone jacks in wet locations unless the jacks are specifically designed
for wet locations.
Never touch uninsulated telephone wires or termina ls u nless the telephone line has
been disconnected at the network interface.
Use caution when installing or modifying telephone lines.
Avoid using a telephone (other than cordless type) du ring an electrical storm. There
may be a remote risk of electrical shock from lightning.
Do not use the telephone to report a gas leak in the vicinity of that lea k.
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Technical Specifications
Model Number: MT128ZLX-ST or MT128ZLX-NT
Dimensions: 54mm (W) x 85.6mm (L) x 5mm (H)
Weight: 1.225 oz. (35 g)
Power: +5V
Power Consumption: 0.86 W (concurrent mode)
Cable/Connector: RJ-45 (telco end), 15-pin (to laptop PC)
PC Card Interface: PCMCIA Type II
Switch Compatibility: AT&T 5ESS, Nortel DMS-100, NI-1, ETSI
Operating Systems: Windows 95 (OSR2), Windows 98, Win NT,
Term. Adapter Specs:
• Microsoft Plug-and-Play compatible
• Multiple signaling protocol compatibility with these IS D N
protocols and phone switches: NI-1, ETSI, AT&T 5ESS,
Nortel DMS-100
• B-Channel speed support: 56 kbps and 64 kbps
• B-Channel protocols: V.120, X.75, Async-to-Sync PPP
Conversion, Multi-Link PPP (RFC1317) with channel
bundling at 112kbps or , and HDLC Raw Data.
• Compatible with AT command set
• Windows-based configuration utility inclu d ed
±5%, @220mA
Windows 2000, Windows ME
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Features
• Compatible with most laptop computers
• Compatible with Card and Socket Services
• Easy to install and use
• Card is hot swappable
• Supports popular OSs (e.g., Windows 95/98/NT/2000/ME)
• Windows-based configuration utility inclu d ed
•==Microsoft Plug and Play (PnP) Compatible
•==Multiple signaling protocol compatibility with the following ISDN
protocols and switches: NI-1, ETSI, AT&T 5ESS and Nortel DMS100
•==B-Channel speed support: 56Kbps and 64Kbps
•==B-Channel Protocol: V.120, X.75, Async-to-Sync PPP Conversion,
Multi-Link PPP (RFC1317), and HDLC raw data, V.110
•==Three Application Program Interfaces (APIs) are supported:
NDIS, CAPI, and VCOMM (VCOMM not supported for WinNT)
•==AT command set compatible
•==Windows-based configuration utility inclu d ed.
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2 Installation in Windows 95
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Windows 95 Installation
NOTE: Before beginning the installation, you mu s t ob tain the following
technical information from your telephone company:
SPIDs (North America only)
Switch Type
Voice Encoding scheme
Telephone Number(s)
NOTE: As you begin this procedure, the MT128ZLX card should not be
installed in the computer’s PCMCIA slot. The setup.exe file must be
run before the card is installed . O therw ise problems will arise as
Windows 95 detects the device.
1. For now, leave the MT128ZLX card out of the computer’s PCMCIA slot.
2. Insert the MT128ZLX Installation CD into the computer’s CD-ROM drive.
3. Using Windows Explorer, browse to the win9x directory on the MT128ZLX
Installation CD.
4. Double-click on the Setup.exe file to launch the Configuration Utility Setup
program.
At the Welcome screen, click Next>.
5. At the Choose Destination Location screen, you can accept the default
path or enter a different path at which to install the Configuration Utility
files. Click Next>.
6. At the Select Program Folder screen, you can accept the default folder or
select another folder into which the program icons will be added.
Then click Next>.
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7. The Start Copying Files screen allows you one last chance to go back and
change information that you have provided in prev ious steps.
When satisfied with your settings, click Next> to begin copying files.
8. Progress screens will appear while files are being copied to your hard disk.
9. When prompted to install the Accelerator Pack, click Yes.
The Accelerator Pack updates the Dial-Up N etw orking s oftware
components to include ISDN functionality.
10. Click Yes to accept the license agreement.
11. You will be prompted to read the manufacturer’s documentation. Click
OK.
12. At the Setup Complete screen, select Yes, I want to restart my
computer now. Click Finish.
13. When the restart process is complete, a message will appear indicating
that “ISDN PC Card does not exis t, ” meaning that the card is not in the
computer’s PCMCIA slot. This is normal. After the drivers are installed,
this message will appear upon restart anytime the MT128ZLX card is not
installed in its slot. Click OK.
14. Insert the MT128ZLX into the computer’s PCMCIA slot.
15. Windows 95 will detect the MT128ZLX card. The New Hardware Found
wizard will display a series of screens indicating that is has found new
hardware and that it is installing the corresponding software.
16. Go to Start | Settings | Control Panel. Select the Network icon. Select
the Configuration tab. Click Add.
17. At the Select Network Component Type screen, highlight Adapter and
click Add.
18. At the Select Network Adapters screen, highlight “MultiTech” in the
Manufacturers pane. In the right pane (the Network Adapters pane),
the MT128ZLX ISDN Adapter appears in the list.
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Click OK. This installs the NDIS Application Program Interface and adds
ISDN-LINE0 and ISDN-LINE1 to the list of devices in Dial-Up
Networking.
At the Network screen (under the Configuration tab),
click OK.
19. The ISDN Configuration wizard begins.
NOTE: The information entered in the Microsoft ISDN Config u ration
wizard does not affect the operation of the MT128ZLX. However,
completing this wizard is necessary to upd a te certain dial-up
networking software components to add ISDN fu nctionality to
Windows 95. The MT128ZLX is configured for use with the
Configuration Utility that was insta lled d u ring d riv er ins ta llation. In
the section “Configuring the MT128ZLX” (presented later in this
chapter), you will supply setup information for us ing the
Configuration Utility program with your particula r computer.
Click Next>.
20. Accept the default value for the “Switch Protocol.” Click Next>.
21. The next wizard screen requests Phone Number and SPID information.
It is not necessary to enter this information here. You will be a s ked to
supply this information later (in the Configuration Utility program).
Leave the fields of this dialog box blank. Click Next>.
22. At the ‘completion’ screen, click Finish.
23. When prompted to restart your computer, click Yes.
24. Driver installation is now complete. However, before you can use your
MT128ZLX in Windows 95, it must be configured with SPIDs (in the U.S.
and Canada), telephone numbers, voice-encoding information, and
switch-type information. (See the procedure “Configuring the MT128ZLX
In Windows 95” in the User Guide, P/N S0000154.)
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3 Installation in Windows 98
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Windows 98 Installation
NOTE: Before beginning the installation, you mu s t ob tain the
following technical information from your telephone
company:
SPIDs (North America only)
Switch Type
Voice Encoding scheme
Telephone Number(s)
NOTE: As you begin this procedure, the MT128ZLX card should not
be installed in the computer’s PCMCIA slot. The setup.exe
file must be run before the card is in s talled. Otherwise
problems will arise as Windows 98 detects the device.
NOTE: During the installation, you should have your Windows 98
CD-ROM close at hand. Windows 98 may need to add or
update files which must be copied from the CD.
1. For now, leave the MT128ZLX card out of the computer’s PCMCIA slot.
2. Insert the MT128ZLX Installation CD into the computer’s CD-ROM drive.
3. Using Windows Explorer, browse to the win9x directory on the MT128ZLX
Installation CD.
4. Double-click on the Setup.exe file to launch the Configuration Utility Setup
program.
At the Welcome screen, click Next.
5. At the Choose Destination Location screen, you can accept the default
path or enter a different path at which to install the Configuration Utility
files.
Click Next>.
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6. At the Select Program Folder screen, you can accept the default folder or
select another folder into which the program icons will be added. Then
click Next>.
7. The Start Copying Files screen allows you one last chance to go back and
change information that you have provided in prev ious steps.
When satisfied with your settings, click Next> to begin copying files.
8. Progress screens will appear while files are being copied to your hard disk.
9. The Configuration Utility screen appears, displaying the various applets of
the Configuration Utility program.
Close the Configuration Utility window.
10. At the Setup Complete, screen, select Yes, I want to restart my
computer now. Click Finish.
11. When the restart process is complete, a message will appear indicating
that “ISDN PC Card does not exis t, ” meaning that the card is not in the
computer’s PCMCIA slot. This is normal. After the drivers are installed,
this message will appear upon restart anytime the MT128ZLX card is not
installed in its slot. Click OK.
12. Insert the MT128ZLX into the computer’s PCMCIA slot.
13. Windows 98 will detect the MT128ZLX card. The New Hardware Found
wizard will display a series of screens indicating that is has found new
hardware and that it is installing the corresponding software.
14. Go to Start | Settings | Control Panel. Select the Network icon. Select
the Configuration tab. Click Add.
15. At the Select Network Component Type screen, highlight Adapter and
click Add.
16. At the Select Network Adapters screen, highlight “MultiTech” in the
Manufacturers pane. In the right pane (the Network Adapters pane),
the MT128ZLX ISDN Adapter appears in the list.
Click OK. This installs the NDIS Application Program Interface and adds
ISDN-LINE0 and ISDN-LINE1 to the list of devices in Dial-Up
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Networking. At the Network screen (under the Configuration tab),
click OK.
17. The ISDN Configuration wizard begins.
NOTE: The information entered in the Microsoft ISDN Config u ration
wizard does not affect the operation of the MT128ZLX.
However, completing this wizard is neces s a ry to u p d a te
certain dial-up networking software components to add
ISDN functionality to Windows 98. The MT128ZLX is
configured for use with the Configuration Utility that was
installed during driver installation. In the section
“Configuring the MT128ZLX” (presented later in this
chapter), you will supply setup information for us ing the
Configuration Utility program with your particula r
computer.
Click Next>.
18. Accept the default value for the “Switch Protocol.” Click Next>.
19. The next wizard screen requests Phone Number and SPID information.
It is not necessary to enter this information here. You will be a s ked to
supply this information later (in the Configuration Utility program).
Leave the fields of this dialog box blank. Click Next>.
20. At the ‘completion’ screen, click Finish.
21. In some cases, Windows 98 may require an additional software
component which can be loaded from the Windows 98 C D - RO M . If this
occurs, a notification screen will appear.
Insert your Windows 98 CD into the CD-ROM drive and follow the
Windows 98 messages to allow the required files to be copied.
22. When the ISDN Configuration wizard process is complete, you will be
prompted to restart your computer. Click Yes.
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23. Driver installation is now complete. However, before you can use your
MT128ZLX in Windows 98, it must be configured with SPIDs (in the U.S.
and Canada), telephone numbers, voice-encoding information, and
switch-type information. (See the procedure “Configuring the MT128ZLX
in Windows 98” in the User Guide,
P/N S0000154.)
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4 Installation in Windows NT
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Windows NT4 Installation
Note: To install, configure, and remove devices in Windows NT, your
logon permissions must include the ability to load and
remove device drivers.
1. Insert the MT128ZLX card into the laptop PC. 2. Insert the MT128ZLX
Installation CD into the computer’s CD-ROM d riv e.
3. In Windows Explorer, browse to the NT40 directory on the MT128ZLX
Installation CD.
4. Double-click on the Setup.exe file to launch the Configuration Utility Setup
program. At the Welcome screen, click Next>.
5. At the Choose Destination Location screen, you can accept the default
path or enter a different path at which to install the Config u ra tion U tility
files. Click Next>.
6. At the Select Program Folder screen, you can accept the default folder or
select another folder into which the program icons will be added. Then
click Next>.
7. The Start Copying Files screen allows you one last chance to go back and
change the information that you have provided in prev ious steps.
When satisfied with your settings, click Next> to begin copying files.
8. Progress screens will appear while files are being copied to your hard disk.
When file copying is complete, a Configuration Utility window will also
appear, displaying the three applets of the Configuration Utility prog ra m
(HW Detect, Protocol Analyzer, and Status monitor).
Close the Configuration Utility window.
9. At the Setup Complete, screen, select Yes, I want to restart my computer
now. Click Finish.
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10. When the restart process is complete, the HW Detect window will appear.
This screen presents the IRQ values and base-I/ O a ddres s es that are
available in the computer. Available resources are ma rked w ith a g reen
check. Resources already in use are marked with a red “X.”
This is an informational screen only. Click OK.
NOTE: The resource information presented on the HW Detect screen
is also available at Start | Programs | Administrative Tools
| Windows NT Diagnostics.
Then select the Resources tab.
Click on the IRQ button to see the IRQ resources already in
use.
Click on I/O Port to see the base-I/O addresses already in
use.
11. Go to Start | Settings | Control Panel | Network.. Select the Adapters
tab. Click Add.
12. The Select Network Adapter screen appears. Click Have Disk.
13. At the Insert Disk screen, enter D:\nt40, where “D” is the CD-ROM drive
letter. Click OK.
14. The Select OEM Option screen appears. Click OK.
15. A progress screen will appear while files are being copied.
16. The MultiMobile MT128ZLX Setup screen will appear.
Enter the “Adapter Settings” (these are computer res ou rce setting s ) a n d
the “Line Settings” (these are ISDN setting s ) tha t a re requ es ted on the
screen. Click OK.
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17. A progress screen appears briefly. Then a Setup Message screen appears
indicating that RAS must be configured. Click OK.
18. At the Network screen, click on the Services tab. Highlight Remote
Access Service. Click on Properties.
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19. At the Remote Access Setup screen, select Add.
20. The Add RAS Device screen appears. Highlight “ISDN1 – MT128STZLX”
and click OK.
21. At the Remote Access Setup screen, select Add again.
22. The Add RAS Device screen appears again. Highlight “ISDN2 –
MT128STZLX” and click OK.
23. At the Remote Access Setup screen, click Continue.
24. At the Network screen, click Close.
25. Progress screens appear while bindings are being stored. You will then be
prompted to reboot your computer. Click Yes.
26. Installation is complete.
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5 Installation in Windows
2000
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Windows 2000 Installation
NOTE: Before beginning the installation, you mu s t ob tain the
following technical information from your telephone
company:
SPIDs (North America only)
Switch Type
Voice Encoding scheme
Telephone Number(s)
NOTE: To install, configure, and remove devices in Windows 2000,
your logon permissions must include the ability to load and
remove device drivers.
NOTE: As you begin this procedure, the MT128ZLX card should not
be installed in the computer’s PCMCIA slot. The setup.exe
file must be run before the card is in s talled. Otherwise
problems will arise as Windows 2000 detects the device.
1. For now, leave the MT128ZLX card out of the computer’s PCMCIA slot.
2. Insert the MT128ZLX Installation CD into the computer’s CD-ROM drive.
3. Using Windows Explorer, browse to the win2000 directory on the
MT128ZLX Installation CD.
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4. Double-click on the Setup.exe file to launch the Configuration Utility Setup
program. At the Welcome screen, click Next>.
5. At the Choose Destination Location screen, you can accept the default
path or enter a different path at which to install the Configuration Utility
files. Click Next>.
6. At the Select Program Folder screen, you can accept the default folder or
select another folder into which the program icons will be added. Then
click Next>.
7. The Start Copying Files screen allows you one last chance to go back and
change information that you have provided in prev ious steps. When
satisfied with your settings, click Next> to begin copying files.
8. Progress screens will appear while files are being copied to your hard disk.
When file copying is complete, a Configuration Utility window will also
appear, displaying the various a pplets of the C o nfig u ra tion U tility prog ram
(HW Detect, Protocol Analyzer, and Status monitor, etc.). Close the
Configuration Utility window.
9. At the Setup Complete, screen, select Yes, I want to restart my computer
now. Click Finish.
10. When the restart process is complete, the Line Status window will appear
briefly. Now, insert the MT128ZLX card into the laptop PC.
11. Windows 2000 detects the MT128ZLX card and the Found New
Hardware screen appears.
12. The Digital Signature Not Found screen will appear. Click Yes.
13. The Found New Hardware screen appears again, followed by another
Digital Signature Not Found screen.
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14. The ISDN Configuration wizard screen sequence (lab eled IS DN –
Intelligent PCMCIA ISDN TA (Net)) begins.
NOTE: The information entered in the Microsoft ISDN Config u ration
wizard does not affect the operation of the MT128ZLX.
However, completing this wizard is neces s a ry to u p d a te
certain dial-up networking software components to add
ISDN functionality to Windows 2000. The MT128ZLX is
configured for use with the Configuration Utility that was
installed during driver installation. In the section
“Configuring the MT128ZLX” (presented later in this
chapter), you will supply setup information for us ing the
Configuration Utility program with your particula r
computer.
The info entered in this screen sequence will be superseded.
Click Next>.
15. The next screen requests Phone Number and SPID information. Again,
this info will be superseded. Leave the fields on this screen blank. Click
Next>.
16. A completion screen appears. Click Finish.
17. You will be prompted to restart your computer. Click Yes. The driver
installation procedure is now complete. However, before you can use your
MT128ZLX in Windows 2000, it must be configured with SPIDs (in the
U.S. and Canada), telephone numbers, voice-encoding information, and
switch-type information. (See the procedure “Configuring the MT128ZLX
In Windows 2000” in the User Guide, P/N S0000154.)
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Windows ME Installation
NOTE: Before beginning the installation, you mu s t ob tain the
following technical information from your telephone
company:
SPIDs (North America only)
Switch Type
Voice Encoding scheme
Telephone Number(s)
NOTE: As you begin this procedure, the MT128ZLX card should not
be installed in the computer’s PCMCIA slot. The setup.exe
file must be run before the card is in s talled. Otherwise
problems will arise as Windows ME detects the device.
NOTE: During the installation, you should have your Windows ME
CD-ROM close at hand. Windows ME may need to add or
update files which must be copied from the CD.
1. For now, leave the MT128ZLX card out of the computer’s PCMCIA slot.
2. Insert the MT128ZLX Installation CD into the computer’s CD-ROM drive.
3. Using Windows Explorer, browse to the win9x directory on the MT128ZLX
Installation CD.
4. Double-click on the Setup.exe file to launch the Configuration Utility Setup
program. At the Welcome screen, click Next.
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5. At the Choose Destination Location screen, you can accept the default
path or enter a different path at which to install the Configuration Utility
files. Click Next>.
6. At the Select Program Folder screen, you can accept the default folder or
select another folder into which the program icons will be added. Then
click Next>.
7. The Start Copying Files screen allows you one last chance to go back and
change information that you have provided in prev ious steps.
When satisfied with your settings, click Next> to begin copying files.
8. Progress screens will appear while files are being copied to your hard disk.
9. The Configuration Utility screen appears, displaying the various applets of
the Configuration Utility program. Close the Configuration Utility
windows.
10. At the Setup Complete, screen, select Yes, I want to restart my
computer now. Click Finish.
11. When the restart process is complete, a message will appear indicating
that “ISDN PC Card does not exist,” meaning that the card is not in the
computer’s PCMCIA slot. This is normal. After the drivers a re ins ta lled ,
this message will appear upon restart anytime the MT128ZLX card is not
installed in its slot. Click OK.
12. Insert the MT128ZLX into the computer’s PCMCIA slot.
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13. Windows ME will detect the MT128ZLX card. The New Hardware Found
wizard will display a series of screens indicating that is has found new
hardware and that it is installing the corresponding software.
14. Go to Start | Settings | Control Panel. Double-click the Add New
Hardware icon.
The Add New Hardware Wizard begins with a warning to close all open
applications. Click Next>. A plug-and-play screen appears. Click Next>.
15. When prompted about the device list, select “No, the device isn’t in the
list.” Click Next>.
16. When prompted about the hardware list, select “No, I want to select the
hardware from a list.” Click Next>.
17. In the “Hardware Types” list, select Network Adapters. Click Next>.
18. At the Select Device screen, highlight “MultiTech” in the Manufacturers
pane; highlight “MultiMobile MT128ZLX-ST ISDN TA (Net)”in the
Models pane.Click OK.
19. At the completion screen, click Finish. Progress screens appear while files
are being copied.
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20. The ISDN Configuration wizard is launched. At the first screen, click
Next>.
NOTE: The information entered in the Microsoft ISDN
Configuration Wizard is overridd en b y the
information entered in the MT128ZLX configuration
utility, which was installed during the d river
installation. However, completing this w iz a rd is
necessary to update certain dial-up networking
software components to add ISDN functionality to
Windows ME. The MT128ZLX is configured for use
with the Configuration Utility that was insta lled
during driver installation. In the section
“Configuring the MT128ZLX” (presented later in this
chapter), you will supply setup information for us ing
the Configuration Utility program with your
particular computer.
21. Accept the default value for the “Switch Protocol.” Click Next>.
22. The next wizard screen requests Phone Number and SPID information.
It is not necessary to enter this information here. You will be a s ked to
supply this information later (in the Configuration Utility program).
Leave the fields of this dialog box blank. Click Next>.
21. In some cases, Windows ME may require an additional software
component which can be loaded from the Windows ME CD- RO M .
If this occurs, insert your Windows ME CD into the CD-ROM drive and
follow the Windows ME messages to allow the required files to be copied.
23. At the completion screen, click Finish.
24. When prompted to restart your computer, click Yes.
25. Driver installation is now complete. However, before you can use your
MT128ZLX in Windows ME, it must be configured with these parameters:
• SPIDs (in the U.S. and Canada),
• telephone numbers,
• voice-encoding information, and
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• switch-type information.
(See the procedure “Configuring the MT128ZLX In Windows ME” in the User
Guide, S0000154.)
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