Siemens RS232, M101 User Manual

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The cordlessV.24/RS232 interface for PCs, modems and other equipment
Gigaset M101 Data
Please read the safety precautions outlined in these operating instructions before putting the unit into service.
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Starting the program
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The most important menus
Registering a Gigaset M101 Data
Gigaset V.24 Adapter dt/eng:A30853-X400-B104-3-74D1
Setting the operating mode
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Overview
Legend Front
1. Operating LED, illuminated when power supply is active, see "LEDs and buttons" on page 19
2. Data LED, illuminated during data transfer operations
3. Reset key
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Back
4. Port for the V.24/RS232 cable 1 = male 2 = female
5. Mains power supply socket for plug-type AC adapter
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Contents
Updates and news on the Internet ................................................................................................ 5
Approval and conformity ................................................................................................................ 6
Notes on PC and modem operation ............................................................................................... 6
Notes on Gigaset Repeater ............................................................................................................ 6
Introduction .................................................................................................................................. 7
What is a Gigaset M101 Data? ...................................................................................................... 7
Safety precautions ................................................................................................................... 7
Putting into service ...................................................................................................................... 8
Checking the contents of the package ........................................................................................... 8
Important ........................................................................................................................................ 8
Installing the program package ....................................................................................................... 9
Prerequisites for installation ..................................................................................................... 9
Installation ................................................................................................................................ 9
Check installation is successful ............................................................................................... 9
Connecting stations ..................................................................................................................... 10
Initial configuration ................................................................................................................... 11
Configuration program options ................................................................................................ 12
General ......................................................................................................................................... 12
Starting the configuration program ............................................................................................... 12
The buttons .................................................................................................................................. 12
"Connection" tab ........................................................................................................................... 13
Upper section: connecting to the PC ..................................................................................... 13
Lower section: radio connection ............................................................................................ 13
"Operating mode" tab ................................................................................................................... 14
Setting the operating mode ................................................................................................... 14
Special settings for "Direct connection" mode ....................................................................... 15
"Local station" tab ......................................................................................................................... 15
Changing a name ................................................................................................................... 15
Changing a station type ......................................................................................................... 15
Registering an extension station ............................................................................................ 17
De-registering a extension station ......................................................................................... 18
"Partner station" tab ...................................................................................................................... 18
Changing the name ................................................................................................................ 18
Changing the PIN ................................................................................................................... 18
LEDs and buttons ....................................................................................................................... 19
Both button functions .................................................................................................................. 19
Setting a base to logon mode ................................................................................................ 19
Resetting the device to the factory default ............................................................................ 19
LED 1: Gigaset M101 Data status ................................................................................................ 19
LED 2: data transfer ..................................................................................................................... 19
What happens if... ...................................................................................................................... 20
Notes on installation and operation .............................................................................................. 20
Place of installation ................................................................................................................ 20
Temperature and ambient conditions .................................................................................... 21
Technical data .............................................................................................................................. 21
The V.24 interface ........................................................................................................................ 22
Why set a mode? Technical background ............................................................................... 23
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Contents
Tips & tricks, settings ................................................................................................................ 24
Operating from a local station with two remote stations: ............................................................ 24
PC-PCdirect cable connection: via RS232/V.24 interface .......................................................... 25
Setting the direct connection to the correct baud rate .......................................................... 26
Sharing files ........................................................................................................................... 32
PC-PC direct cable connection problems: examples ..................................................... 33
MAC and other operating systems .............................................................................................. 33
Meaning of "local station" and "remote station" ............................................................................ 33
Meaning of "base" and "extension" ............................................................................................... 33
Meaning of local, remote ............................................................................................................. 33
Support ......................................................................................................................................... 34
Updates and news on the Internet ........................................................................................ 34
Notes on sending faxes directly from the PC ............................................................................... 34
Configuration management ................................................................................................... 35
Problems with application programs: .................................................................................... 35
Hardware problems (PC, modem, ISDN TA.): ....................................................................... 36
Miscellaneous ........................................................................................................................ 37
Updates and news on the Internet
Visit our site at: www.siemens.com/pc-communication-support (always under construction)
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Approval and conformity
Your Siemens Gigaset M101 Data has been certified by the Ger­man Federal Office of Telecommunication Approval (BZT). This equipment has been approved in accordance with the EU direc­tive 91/263/EC Telecommunication Terminals.
This data terminal complies with the requirements of the EU di­rectives:
89/336/EC EMC Directive 72/23/EC Low Voltage Directive and thus carries the CE mark.
Notes on PC and modem operation
When using a modem, software malfunctions in the PC (e.g. an operating system crash or program errors in the application software) can prevent the cleardown of a modem connection from a telephone line. You incur connection costs for trunk lines that you seize! Since your Gigaset M101 Data only replaces a serial ca­ble, malfunctions of this kind can also occur here. If such a problem occurs, check the status of your modem and, if applicable, reset it.
In the case of one-sided interruption of the mains supply or complete interruption of your Gigaset M101 Data’s hop, the interface’s status lines are reset to the initial status in the partner station within 2 minutes (a modem then clears down the connection).
Whenever possible, operate the station registered as user at your PC (lokale Station), since any malfunctions on the user side can be displayed, for technical reasons, more quickly than at the base, see "LEDs and buttons" on page 19.
Should the graphic or sound card be affected by interfer­ence from Gigaset M101 Data, rotate Gigaset M101 Data until the interference is removed.
Notes on Gigaset Repeater
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The Gigaset Repeater cannot be used to extend the radio range.
The repeater was designed for use behind Gigaset 2000 base stations.
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Introduction What is a Gigaset M101 Data?
Your Gigaset M101 Data is a cordless V.24/RS232 serial inter­face consisting of two stations: the lokalen Station and the Part­nerstation.
The station connected to the PC is known as the "lokale Station". The "Partnerstation" is connected to a peripheral device, e.g. a
modem.
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Introduction
Radio link
Safety precautions
Local station
The connection between the PC and the peripheral device is routed via the radio link between the lokalen Station and the Partnerstation.
In addition to both stations, the application features a configura­tion program.
Of the two stations,
one is a "Basis" type station; this is usually the Partnersta-
tion,
the other is a "Teilnehmer" type station; this is usually the
lokale Station.
All Gigaset M101 units are "Basis" type stations by default. When the device is configured for the first time, the Gigaset M101 Data connected to the PC automatically switches to a "Teilnehmer" type station. The Teilnehmer station must be reg­istered at the Basis station.
Every Gigaset M101 Data can be operated either as a lokale Sta­tion or as a Partnerstation.
Research has shown that in certain cases, medical equipment can be affected by activated DECT devices. A distance of at least one metre should therefore be maintained between Gigaset M101 Data and the medi­cal equipment. When using cordless telephones in the vicinity of medical equipment, the regulations of the rel­evant institution must be observed.
Only use the power supply unit supplied (C39280-Z4­C59/C39280-Z4-C168).
Partner station
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Putting into service
Putting into service
Follow the step-by-step instructions described below for putting the equipment into service:
1. Check the contents of the package
2. Install the configuration program
3. Connect the station
4. Conclude commissioning by performing an initial configura­tion, see "Initial configuration" on page 11.
Checking the contents of the package
Important
The package contains: M101
Gigaset M101 Data 1 2 Plug-type AC adapter C39280-Z4-C59/
C39280-Z4-C168 for mains connection Serial 9-pin connection cable for connecting
the V.24/RS232 interface CD-ROM with the installation program 1 1 Operating instructions 1 1
Before you put the Gigaset M101 Data into service, the peripheral device that you want to operate as a cordless unit (modem, PABX) must be configured at the COM port on the PC side since it is to be used for transferring data. For information on configuration, see the appropri­ate documentation on the peripheral device and your computer’s operating system. This configuration is par­ticularly necessary for plug&play installations, as other­wise errors can occur depending on the installation rou­tine of the connected peripheral unit.
If you want to operate a modem, for example, via the ra­dio link, first connect the modem directly to the PC, con­figure it, set up a test connection, and then install the ra­dio link. To do this, disconnect the modem from the PC, connect the Gigaset M101 Data and perform the config­uration.
When choosing a location for the devices, read the "Notes on installation and operation" on page 20.
Data
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Twin Pack
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Installing the program package
Prerequisites for installation
For installation, you need:
an IBM-compatible PC with the following configuration:
Win 95, Win 98 or Win NT operating system – 2 MB free hard disk memory – 1 free V.24/RS232 serial interface as
the diskette/CD-ROM containing the installation program
Installation
Start up the PC and close down any programs active after
start-up.
Disconnect any Gigaset M101 Data units from the power
supply and the PC.
Insert the data carrier supplied in the drive.
Under Start, select Settings, then Control Panel. Double-
click the Software icon.
Select Install. The installation program starts. During instal-
lation, the message "No Gigaset M101 Data connected". Confirm this message with "OK".
Terminate the configuration program with "OK"; this con-
cludes the installation operation.
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Putting into service
COM port
Check installation is successful
The following errors can occur during installation:
Problem Result
Insufficient memory Error message, please try free-
ing some disk space on your hard drive.
No COM port free at the PCError message, setup can be
completed.
Installation interrupted by user
PC crashes during installation
Installation of a new version
All components already in­stalled are removed.
Automatic correction during next attempt.
Recognition, warning and instal­lation after confirmation.
If no errors occur, all files are installed in the selected language version and your PC contains a "Gigaset M101 Data" program group. This contains the "Set Gigaset" configuration program, a help function and a text file with current information.
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Putting into service
Connecting stations
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To avoid damaging your Gigaset M101 Data and the PC, the
Connect a Gigaset M101 Data to the V.24/RS232 interface
Connect both stations to the plug-type AC adapters
You can now perform initial configuration, see "Initial configura­tion" on page 11.
Gigaset V.24 Adapter dt/eng:A30853-X400-B104-3-74D1
V.24/RS232 cable should only be connected when the pow­er supply is switched off.
of the PC (COM port). Some V.24 plugs have a plastic pro­trusion and cannot be properly arrested. If this is the case, use the cable supplied as an extension.
(C39280-Z4-C59/C39280-Z4-C168) and insert these adapt­ers in 230V AC 50Hz sockets.
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Initial configuration
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Initial configuration
The purpose of initial configuration is to register the Teilnehmer station at the Basis station. You can only perform initial configu­ration with the configuration program. The Gigaset M101 Data can be operated at other PCs/operating systems once you have completed initial configuration.
Proceed as follows:
1. Disconnect both stations and the PC from the power sup­ply.
2. Connect one Gigaset M101 Data to the PC.
3. Connect the PC and both Gigaset M101 Data units to the power supply.
4. Start the program "Set Gigaset" at the PC.
5. Select the "Local station" tab.
6. Click the "Register" button. The lokale Station is now switched to "Teilnehmer" operat-
ing mode. Normally, you must enter the Basis station PIN before registration is possible. In the case of initial configu­ration, however, you can skip this step since the Basis sta­tion has the factory-set PIN "0000". This is automatically set by the program during initial configuration.
7. Press and hold down the black button on the Gigaset M101 Data (Basis station) not connected to the PC for approx. 10 seconds until the LEDs indicate by blinking in sequence that the system is ready for registration.
8. Click OK. The registration procedure starts and the mes­sage "The Teilnehmer logs on at the required Basis if this is ready for registration. Ensure that the Basis is ready for reg­istration." appears on the screen.
The two devices are automatically synchronised. An entry is now visible in the "Registered stations" windows.
9. Assign a suitable name to the lokale Station, e.g. "PC".
10. Open the "Partner station" window and assign a name to it, e.g. "Modem". The registered station now also appears in this window.
11. It may be useful to switch the operating mode from "AT commands, local" to one of the two other operating modes. This setting concerns the protocol on the serial interface, especially the speed adjustment. For details, see "Setting the operating mode" on page 14.
12. Close the program with "OK".
In the event of errors and for more information, see "Configura­tion program options" on page 12.
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Configuration program options
Configuration program options
General
You will rarely need the majority of configuration options for the simple implementation of two Gigaset M101 Data units for cord­less modem operation. A range of settings is available for future developments.
Starting the configuration program
Under Start, select Programs followed by Gigaset M101 Data and finally Set Gigaset.
The configuration program offers a dialog box entitled Proper-
ties of Gigaset M101 Data which contains the four tabs Connec­tion, Operating mode, Local station and Partner station.
The buttons
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A number of special fields are also provided for special inputs.
The following four operating buttons are available for each tab in the dialog box: OK, Cancel, Apply and Help. These buttons have the following functions:
OK Accept input, close dialog box Cancel Reject input, close dialog box Apply Accept input, leave dialog box open Help Call up the online help function
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