10. Specify the cost control settings and click ‘Next’.
These settings are designed to assist you in ensuring that your
ISDN line is not accidentally used by your applications. The
recommended settings should be sufficient protection in most cases
and with most applications; however, the ultimate responsibility to
limit your ISDN usage charges lies with you and not with BT. You
must change and/or adjust these settings in accordance with the
calling-out features of your applications.
• The "Maximum Number of Calls" setting restricts the number of
outgoing calls that your application makes through your
BT Inspiration Adv during the "Threshold Monitoring
Interval" that is set.
• The "Maximum Duration of Calls" setting restricts the total time-
length of all outgoing calls during the "Threshold Monitoring
Interval". This prevents an application from keeping your link open
for an extended period of time.
As a responsible user it is up to you to understand these settings
and to adjust them appropriately in accordance with your desired
use.
11. If your modem is connected to your ISDN line, click ‘Save + Test’.
This will validate your configuration and point out any errors.
12. First, your settings are saved to the BT Inspiration Adv.
13. Next, the test is run. This page shows the results of a successful
test on an Internet connection.
14. This screen shows the results of a test that failed due to an incorrect
username or password. When a test fails, the Internet wizard
provides a link to the settings that are suspected to be in error. Just
follow the link to make your corrections.
15. If your test was successful, you are now connected to the Internet.
To visit a web site, enter the URL in your browser and press Enter.
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Install the Modem Monitor software
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