Allied Data Technologies TRON SECURE 33.6, Руководство пользователя

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The AA LED has two different functions:
1. off-line: the AA LED being continuously on means that the modem is in the auto answer
mode. The modem switches to on-line as soon as a RING signal is detected. The AA LED
blinks to indicate this.
2. on-line: a LED being on means that the modem is in the answer mode. If the LED is off,
then the modem is in originate mode.
The power LED is on when the modem is switched on.
At the back of the modem there are connections (from the
top down) for the telephone line, the telephone, the
computer, and the mains lead. Besides that, the type
number and a sticker with the approval number, and the
ring equivalence number are attached.
2.2 What else do you need?
Apart from your TRON SECURE 33.6 you will need:
1. a telephone connection
2. a computer or terminal with a serial port
3. a communication program
(terminal and/or fax program)
4. a telephone number and other data
(speed, parity, etc.) of the data base that you
want to contact
5. a serial cable
6. a wall socket
2.3 Connection of the TRON SECURE 33.6
1. Connect the serial ports of the modem and the computer with each other.
2. Take the cable with the feed-through plug and click the telejack (on the other end of the
cable) into the connector of the modem (figure 2, point e). Put the feed-through plug into
the telephone socket and the telephone plug into the feed-through plug. If the extra
connector is available (figure 2, point d), connect the telephone here. In this case, the
modem can be connected with the BT line through a normal plug.
3. Put the mains plug of the modem into the wall socket.
4. Switch the modem on by turning the switch at the back into the ‘1’ position.
Now the green power LED is on.
5. After being switched on, the modem will execute an extended self-test.
This takes a few seconds.
The modem will beep when it completes the self-test successfully.
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