US Robotics USR5610B, Руководство по установке

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6.
Step 5
Install software and register
your modem.
If you have Linux
Reboot the PC and note that another serial port is
listed along with the device name (/dev/ttyX),
indicating the modem is present. Log in to the
system. Check that the modem is communicating
properly. If working in a shell environment, start a
Minicom terminal session from the terminal prompt. If
using X Windows, use Minicom through a shell
window or use the dial-up program (Kppp or
equivalent). Make sure that your internal modem is
physically installed correctly in your computer. With
power off, press the modem in firmly so that it is
seated properly in its slot. When the modem is
installed correctly, you will no longer see any part of
the gold edge. If your modem still does not work, you
may need to remove it and reinstall it in another
available PCI slot. Shut down and restart your PC.
Using Kppp in X Windows:
1) Execute the Kppp program (or other dial-up
program) from the Internet submenu.
2) Within the Kppp program, click the Setup button,
then the Device tab, and then select the device
name of the modem from the pull-down menu.
3) Click the Modem tab, then click the Query Modem
button. About 15 seconds later a window should
appear with I-screen information from the modem,
indicating a successful installation.
Using Minicom:
1) Launch a terminal (shell) session.
2) Create a symbolic link for the modem using the
following commands:
cd/dev
<
enter
>
rm modem
<
enter
>
ln -s ttySX
<
enter
>
3) Type Minicom
<
enter
>
to start Minicom.
4) If the modem initializes under Minicom, type “AT”
<
enter
>
. If you receive “OK,” your modem has
installed successfully.
Re-insert the Installation CD. The CD’s installation
utility should start automatically. The Setup Wizard
on the CD guides you through installing the program
group (including Internet Call Notification,
ControlCenter, and optional faxmodem software) and
registering your modem.
NOTE: If the Installation CD interface does not run
automatically, click Windows Start and then click Run.
In the “Run” dialog box, type D:\setup.exe. If your
CD-ROM drive uses a different letter, type that letter
in place of “D.”