Corby SYSTEM 2000 Instructions

System 2000 Modem Instructions

for 3 Com Courier V.Everything Modems Page 1 of 2

Setup Remote Courier V.Everything Modem for Network Interface Controller (NIC)

Step 1.

Set the DIP switches located at the bottom of the modem as in the table below.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Ignore

DTR

Verbal

Result

Codes

Display

Result

Codes

Disable

Echo

Disable

Auto

Answer

CD On Originate

Mode

Enable AT

Commands

Command

Mode on

+++

Load

Factory

Settings

ON down

ON down

OFF up

ON down

OFF up

OFF up

ON down

ON down

Step 2.

Connect Modem to a Computer serial port. This is Com1, Com2, Com3, or Com4.

ON down

Step 3.

Start the program HyperTerminal. Find this under your Start Programs menu. It may be under

Accessories or Communications.

Step 4.

When you start HyperTerminal, a window will open asking you for the name and icon of a new connection.

* Select ‘Cancel’.

* Under ‘File’, select ‘Open’.

* Change the ‘Look in’ folder to be where your System 2000 Modems folder is located.

(For example: C:\Program Files\Corby\Sys2000\Modems).

* Double-click on the file ‘Setup on Comx’ where ‘x’ is the com port the modem is connected to.

(The port is now configured for 115,200 baud, 8 data bits, no parity bit, 1 start bit, and hardware flow control.)

Step 5.

Still in HyperTerminal, do the following:

* Under ‘Transfer’, select ‘Send Text File’.

* Double-click on the file ‘Nic Modem Setup.txt.

OFF up

Step 6.

Reset your modem by turning power off and on. Disconnect modem from computer and install with the

System 2000 NIC. Be sure to use a Null Modem adapter (or Null Modem cable) between the System

2000 NIC and Modem. The easiest way to tell if you have the correct cable is by looking at the LEDs on the NIC. If the CTS and/or DCD LEDs are on with the cable connected to the modem (and the modem is powered up), then your cable is incorrect, and you need to insert a Null Modem Adapter between the NIC and Modem. Connect the phone line to the modem ‘JACK’ connector.

Step 7.

Go to System 2000 PC Modem Setup (see below). You may leave HyperTerminal running.

Corby Industries, Inc.

1501 E. Pennsylvania Street, Allentown, PA 18109 http://www.corby.com

(800) OK-CORBY (610) 433-1412

Fax (610) 435-1963 p/n 2300, Last Updated on December 13, 2001

System 2000 Modem Instructions

for 3Com Courier V.Everything Modems Page 2 of 2

Setup Local Courier V.Everything Modem for System 2000 Computer

Step 1.

Set the DIP switches located at the bottom of the modem as in the table below.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Ignore

DTR

ON down

Verbal

Result

Codes

OFF up

Display

Result

Codes

ON down

Disable

Echo

ON down

Disable

Auto

Answer

OFF up

CD On

OFF up

Originate

Mode

OFF up

Enable AT

Commands

ON down

Command

Mode on

+++

OFF up

Load

Factory

Settings

OFF up

Step 2.

Connect Modem to a Computer serial port. This is Com1, Com2, Com3, or Com4.

Step 3.

If you are continuing from the NIC modem and HyperTerminal is still running, proceed to step 5.

Otherwise, start the program HyperTerminal. Find this under your Start Programs menu. It may be under

Accessories or Communications.

Step 4.

When you start HyperTerminal, a window will open asking you for the name and icon of a new connection.

* Select ‘Cancel’.

* Under ‘File’, select ‘Open’.

* Change the ‘Look in’ folder to be where your System 2000 Modems folder is located.

(For example: C:\Program Files\Corby\Sys2000\Modems).

* Double-click on the file ‘Setup on Comx’ where ‘x’ is the com port the modem is connected to.

(The port is now configured for 115,200 baud, 8 data bits, no parity bit, 1 start bit, and hardware flow control.)

Step 5.

Still in HyperTerminal, do the following:

* Under ‘Transfer’, select ‘Send Text File’.

* Double-click on the file ‘PC Modem Setup Step 1.txt. The modem will respond with ‘OK’.

* Double-click on the file ‘PC Modem Setup Step 2.txt. The modem will respond with ‘OK’.

* Close HyperTerminal.

Step 8.

Reset your modem by turning power off and on. Start the System 2000 Application and follow the instructions for adding a NIC to your system. Make sure you do not use a Null Modem adapter (or Null

Modem cable) between the System 2000 Computer and Modem. You will not be able to talk to the modem if you do. Connect the phone line to the modem ‘JACK’ connector. Be sure to enter the NIC’s phone number on the ‘Remote Settings’ tab of the interface properties.

Corby Industries, Inc.

1501 E. Pennsylvania Street, Allentown, PA 18109 http://www.corby.com

(800) OK-CORBY (610) 433-1412

Fax (610) 435-1963 p/n 2300, Last Updated on December 13, 2001