Windows 2000 Installation Guide

Sequence of Screen Captures

Begin Installation - Hardware Wizard
Add Hardware Wizard
Select Add/Troubleshoot a device
Select Add a new device
Select No, I want to select the hardware from a list
Select Network adapters
Select Have Disk...
Select the SrDAPOP Installation floppy disk drive
Select SrDAPOP Network Adapter from list
Windows is ready to install drivers for your new hardware
Digital Signature Not Found panel
Install wizard complete
Change SrDAPOP resource assignments
Device Manager - retrieve SrDAPOP Properties
SrDAPOP CoINSTALLER initial message
SrDAPOP Properties panel
Select Interrupt Request Resource Setting
Change Interrupt Request value.
Updated Resource settings
SrDAPOP CoInstaller Post Change message
Resource changes complete and Address Ranges are synchronized
Restart the computer to complete resource change.
Run SrDALog real time monitor after reboot.
Setting SrDALog console window size
Layout values for 4 line SrDAPOP
Apply Properties change
Start SrDALog
SrDALog Operational
Network and Dial-up Connections Make New Connection
Network Connection Wizard
Accept incoming connections
Select Devices for Incoming Connections
Do not allow virtual private connections
Select Allowed Users for Dial in connections
Configure TCP/IP for dial in connections
Incoming TCP/IP Properties
Continue Installing Incoming Connections
Completing Incoming Connections
Desktop showing SrDALog ready to accept incoming connections
Make New Connection for Dial-out
Dial-up to private network
Select a Device to dial out
Enter Phone Number to Dial
Connection Availability
Internet Connection Sharing
Name the phone book connection
Connect (Dial-out) on the new phone book entry
Dialing in progress
SrDALog showing dialed out connection
Connection Complete
Desktop showing SrDALog and Network and Dial-up Connections panel
Getting Status of Dialed-up connection
Connection Status panel
General Tab - Disconnect connection
Desktop showing disconnected connection

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Begin Installation - Hardware Wizard

Select the Hardware tab of the System Properties Panel and then select Hardware Wizard.

You can get the System Properties panel by right clicking the My Computer desktop icon.

 

Add Hardware Wizard

Select Next >

 

Select Add/Troubleshoot a device

Select Add a device as shown.

Select Next >

 

Select Add a new device

Select Add a new device as shown here.

Select Next >

 

Select No, I want to select the hardware from a list

Select as shown.

Select Next >

 

Select Network adapters

Select Network Adapters as shown.

Select Next >

 

Select Have Disk...

Select Have Disk on this panel.

DO NOT Select Next >

 

Select the SrDAPOP Installation floppy disk drive

Place the SrDAPOP Installation floppy diskette in Drive A;

Select OK

 

Select SrDAPOP Network Adapter from list

Select SrDAPOP as shown.

Select Next >

 

Windows is ready to install drivers for your new hardware

Select Next >

 

Digital Signature Not Found panel

Select Yes

 

Install wizard complete

Select Finish.

Next panel should appear.

The installation installs SrDAPOP using the factory default settings for IO base address and IRQ.

In this case, we need to change the IRQ setting from IRQ5 to IRQ 11.

 

Change SrDAPOP resource assignments

This time select Device Manager and get the next panel.

 

Device Manager - retrieve SrDAPOP Properties

Expand Network Adapters and select SrDAPOP.

Then right click SrDAPOP and select Properties.

The next panel should appear.

 

SrDAPOP CoINSTALLER initial message

Read this message and select OK

 

SrDAPOP Properties panel

Select the Resources tab next and view the next panel.

 

Select Interrupt Request Resource Setting

Select Interrupt Request as shown and then select Change Setting.

The next panel should appear.

 

Change Interrupt Request value.

Change the IRQ value from 5 to 11 as shown here.

Make sure the SrDAPOP card is strapped for IRQ 11 before the next reboot.

Select OK.

 

Updated Resource settings

Observe the changed value.

Select OK.

The next panel should appear.

 

SrDAPOP CoInstaller Post Change message

Select No to this question.

Note multiple cards can be installed with the same IRQ and base IO address if desired. This panel and the next are designed to accommodate this feature.

 

Resource changes complete and Address Ranges are synchronized

This screen is informational.

Select OK.

 

Restart the computer to complete resource change.

Select Yes and reboot.

Remember to change jumper settings if the IRQ or Base IO address is changed from the factory defaults.

 

Run SrDALog real time monitor after reboot.

After reboot, enter SrDALOG in a Run panel as shown.

You can also use Task Manager to add a Desktop icon if desired.

 

Setting SrDALog console window size

Right click the upper left icon the SrDALog window and then select Properties as shown. We are going to resize the console window to fit a four line SrDAPOP installation.

 

Layout values for 4 line SrDAPOP

Select the Layout tab as shown.

Enter the values as shown in the Screen Buffer and Window Size.

Select OK.

 

Apply Properties change

Select Save Properties as shown and then select OK.

The SrDALog panel should appear sized perfectly for a 4 line SrDAPOP installation.

 

Start SrDALog

Select the A key from the keyboard with focus on this panel. The next panel should appear.

 

SrDALog Operational

SrDALog is talking to the SrDAPOP driver and is showing real time operational data.

 

Network and Dial-up Connections Make New Connection

Select Make New Connection as shown.

The next panel should appear.

 

Network Connection Wizard

Select Next >

 

Accept incoming connections

Select as shown and select Next >

 

Select Devices for Incoming Connections

Select the SrDAPOP device as shown.

Select Next >

 

Do not allow virtual private connections

Select as shown.

Select Next >

 

Select Allowed Users for Dial in connections

Check off the users who will be allowed to dial in.

Select Next >

 

Configure TCP/IP for dial in connections

Select as shown.

Select the Properties button.

 

Incoming TCP/IP Properties

Enter values as shown if desired.

Select OK.

 

Continue Installing Incoming Connections

Select Next >

 

Completing Incoming Connections

This name cannot be changed.

Select Finish and observe the following desktop.

 

Desktop showing SrDALog ready to accept incoming connections

Notice the green values under the EQM column in the SrDALog console window. This indicates the SrDAPOP driver is enabled to receive incoming calls.

 

Make New Connection for Dial-out

Select Make New Connection as shown and get the next panel.

 

Dial-up to private network

Select as shown.

Select Next >

 

Select a Device to dial out

Select a SrDAPOP port as shown.

Select Next >

 

Enter Phone Number to Dial

Enter telephone number.

The number dials 9 first to get an outside line on a PBX before the telephone number.

The V42+ option requests V.42bis compression on the connection. If you are dialing another Microsoft endpoint, leave this option off.

The complete number must be entered. Do not check off Use dialing rules.

Select Next >

 

Connection Availability

Select as shown or desired.

Select Next >

 

Internet Connection Sharing

Select Next > for now.

Refer to the System Help file for instructions on how to enable Internet Connection Sharing if this feature is desired.

 

Name the phone book connection

Name the phone book entry as shown.

Select Finish.

 

Connect (Dial-out) on the new phone book entry

Enter User name and password as shown on this panel.

Select the Dial button.

 

Dialing in progress

Dialing is in progress

 

SrDALog showing dialed out connection

Enter "?" on the keyboard to get a description of each of the SrDALog data fields.

 

Connection Complete

RAS pops up this panel at first.

Check off as shown and you will not see it again.

Select OK.

 

Desktop showing SrDALog and Network and Dial-up Connections panel

SrDALog shows real time status of the connection.

Dial out lines are selected using available lines from the bottom of the line stack first.

This allows incoming calls to connect from the top of the stack.

 

Getting Status of Dialed-up connection

Right click and select Status as shown.

 

Connection Status panel

This is the Details of the dialed out connection.

Select the General tab.

 

General Tab - Disconnect connection

More status.

Disconnect the connection by selecting the Disconnect button.

 

Desktop showing disconnected connection

Ready to dial out or receive incoming calls.

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