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Contents

1 Introduction.......................................................7

1.1 What is ISDN? .................................................................................. 7

1.2 The AVM ISDN-Controller A1.............................................................. 8

1.3 Package Contents ............................................................................ 9

2 Hardware Installation........................................ 11

2.1 Instructions for Various Operating Systems ...................................... 11

2.2 Adjusting the I/O Address ............................................................... 11

2.3 Installing the ISDN-Controller in the PC ............................................. 12

2.4. Connecting the ISDN-Controller to the ISDN Socket .......................... 12

3 Driver Software Installation ................................ 14

3.1 Installation in Windows 95/98 ......................................................... 15

3.1.1 Installing a New Hardware Component .................................. 15

3.1.2 Configuring the Controller .................................................... 17

3.1.3 Physically Installing the Controller ......................................... 18

3.1.4 Installing the Driver Software ................................................ 18

3.1.5 AVM ISDN CAPI Port Driver................................................... 20

3.1.6 AVM NDIS WAN CAPI Driver .................................................. 20

3.1.7 Uninstalling the Controller .................................................... 20

3.2 Installation in Windows NT ............................................................... 21

3.2.1 Installing the Driver Software ................................................ 21

3.2.2 AVM ISDN CAPI Port Driver................................................... 24

3.2.3 AVM NDIS WAN CAPI Driver .................................................. 24

3.2.4 Uninstalling the Controller .................................................... 24

Contents

3.3 Installation in Windows 3.x .............................................................. 25

3.3.1 Installing the Driver Software ................................................ 25

3.3.2 Configuring the Controller .................................................... 27

3.3.3 Uninstalling the Controller .................................................... 28

3.4 Installation in MS-DOS ..................................................................... 29

3.4.1 Installing the Driver Software ................................................ 29

3.4.2 Configuring the Controller .................................................... 31

3.4.3 Loading and Unloading the Controller.................................... 32

3.4.4 Uninstalling the Controller .................................................... 33

4 Technical Specifications ...................................... 34

4.1 Jumper Positions for I/O Address Selection ..................................... 34

4.2 Cable Connector Pin Assignments ................................................... 36

4.3 Features and Technical Specifications ............................................. 36

5 Possible Errors and Remedies.............................. 38

5.1 General Malfunctions ...................................................................... 38

5.2 Error Messages ............................................................................. 41

5.2.1 Error Messages in Windows 98 ............................................ 41

5.2.2 Error Messages in Windows 95 ............................................ 41

5.2.3 Error Messages in Windows NT ............................................ 43

5.2.4 Error Messages in Windows 3.x............................................ 44

5.2.5 Error Messages in MS-DOS .................................................. 46

5.3 Technical Assistance from AVM Support .......................................... 47

5.3.1 Support by E-mail ................................................................ 47

5.3.2 Support by Fax.................................................................... 47

Contents

Appendix: The Applications Interface CAPI 2.0 ............... 49

Introduction .............................................................................................. 49

CAPI Features ........................................................................................... 51

IDM Architecture ....................................................................................... 52

CAPI SoftCompression X.75/V.42bis .......................................................... 53

CAPI SoftFax G3 and CAPI SoftModem V32bis ............................................ 54

Index .................................................................... 55

Contents

Conventions Used in this Manual

Graphical Symbols

This symbol points to useful supplementary or background

information.

This symbol indicates important sections.

This symbol indicates especially important instructions

that absolutely must be observed in order to avoid

malfunctions.

Typographical Conventions

Text printed in bold letters represents keys, buttons or

program icons. Examples: RETURN, OK, Load A1.

Quotation marks are used to highlight menus, menu

commands, options, etc. Examples: “File”, “AVM”, “In-

stallation”.

Pointed brackets indicate variables such as

<CD-ROM drive>:

User entries input at the DOS prompt or the Novell

NetWare console are represented as follows:

a:install <RETURN>

1 Introduction

1.1 What is ISDN?

ISDN is the internationally standardized digital telecom-

munications network. The abbreviation ISDN stands for

Integrated Services Digital Network.

ISDN has three important new features that distinguish it

from conventional communications media:

The first is the integration of services. This means that

all public telecommunications services, such as tele-

phony, data communications, telefax, Teletex or video-

tex, are carried over a single data network. Voice, text,

files and even images can be transmitted over ISDN.

Users can connect several different terminals and use all

available services with one ISDN line. Because the ISDN

subscriber access (called a basic-rate interface, or BRI)

provides two user data channels (B channels), two differ-

ent telecommunications services may be used at the

same time—to receive a fax during a telephone conver-

sation, for example.

The second significant difference is the extraordinary

speed of data transmission in ISDN. Voice and data are

transmitted over both of the BRI’s B channels at the rate

of 2 x 64000 bits per second. Furthermore, the AVM

ISDN-Controller A1 PCMCIA allows ISDN applications

to bundle the two B channels so that throughput is

doubled.

The third important feature of ISDN is the end-to-end

digital transmission of user data: this is the basis for high

transmission quality. Poor connections, noise and inter-

ference, which can cause transmission errors or interrup-

tions in analog networks, are eliminated. Data commu-

nication over ISDN thus is not only faster, but also more

reliable than in analog networks.

Yet it was the personal computer that opened up the full

potential of ISDN: it used to be that each service required

different terminal equipment (a fax machine to send

Excellent line quality

High speed

Integrated services

1 Introduction

faxes, a Vtx terminal for Videotex, etc.). Today all that is

needed is a PC, an ISDN PC adapter and the desired

application software. AVM has played a major role in

bringing about this revolutionary development to com-

bine the power and flexibility of the personal computer

and the ISDN network. ISDN and the appropriate commu-

nications software make the PC truly multifunctional!

1.2 The AVM ISDN-Controller A1

The AVM ISDN-Controller A1 creates the connection

between your PC and the ISDN network.

ISDN

interface

Controller

software

ISDN telephone or

ISDN fax or

PBX

Figure 1 PC with AVM ISDN-Controller A1

As the illustration shows, the ISDN-Controller is simply

plugged into a free ISA/EISA bus slot in the PC. A cable

supplied with the ISDN-Controller connects the ISDN-

Controller’s S

interface to the ISDN line.

The AVM ISDN-Controller A1 handles both B channels

of an ISDN BRI line (2 x 64000 bit/s) simultaneously.

Thanks to its compact dimensions, the A1 is quite

suitable for small computer housings. The AVM ISDN-

Controller A1 is a passive adapter: that is, the card has

no microprocessor of its own. All computing is per-

formed by the PC’s processor.

1 Introduction

CAPI

Supported protocols The driver software for the AVM ISDN-Controller A1 is

loaded from the PC’s hard disk and controls the signaling

processes and data transmission, including the simulta-

neous use of both B channels. The software supports the

international D-channel protocol DSS1 (Euro-ISDN) as

well as national protocols like 1TR6. In Microsoft Win-

dows, the protocols 5ESS and NI1 also are supported.

Protocols supported on the B channels include the

common data communications protocols X.75, HDLC

transparent and others.

The AVM ISDN-Controller A1’s driver software pro-

vides the industry standard application interface

COMMON-ISDN-API (CAPI) Version 2.0 (see the Appen-

dix). In Windows 98, Windows 95, Windows NT and

Windows 3.x, this CAPI version also supports applica-

tions based on CAPI 1.1.

This manual describes installation of the AVM ISDN-

Controller A1 hardware and software. This installation

establishes the connection between the computer and

ISDN. Also included in delivery of the Controller are AVM

ISDN-Tools, a collection of CAPI-based applications.

Contact your distributor to purchase any additional CAPI

applications.

1.3 Package Contents

The Controller package contains:

• The AVM ISDN-Controller A1

• 1 cable to connect the Controller to the ISDN network

(6 m)

• 1 CD with the following directory structure:

\CARDWARE\A1\<Operating System\<Language>\

Setup programs to install the AVM ISDN-Controller A1

in the various operating systems and for different

countries (D-channel protocols).

1 Introduction

\DEVELPER\

Application Development Kit and tools for the develop-

ment of CAPI applications. See the corresponding

documentation in the directory.

\PROGRAMS\

Applications mainly based on CAPI 2.0 such as the

AVM ISDN-Tools. See the AVM ISDN-Tools manual

and the corresponding documentation in the directo-

ries.

• 1 AVM ISDN-Controller A1 manual

• 1 AVM ISDN-Tools manual

2 Hardware Installation

2.1 Instructions for Various Operating

Systems

The AVM ISDN-Controller A1 can be operated on a

variety of software platforms. The exact installation

procedure for the ISDN-Controller varies according to the

operating system in question.

If you work with Windows NT, Windows 3.x or MS-DOS,

first check which I/O address is available in your PC and

change the jumper position on the Controller if necessary

(see Section 2.2). Then install the Controller and the

driver software.

A different sequence of steps is valid for installation in

Windows 95/98. See the instructions for these operat-

ing systems in Chapter 3, “Driver Software Installation”.

2.2 Adjusting the I/O Address

In order to manage and use the ISDN-Controller, the

system must communicate with it through an I/O (input/

output) address.

The default values set on the AVM ISDN-Controller A1 are

an I/O address of 300 and an interrupt (IRQ) level of 5.

If the I/O address is already being used by another

adapter, change the setting before installing the Control-

ler. The ISDN-Controller has one jumper row; the position

of the jumper determines the I/O address. The I/O

address corresponding to each jumper position is listed

in Chapter 4, “Technical Specifications”, and also is

marked beside the jumper contacts on the ISDN-Control-

ler itself. The interrupt can be changed using the A1

Setup program after completion of the software installa-

tion.

Windows NT, Windows

3.x and MS-DOS

Windows 95/98

2 Hardware Installation

2.3 Installing the ISDN-Controller

in the PC

The next step is to insert the Controller card in your

computer. Proceed as follows:

1. First, make sure that the PC and all peripherals are

switched off. Unplug their power cords.

2. Open the cover of the PC. Touch the metal of the PC

housing to discharge any static electricity.

3. Choose an appropriate bus slot, unscrew and re-

move the slot blanking plate at the back of the PC,

and insert the Controller in the slot.

4. Screw the back plate of the Controller onto the back

panel of the PC.

5. Close the computer and plug in the power cords.

2.4. Connecting the ISDN-Controller to the

ISDN Socket

The S

cable supplied has a 9-pin sub-D connector at one

end, which fits the socket on the back plate of the ISDN-

Controller, and an RJ45 plug at the other to connect to

your ISDN line (see Figure 2).

2 Hardware Installation

ISDN

Sub-D connector

RJ45 connector

Figure 2 The cable connectors

Proceed as follows:

1. Connect the 9-pin sub-D connector to the ISDN-

Controller.

2. Tighten the finger screws.

3. Insert the RJ45 plug in your ISDN socket.

Route the six-meter cable as desired.

The hardware installation is now complete.

3 Driver Software Installation

Driver software for the AVM ISDN-Controller A1 is

supplied for the operating systems Windows 98, Win-

dows 95, Windows NT, Windows 3.x and MS-DOS.

This chapter contains a section for each of these plat-

forms describing the software installation, ISDN-Control-

ler configuration, loading and unloading of the driver

software and uninstallation of the ISDN-Controller.

Once installed, the driver provides the application inter-

face COMMON-ISDN-API (CAPI) Version 2.0 to all pro-

grams. In Windows 98, Windows 95, Windows NT and

Windows 3.x, this CAPI driver also supports applications

designed for CAPI Version 1.1. For more information on

the COMMON-ISDN-API interface provided, please see

the Appendix.

AVM ISDN-Controller driver software undergoes continu-

ous development. Updated drivers are available free of

charge. The latest drivers for your AVM ISDN-Control-

ler A1 can be downloaded from the AVM Data Call Center

using Connect2/Connect32 (included) or FRITZ!data.

The drivers are also found in the Internet on AVM’s FTP

server.

AVM Data Call Center

+49 (0)30/39 98 43 00 (IDtrans file transfer protocol)

AVM in the Internet

http://www.avm.de

ftp://ftp.avm.de

Before installation, find out which D-channel protocol is

used on your ISDN line. This may be either DSS1 (Euro-

ISDN) or 1TR6. In Microsoft Windows, the protocols

5ESS and NI1 also are supported.

US only: In addition to the D-channel protocol, ISDN

users in the USA must find out their SPID.

SPID stands for Service Profile IDentifier. A SPID is a

number assigned by your ISDN service provider to each

subscriber interface. SPIDs let the ISDN switch know

CAPI

D-channel protocol

Driver Software Updates

3 Driver Software Installation – Windows 95/98

which ISDN services a given logical terminal (ISDN

device) can access. This is particularly important for

ISDN telephones.

3.1 Installation in Windows 95/98

The AVM ISDN-Controller A1 is supplied complete with

specially developed drivers for use in Microsoft Windows

98 and Windows 95. The architecture of the Windows 98

driver complies with the Microsoft Win 32 Driver Model

(WDM). For Windows 95, a driver compliant with the

virtual device driver interface (VxD) is supplied. The true

32-bit device drivers provide full support for all Windows

95/98 features.

The COMMON-ISDN-API (CAPI) 2.0 included with delivery

supports both Windows applications and applications

running (simultaneously) in DOS boxes. This CAPI driver

also allows you to use applications based on CAPI 1.1.

For more information about CAPI, see the Appendix.

AVM ISDN-Controller A1 installation in Windows 95/98

comprises four main steps:

1. installing a new hardware component with the Win-

dows Add New Hardware Wizard

2. configuring the Controller

3. physically installing the Controller

4. installing the driver software.

The individual steps are described in detail in the follow-

ing sections.

3.1.1 Installing a New Hardware Component

Physical installation of the Controller in the PC is not the

first step.

At the start of installation, activate the Windows Add New

Hardware Wizard by selecting “Settings” in the Start

menu and opening the “Control Panel”. Double-click the

“Add New Hardware” folder.

CAPI

3 Driver Software Installation – Windows 95/98

The Add New Hardware Wizard appears. This program

facilitates the installation of new hardware components.

To start installation, click Next.

1. The Add New Harware Wizard announces that it will

search for new Plug & Play devices. Click Next.

2. Click No to skip the hardware search, and then

Next.

3. In the next window, select the type of hardware to be

installed. Select the entry “Other devices” and then

Next.

4. The Windows driver database is created. When

complete, Windows displays a list of hardware

models and manufacturers. Click the Have Disk...

button.

5. Insert the driver CD included with delivery into your

CD-ROM drive. Enter the path to your CD-ROM drive

and the folder with the setup program:

For Windows 98 enter:

<CD-ROM>:\CARDWARE\A1\WINDOWS.98\

<Language>\A1SETUP.INF

For Windows 95 enter:

<CD-ROM>:\CARDWARE\A1\WINDOWS.95\

<Language>\A1SETUP.INF

<Language>: Specify the folder with the driver

software for your country (“English” for European

countries or “USA”).

Start installation by clicking OK and then Next.

6. In the next window, the AVM ISDN-Controller A1

is displayed as a hardware component. Click Next.

7. The Add New Hardware Wizard displays a free I/O

address and a free interrupt in the following window.

Write down the I/O address; the values cannot be

changed here. Click Next.

3 Driver Software Installation – Windows 95/98

Figure 3 Settings for the ISDN-Controller A1

It is advisable to accept the value displayed here for

the I/O address and change the jumper position on

the Controller accordingly. To use a different I/O

address, start the Device Manager (“Settings / Control

Panel / System”) and enter the desired values before

restarting Windows.

8. The driver software now is copied to your computer.

A message appears announcing that the software

for the new hardware component has been installed.

Click Finish.

9. The next window indicates that the computer must

be shut down. The computer must be switched off

before physically installing the Controller so that all

settings performed can be activated.

10. Switch off your PC and all connected devices and

then pull the power plug.

3.1.2 Configuring the Controller

In the second step of installation, change the jumper

position on the AVM ISDN-Controller A1, if necessary.

Use the value displayed by the Add New Hardware

Wizard. Upon delivery the jumper is preset to the I/O

address 300 (see Chapter 2, “Hardware Installation” and

Chapter 4, “Technical Specifications“).

After installing the hardware components in Windows 95/

98 and setting the jumpers on the Controller A1 comes

the step of physically installing the Controller A1 in your

PC.

3 Driver Software Installation – Windows 95/98

3.1.3 Physically Installing the Controller

To install the AVM ISDN-Controller A1 in your PC and

connect the cables, follow the instructions given in

Chapter 2, “Hardware Installation”.

3.1.4 Installing the Driver Software

Once the Controller A1 has been installed in the PC, the

next step is to install the driver software for the Control-

ler.

1. Turn the computer back on. At the start of Windows,

the sign-on screen of the installation program ap-

pears immediately. From this window you can

access the current Readme file, call up additional

information with the F1 key, or abort installation at

any time by clicking Cancel. Click Continue.

2. In the next window, specify the folder in which the

AVM ISDN-Controller A1 driver software is to be

installed. The default folder is C:\IDRIVER, but any

other path desired may be entered. Once your

entries are complete, click Continue.

3. In the next dialog, specify the D-channel protocol

used by your ISDN line, e.g. DSS1 or a national

protocol. Select the appropriate protocol type and

click Continue.

US only: The next dialog asks you to enter your first

complete ISDN directory number (area code plus

telephone number) in the first input field. In the

second field, enter your first complete SPID.

In the following dialog box, enter your second

complete ISDN directory number and your second

SPID. If you have been assigned only one directory

number and one SPID, leave the input fields in this

dialog blank and click Continue.

4. The setup program now copies all driver files to the

specified folder.

3 Driver Software Installation – Windows 95/98

5. At the end of the installation procedure, a message

box displaying the Controller settings appears. Click

Continue.

The folder “AVM” is created in the Programs group of the

Windows Start menu. This folder contains the shortcuts

A1 Readme, A1 Setup, A1 Test and AVM Internet

Homepage (a link to the AVM’s Internet site, requiring a

web browser and Internet access).

US only: In addition to the above files, your AVM

program folder also contains the program A1 SPID

Tool. With this tool, you can change the Directory

Number(s) and SPID(s) for the ISDN-Controller. Restart

Windows 95/98 to activate the changes.

Note that the StartUp folder also contains the program

SPID Test. This test program runs automatically each

time Windows is started and the AVM ISDN-Controller

A1 is loaded. SPID Test runs in the background,

contacting the ISDN switch and checking the validity of

your SPIDs. If your SPIDs are valid, no message is

displayed; otherwise, a message appears. If you want to

change the SPIDs at this time, select Yes in the message

window. The program A1 SPID Tool is opened. Enter the

desired changes and restart Windows.

Installation of the AVM ISDN-Controller A1 in Windows

95/98 is now concluded.

The Controller’s driver software will be loaded automati-

cally whenever Windows is started. When Windows is

closed, the Controller will be deactivated.

If the Controller’s I/O address has to be changed at a later

date, e.g. because of new hardware components, open

the Device Manager (“Settings/Control Panel/System”)

and enter the new value for the Controller there. Then

remove the Controller and reset the jumpers. Windows

manages the interrupt values automatically.

3 Driver Software Installation – Windows 95/98

3.1.5 AVM ISDN CAPI Port Driver

To connect your computer to the Internet over ISDN using

the integrated TCP/IP stack of Windows 95/98, AVM

supplies the ISDN CAPI Port Driver. This driver provides

virtual modems which applications can use for Internet

connections, on-line services, BBS access or RAS (Re-

mote Access Services) connections to other computers.

The AVM ISDN CAPI Port Driver is located in the folder

\PROGRAMS\CAPIPORT.W95 on the CD-ROM supplied

with the Controller, and is also available from the AVM

Data Call Center (ADC) or AVM’s Internet site.

For a detailed description and instructions for installing

and using the driver, see its accompanying help file.

3.1.6 AVM NDIS WAN CAPI Driver

To facilitate the use of “Remote Access Services“ (RAS),

AVM provides the NDIS WAN CAPI Driver free of charge.

The drivers for Windows 95 and Windows 98 are located

on the Controller CD in the directories \PROGRAMS

\NDISWAN.95 and \NDISWAN.98 respectively. The driv-

ers also can be obtained from the AVM Data Call Center

or downloaded from the Internet.

A detailed description of the installation and functions of

the NDIS WAN CAPI Driver is available in the accompany-

ing help files included on the Controller CD.

3.1.7 Uninstalling the Controller

To uninstall the AVM ISDN-Controller A1, open the

Control Panel (“Start/Settings”) and double-click the

Add/Remove Programs symbol. The list of installed

software includes the AVM ISDN-Controller A1. Select

this entry and then click the Add/Remove button.

The uninstallation program is started and displays the

folder of driver software which is being deleted. The

registry entries of the AVM ISDN-Controller and the “AVM”

program group are also removed. At the end of

uninstallation you are prompted to restart Windows.

3 Driver Software Installation – Windows NT

3.2 Installation in Windows NT

Specially developed Windows NT driver software is sup-

plied with the AVM ISDN-Controller A1. The applica-

tions interface COMMON-ISDN-API (CAPI) Version 2.0

included with the Controller supports both 16-bit and 32-

bit applications (applications in DOS windows are not

supported, however).

This CAPI driver also allows you to use applications based

on CAPI 1.1. For more information about CAPI, see the

Appendix.

Before installation, check that the Controller has been

installed correctly in the PC. Make sure that the I/O

address set on the Controller is not occupied by any other

hardware in the computer (see Chapter 2, “Hardware

Installation”).

3.2.1 Installing the Driver Software

Proceed as follows to install the driver software:

1. Start Windows NT.

2. Insert the A1-CD in your CD-ROM drive.

3. Open the Windows NT 4.0 Start menu and select the

“Run” command. Enter the path to the setup

program in the command line, e.g.:

CD-ROM:\CARDWARE\A1\WINDOWS.NT\

<Language>\SETUP.EXE

<Language>: Specify the folder with the driver

software for your country (“English” for European

countries or “USA”).

Alternatively, search for the path using the Browse...

button. Confirm your selection by clicking OK.

4. The sign-on screen of the installation program ap-

pears. From this window you can access the current

Controller A1 Readme file. Installation can be

aborted at any time by clicking Cancel. To pro-

ceed, click Continue.

Check I/O address

CAPI

3 Driver Software Installation – Windows NT

5. Specify the folder in which the driver software is to

be installed.

The default folder is C:\IDRIVER, but any other path

desired may be entered. Once your entries are

complete, click OK.

6. Enter the interrupt (IRQ) for the Controller in the next

window.

Then specify the I/O address under which the Con-

troller is to be managed in the system. Enter the I/

O address which corresponds to the jumper position

on the Controller (see Chapter 2, “Hardware Instal-

lation” and Chapter 4, “Technical Specifications”).

Figure 4 Setting Interrupt and I/O address

7. In the next dialog, specify the D-channel protocol

used by your ISDN line, e.g. DSS1 or a national

protocol.

Select the appropriate protocol type and click Con-

tinue.

US only: The next dialog asks you to enter your first

complete ISDN directory number (area code plus

telephone number) in the first input field. In the

second field, enter your first complete SPID.

In the following dialog box, enter your second

complete ISDN directory number and your second

3 Driver Software Installation – Windows NT

SPID. If you have been assigned only one directory

number and one SPID, leave the input fields in this

dialog blank and select the Continue button.

8. The setup program now copies all driver files to the

specified folder.

9. In the final window you are prompted to restart the

computer so that the settings made in the Windows

NT registry can be implemented.

Installation of the driver software in Windows NT is

concluded. The Controller is ready for operation.

The folder “AVM” is created in the Programs group of the

Start menu. This folder contains the shortcuts A1

Readme, A1 Setup, A1 Test and AVM Internet

Homepage (a link to the AVM’s Internet site, requiring a

web browser and Internet access).

US only: In addition to the above files, your AVM

program group or folder also contains the program A1

SPID Tool. With this tool you can change the Directory

Number(s) and SPID(s) for the ISDN-Controller. Restart

Windows to activate the changes.

Note that the Startup folder now contains the program

SPID Test. This test program is run automatically each

time Windows NT is started and the ISDN-Controller A1 is

loaded. SPID Test runs in the background, contacting

the ISDN switch and checking the validity of your SPIDs.

If your SPIDs are valid, no message is displayed, other-

wise a message appears. If you want to change the

SPIDs at this time, select Yes in the message window.

The program A1 SPID Tool is opened. Enter the desired

changes and restart your computer.

The Controller’s driver software will be loaded automati-

cally whenever Windows is started. When Windows is

closed, the Controller will be deactivated.

If the Controller’s I/O address and interrupt have to be

changed at a later date, reset the jumpers on the Controller

first. Then start the A1 Setup program and enter the new

values there.

3 Driver Software Installation – Windows NT

3.2.2 AVM ISDN CAPI Port Driver

To connect your computer to the Internet over ISDN using

the integrated TCP/IP stack of Windows NT, AVM sup-

plies the ISDN CAPI Port Driver for Windows NT. This

driver provides virtual modems which applications can

use for Internet connections, on-line services, BBS ac-

cess or RAS (Remote Access Services) connections to

other computers. The AVM ISDN CAPI Port Driver is

located in the folder \PROGRAMS\CAPIPORT.NT on the

CD supplied with the Controller, and is also available from

the AVM Data Call Center (ADC) or AVM’s Internet site.

For a detailed description and instructions for installing

and using the driver, see its accompanying help file.

3.2.3 AVM NDIS WAN CAPI Driver

To facilitate the use of “Remote Access Services“ (RAS),

AVM provides the NDIS WAN CAPI Driver for Windows NT

free of charge. The driver is located on the Controller CD

in the directory \PROGRAMS\NDISWAN.NT. The driver

also can be obtained from the AVM Data Call Center or

downloaded from the Internet.

A detailed description of the installation and functions of

the NDIS WAN CAPI Driver is available in the help file

included on the Controller CD.

3.2.4 Uninstalling the Controller

To uninstall the AVM ISDN-Controller A1 in Windows

NT 4.0, open the Windows NT Control Panel (“Start/

Settings”) and double-click the Add/Remove Programs

symbol. The list of installed software includes the AVM

ISDN-Controller A1. Select this entry and then click the

Add/Remove button. The uninstallation program starts

and displays the folder of driver software which is being

deleted.

3 Driver Software Installation – Windows 3.x

3.3 Installation in Windows 3.x

Specially developed driver software for Microsoft Win-

dows 3.x is supplied with the ISDN-Controller. This true

32-bit virtual device driver (VxD) takes advantage of

Windows’ Protected Mode.

The AVM ISDN-Controller’s COMMON-ISDN-API 2.0 driver

for Windows supports both Windows and DOS applica-

tions running simultaneously within Windows. This CAPI

version also can be used with older applications designed

for CAPI 1.1. See the Appendix for more information

about CAPI.

Do not load a DOS-based CAPI driver before starting

Windows! If you want to use DOS applications, run them

in a DOS window, or end your Windows session and install

the ISDN-Controller driver for DOS.

Before beginning with the software installation, make

sure that the ISDN-Controller card is installed correctly in

your computer and set to an I/O address that is not used

by any other adapter in your PC (see Chapter 2, “Hard-

ware Installation”).

3.3.1 Installing the Driver Software

To install the ISDN-Controller software for Windows 3.x,

proceed as follows:

1. Start Windows.

2. Insert the driver CD supplied with the ISDN-Control-

ler into your CD-ROM drive. In the “File” menu of the

Program Manager, select the “Run” command. In

the command line, enter the path and file name of

the installation program, e.g.

CD-ROM:\CARDWARE\A1\WINDOWS.3XX\

<Language>\SETUP.EXE

<Language>: Specify the directory with the driver

software for your country (“English” for European

countries or “USA”).

CAPI

Check I/O address

3 Driver Software Installation – Windows 3.x

Alternatively, click the Browse button to search for

the path in the directory list.

3. Click OK to start the installation program.

The ”Initialize Setup” message is displayed. Once

initialization is complete, the installation program’s

sign-on message appears. Click the Continue

button.

The installation can be canceled at any time by

selecting Exit.

4. In the next dialog, enter the name of the directory in

which the ISDN-Controller software is to be installed.

The default is C:\IDRIVER; accept this suggestion or

enter any other directory name. Once your entry is

complete, confirm by clicking the Continue button.

5. Select the D-channel protocol used by your ISDN line

by clicking the desired option.

US only: The next dialog asks you to enter your first

complete ISDN directory number (area code plus

telephone number) in the first input field. In the

second field, enter your first complete SPID.

In the following dialog box, enter your second

complete ISDN directory number and your second

SPID. If you have been assigned only one directory

number and one SPID, leave the input fields in this

dialog blank and click the Continue button.

6. Now the installation routine copies the necessary

files to the specified drive and directory. When all

files have been copied, you will be prompted to

restart Windows.

The driver software installation for the Controller A1 in

Windows 3.x is now concluded.

The Controller’s driver software will be loaded automati-

cally whenever Windows 3.x is started. When Windows is

closed, the Controller will be deactivated.

3 Driver Software Installation – Windows 3.x

The program group “AVM” is created in the Program

Manager. This group contains the entries A1 Readme

and A1 Setup.

If you set the jumper to another I/O address before

installing the hardware, or if you wish to use a different

interrupt (IRQ), make these changes with the A1 Setup

program before beginning operation. If you accepted the

default values (I/O address 300, interrupt 5), skip section

3.4.2.

US only: Has your SPID or ISDN directory number

changed? To change the ISDN directory number or the

SPID for the AVM ISDN-Controller A1, run the installa-

tion program again and enter the new number and SPID.

3.3.2 Configuring the Controller

Start the A1 Setup program by double-clicking on its

icon in the “AVM” program group. The following window

appears:

Figure 5 Dialog window of the A1 Setup program

Click the selection arrow next to the entry field to select

a value for the I/O address and interrupt (IRQ).

Save your changes by clicking OK. The specified values

for the ISDN-Controller are entered in the SYSTEM.INI

(Windows directory) and ISDNLOAD.CFG (directory of the

Controller software) files.

Changing SPID or

Directory No. after

Installation

Changed I/O address?

3 Driver Software Installation – Windows 3.x

In order to implement the changes, you must restart

Windows.

The AVM ISDN-Controller is loaded automatically when-

ever Windows is started and deactivated when Windows

is closed.

If the Controller’s I/O address and interrupt have to be

changed at a later date, e.g. because of new hardware

components, reset the jumpers on the Controller first.

Then start the A1 Setup program and enter the new

values as described above.

3.3.3 Uninstalling the Controller

To uninstall the AVM ISDN-Controller A1 in Windows

3.x, start the setup program on the driver CD.

The setup indicates that an installed Controller was

found. Select the “Deinstallation” option and follow the

instructions on the screen.

3 Driver Software Installation – MS-DOS

3.4 Installation in MS-DOS

Special DOS driver software is supplied with the ISDN-

Controller. Once installed, the driver provides the appli-

cation interface COMMON-ISDN-API (CAPI) Version 2.0 to

all programs (see the Appendix). This CAPI driver also

supports applications designed for CAPI Version 1.1.

Before starting the software installation, make sure that

the ISDN-Controller card has been installed correctly in

your computer and set to an I/O address that is not used

by any other adapter in your PC (see Chapter 2, “Hard-

ware Installation”).

3.4.1 Installing the Driver Software

The driver software for the AVM ISDN-Controller B1 is

installed on your computer using a simple installation

program.

1. Insert the driver CD supplied with the ISDN-Control-

ler into your CD-ROM drive.

2. Change the current drive to your CD-ROM drive by

entering the drive letter (with colon) at the DOS

prompt, e.g. D:. Then use the DOS command cd to

change to the directory containing the DOS drivers:

\CARDWARE\A1\DOS\<Language>

<Language>: Specify the directory with the driver

software for your country (“English” for European

countries or “USA”).

Start the installation program by entering

install <RETURN>

at the DOS prompt. If the installation files are

located on a different drive or in a subdirectory, use

the appropriate path name.

3. The installation routine’s sign-on screen appears.

Installation can be aborted at any time by pressing

Ctrl+X. To proceed with installation, press Return.

Check I/O address

CAPI

3 Driver Software Installation – MS-DOS

4. A list of available drives appears. Choose the drive

on which the controller software is to be installed.

Use the arrow keys to browse in the list and confirm

your choice by pressing Return.

5. Next, choose the subdirectory where the Controller

software is to be installed.

The default is \IDRIVER, but this can be changed to

any name desired. Confirm again by pressing

Return.

6. Select the D-channel protocol used by your ISDN line

(DSS1 or a national protocol).

Use the Tab key to browse through the options and

select the desired entry; then confirm by pressing

Return.

US only: The next dialog asks US ISDN users to

enter the first complete ISDN directory number

(area code plus telephone number) in the first input

field. In the second field, enter your first complete

SPID.

Enter in the following dialog your second complete

directory number and the second SPID. If you have

been assigned only one directory number and one

SPID, leave the input fields in this dialog blank and

press Return.

7. Now the installation routine copies the necessary

files to the specified drive and directory. If there is

not enough free space on the drive, the program will

return an error message.

The installation of the driver software is now complete.

If you changed the I/O address by moving the jumper

before installation, the new address now must be regis-

tered using the A1 Setup program. If you would like to

use a different interrupt, this must be changed here as

well. If you accepted the default Controller settings (I/O

address 300, Interrupt 5), skip section 3.4.2.

Changed I/O address?

3 Driver Software Installation – MS-DOS

US only: Has your SPID or ISDN directory number

changed? To change the ISDN directory number or the

SPID for the AVM ISDN-Controller A1, run the installa-

tion program again and enter the new number and SPID.

You can also edit the file ISDNLOAD.CFG in the installa-

tion directory by using a text editor. Enter the directory

number(s) and SPID value(s) in the [ISDN-Controller-XX]

section:

:DN = X

:SPID = X

:DN2 = X

:SPID2 = X

3.4.2 Configuring the Controller

The I/O address defined by the jumper position must

correspond with the I/O address entered in the Controller

software. To enter the I/O address, run the program A1

Setup. The following dialog appears on the screen:

A1Setup Version 1.2

Hardware configuration for AVM ISDN-Controller A1

Controller I/O adress: 300

(Values permitted are 200, 240, 300, 340, default is 300)

Controller IRQ level: 5

(Values permitted are 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 15, default is 5)

Press Ctrl + Home to save

Space = Change value Tab = List

Figure 6 The A1 Setup Program in MS-DOS

Enter the I/O address you chose in the first input field.

The given value can be changed by pressing the space

bar. Press the Tab key to view a list of all possible values.

Select the desired I/O address by moving the highlighted

bar to the desired entry and then press Return.

Enter a new value for the interrupt in the second input

field. Press the space bar or use the Tab key to choose

another value.

Save your entries by pressing Return.

Changing SPID or

Directory No. after

Installation

3 Driver Software Installation – MS-DOS

If the Controller’s I/O address and interrupt have to be

changed at a later date, e.g. because of new hardware

components, reset the jumpers on the Controller first.

Then start the A1 Setup program and enter the new

values as described above.

3.4.3 Loading and Unloading the Controller

Now you may begin Controller operation. Change to the

directory which contains the driver software, e.g. IDRIVER,

and enter the following command at the DOS prompt:

ibase <RETURN>

This command initializes the ISDN-Controller and loads

its driver software. After successful loading, the follow-

ing message is displayed on the screen:

AVM Berlin ISDN-Controller A1

COMMON-ISDN-API Version 2.0 Serial No. xxxxxxx

E-DSS1 / Release xxxxxx Address xxx / IRQ x

Add. Service: V.110, X.25, X.31

Figure 7 Message after loading in MS-DOS

You may now begin working with your CAPI applications.

The AVM ISDN-Controller A1’s resident driver occu-

pies about 110 KB of your PC’s memory.

To remove the driver software from memory, enter the

command

ibase - <RETURN>

at the DOS prompt. The program displays a message to

acknowledge that the driver has been removed.

To load the AVM ISDN-Controller A1 driver automatically

every time the computer is started, enter the batch

command ibase.bat to your AUTOEXEC.BAT file (remem-

ber to specify the path ! ).

Load ISDN-Controller

Unloading the

ISDN-Controller

3 Driver Software Installation – MS-DOS

3.4.4 Uninstalling the Controller

To uninstall the AVM ISDN-Controller A1 in MS-DOS,

first remove the driver from memory by entering the

command ibase -.

Then use the DOS commands del and rmdir to delete the

driver software and the installation directory. If the

command ibase has been added to your AUTOEXEC.BAT

file, it must be removed as well.

Technical Specifications

4 Technical Specifications

4.1 Jumper Positions for I/O Address

Selection

To install the Controller it may be necessary to change

the I/O address from the factory setting of 300, for

instance, if other hardware components use this ad-

dress.

The I/O address is changed by moving a jumper on the

ISDN-Controller card, then entering the new address in

the ISDN-Controller driver software or operating system

configuration. This section describes the hardware

adjustment: moving the jumper. The procedure for

adjusting the software configuration is described for

each operating system in Chapter 3, “Driver Software

Installation”.

The ISDN-Controller has one jumper row containing one

jumper. To locate the jumper row, hold the board in front

of you with the component side up. The controller

sockets are at the right side, the contact fingers are at

the bottom (see illustration):

Jumper

slot blanking

plate

socket for the

ISDN cable

Figure 8 AVM ISDN-Controller A1

The position of the jumper determines the I/O address.

The following diagrams show the jumper settings and the

corresponding I/O addresses. To change the I/O ad-

dress, pull the jumper off and slide it onto the contacts at

the corresponding position.

4 Technical Specifications

Jumper position Jumper row I/O address

closed I/O address 200

open

open I/O address 240

closed

open

open I/O address 300

open

closed

open

open I/O address 340

open

closed

Figure 9 Jumper positions and I/O addresses

If the jumper row contains no jumpers at all, the Controller

is set to the default I/O address 300.

4 Technical Specifications

4.2 Cable Connector Pin Assignments

The AVM ISDN-Controller A1 is connected to the ISDN

socket by a 9-pin sub-D connector.

Pin Assignments, S

Interface (9-pin sub-D con-

nector) to RJ 45 ISDN socket

Sub-D connector RJ45 connector Signal

2- SR1- -5 (b1) transmit

3- SR2+ -4 (a1) transmit

4- SX1+ -3 (a2) receive

5- SX2- -6 (b2) receive

Table 1 Pin assignments for the RJ 45 ISDN socket

4.3 Features and Technical Specifications

• ISDN PC adapter card in SMD technology for PC with

ISA or EISA bus system.

• Dimensions: 160 x 70 mm

• Power consumption: approx. 0.35 W

• Can be operated in an 8-bit or a 16-bit slot

• Avoids collisions with other adapters by using only the

I/O address and interrupt to address the card in the

system; uses no system memory

• Freely configurable interrupt (IRQ) level and I/O ad-

dress

4 Technical Specifications

• S

interface for BRI lines and PBX extensions

• Supports both B channels (at 64 kbit/s each) and the

D channel (at 16 kbit/s) of the BRI

• Supports data and voice applications using two chan-

nels simultaneously

• COMMON-ISDN-API (CAPI) Version 2.0 as standard

software interface, including support for CAPI 1.1

applications in Windows

• Driver software for international and national D-chan-

nel protocols (DSS1, 1TR6, 5ESS and NI 1)

• Loadable B-channel protocols, Layer 2: X.75, HDLC

transparent and V.110 transparent

Loadable B-channel protocols, Layer 3: transparent,

X.31 for ISDN packet services, ISO 8208 for X.25 and

Eurofile transfer; T.70, T.30 and V.32bis

• Operating systems supported: Windows 98, Win-

dows 95, Windows NT, Windows 3.x, MS-DOS and

Linux

• 32-bit device drivers for Windows 98, Windows 95,

Windows NT and Windows 3.x

• AVM ISDN-Tools included: Connect2 (MS-DOS) and

Connect32 (Windows 98, 95 und NT), compatible

with FRITZ!data and IDtrans, NDIS WAN CAPI Driver,

AVM ISDN CAPI Port Driver, AVM ISDN TAPI Services

for CAPI, Terminal (MS-DOS)

• PTT certification in USA and throughout Europe,

including Germany and France in accordance with the

CE standard

• Approvals: CE 0170X, TÜV tested, GS seal

• EMC tested in accordance with EN410003 at 4000 V

surge voltage

Appendix The Applications Interface CAPI 2.0

For more information about CAPI, see the CAPI

Association’s Web site,

http://www.capi.org/

CAPI Features

CAPI offers a number of important features:

• Support for basic call features such as call set-up and

clear-down

• Support for multiple B channels for data and/or voice

connections

• Support for multiple logical data connections within a

single physical channel

• Selection of specific services and protocols on dialing

and in answering incoming calls

• Transparent interface for protocols above OSI Layer 3

• Support for one or several BRIs and PRIs through one

or several ISDN adapters

• Support for multiple concurrent applications

• Message definitions independent of operating sys-

tems

• A message-passing mechanism tailored to specific

operating systems for optimum system integration

• An asynchronous, event-driven mechanism for high

throughput

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