Operation Manual

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.