Siemens I-SURF - Manuals

Important instructions about installation and operation 10 Drivers for CAPI 2.0 and NDIS WAN-Miniports After installing the I-SURF drivers you already meet the technical requirements for surf-ing on the Internet and sending and receiving e-mails (NDIS WAN-Miniports). To do this, you can use the acce...

Important instructions about installation and operation 12 Instructions for operation through a PBX ● The I-SURF was designed for operation at an ISDN main line with the Euro-ISDN-Protocol DSS1. In addition, operation though a PBX is supported: you can enter parameters like "Main line number"...

Important instructions about installation and operation 13 Siemens Service Hotline If you have any questions about your device malfunctioning, contact our Hotline team on these numbers: National International Germany: 01805 333 220 +49 / 1805 / 333 220 Austria: 0 1 1707 5004 +43 / 1 / 1707 5004 Swit...

Installation of the I-SURF ISDN Card 15 Installation of the I-SURF ISDN Card Overview The I-SURF is an internal, passive ISDN card for the S 0 basic rate access. Using this card under Windows 95,98 and NT 4.0, you can, for example, send and receive faxes, surf the Internet, run home banking or use t...

Installation of the I-SURF ISDN Card 16 Installing the ISDN-card Hardwareinstallation Preparing the computer Note the hardware configuration of your system. In the Device Manager there is a dis-play showing which input/output range addresses and interrupt numbers on your PC are currently occupied. Y...

Installation of the I-SURF ISDN Card 17 After installing your card Please switch your computer (and possible peripheral devices) on. If your system does not start: ● Check again that you have correctly followed all steps ● Check your system for interrupt conflicts - see ➔ “Checking the Interrupt ass...

Installation of the I-SURF ISDN Card 18 Driver Software installation Because there are many possible combinations of installed components (network cards, dial-up network, etc.), a variety of sequences are possible when installing hard-ware and drivers. The following steps are also dependent on both ...

Installation of the I-SURF ISDN Card 19 3. In the box " Specify a location", put in the following path: D:\drv_98 (instead of D, put in the letter designating your CD-ROM drive) and click on Next. In the following dialog, the driver found will be offered to you. 4. Accept this driver with Ne...

Installation of the I-SURF ISDN Card 20 Installation of the driver software under Windows 95 During the installation, you might be prompted to insert the Windows 95 CD-ROM. You should therefore have the CD-ROM ready or make a note of the path to the place on the hard disk where you have saved the Wi...

Installation of the I-SURF ISDN Card 21 Several files will be copied. 8. You will now be asked if you want to restart the PC, so that the settings for the new hardware can take effect. 9. Click on Yes. The PC will be restarted. In order to import a new driver for your card First you must deinstall t...

Installation of the I-SURF ISDN Card 22 Installation of driver software under Windows NT 4.0 It is only when the system has recognized your Siemens ISDN I-SURF 2 card that the driver for this card can be installed. In order to do this, the ISA Plug and Play driver (ISA PNP enabler driver) from Micro...

Installation of the I-SURF ISDN Card 24 On the Settings parameter card, the ISDN-Protocol "DSS1" (EuroISDN), the "Point to Multipoint" type of connection and A-Law for the language coding process have been preset. These settings are the right ones for the normal Euro-ISDN connection ...

Installation of the I-SURF ISDN Card 25 Correction for selection of Do not install a driver 1. Select the menu item Execute from the Start program menu of Windows NT. 2. Enter the name Regedt32 as file to be executed and confirm with OK. 3. In the following dialog, select the key SIE0020 (Path: HKEY...

Installing the I-SURF Program Package 27 Installing the I-SURF Program Package Overview After installation of the drivers, your PC - with the CAPI 2.0 interface - fulfils the require-ments for installing ISDN application programs. With the installation of the "I-SURF" ISDN program package, y...

Installing the I-SURF Program Package 30 13. Choose the program folder in which you want to install I-SURF. a) If you wish to create a new program folder, enter a name in the Program Folder box. The default setting is "Siemens I-SURF 2.1". b) If you want to add I-SURF to an existing program ...

Installing the I-SURF Program Package 32 b) if you do not yet have a message store available in your Exchange/Outlook profile, you will receive a message to this effect and you start at ➔ ’Point 8" page 33 of the directions which follow. c) if Exchange/Outlook is already installed and the settin...

Installing the I-SURF Program Package 34 Continuation of the Setup of the I-SURF ISDN program package When the copying process has ended, the wizard for ISDN port and modem installation appears. 17. Click on Next. 18. In the interface configuration, select the ports to which the modems are to be con...

Installing the I-SURF Program Package 35 If your ISDN card is connected to a PBX, enter only the extension number allocated by the PBX to the ISDN card. If your ISDN card is directly connected to an S 0 line, enter one of your subscriber num- bers (MSNs). 21. Confirm with Next. In the next dialog, y...

Installing the I-SURF Program Package 36 22. Select those modems that are or are not to be installed. A tick next to the modem means it is installed. If there is no tick next to the modem, it is either not installed or will be deinstalled. 23. Confirm with Finish. The LineManager configuration wizar...

Installing the I-SURF Program Package 37 27. Click on the Next command button. In the next dialog, indicate whether you operate your ISDN card direct to ISDN line or on a PBX. 28. Click on the Next command button. In the next dialog, the previously entered information is listed and you are asked for...

Brief description of I-SURF 41 Brief description of I-SURF The aim of this chapter is to give you a brief overview of the functions and structure of I-SURF. The main functions of I-SURF are explained briefly below. Detailed discussions of individual points are contained in the later chapters of this...

Brief description of I-SURF 42 Siemens Support Connection A Dial-Up connection to the Siemens Support Server is established. As soon as you are connected, please select the menu option Siemens Support Homepage. Siemens Support Homepage With this menu option your Internet-Explorer automatically loads...

Brief description of I-SURF 46 The Voicegate You can accept incoming calls on your computer and listen to them later, just as with a conventional answering machine. You can record announcements for the voicegate using the telephone or a microphone attached to the PC. To do this, select the Voicegate...

UserManagement 47 UserManagement When I-SURF is installed, a standard user is set up. During user configuration, you can set all the parameters required by a specific user for fax, EuroFileTransfer and voicega-te. To run user configuration, proceed as follows: 1. Using the Start and Programs command...

UserManagement 48 MSN (Multiple Subscriber Number)/Number Enter the number for the appropriate service. The number shown in the Location box is here in order to complete the required digits. Tries for dialing Indicate whether dialing should be automatically repeated if an outgoing call is un-success...

UserManagement 49 Default profile Displays the profile from MS Exchange that will be used. Click the arrow at the right-hand edge of the box to display a list of all available profiles, and select the profile that should be used by default when the I-SURF Dialer is started. Save settings to default ...

UserManagement 51 Configuring the Group 3 fax service The parameters for the Group 3 fax service are configured in the Group 3 Fax registry sheet. Station ID Type your fax number, including your country code and dialing code, as your station ID. During the transmission of a fax message, the station ...

UserManagement 52 Configuring the Group 4 fax service The parameters for the Group 4 fax service are configured in the Group 4 Fax registry chart. Station ID Type your fax number, including your country code and dialing code, as your station ID. During the transmission of a fax message, the station ...

UserManagement 53 Configuring EuroFileTransfer The parameters for data transfer via EFT are configured in the EuroFileTransfer registry sheet. EFT username Type in your username for EFT connections. The username is required by some dis-tant terminals for a connection to be set up. With some remote t...

UserManagement 55 Inactive time (1 - 10 min): Indicate the time after which a connection should be automatically disconnected if no data are being transferred. This Short Hold mechanism helps you save money if in the EFT Explorer you happen to forget to disconnect the call. Anti virus application In...

ISDN LineManager 57 ISDN LineManager You can configure your ISDN card correctly using the ISDN LineManager. The LineManager Configuration Assistant helps you make changes to connection data. The call test that it contains checks and updates the connection data you have entered. Nor-malization of the...

ISDN LineManager 58 Country code Enter the country code of your plug (44 for the UK, 49 for Germany, 1 for the USA etc.). National code Enter the discrimination digit, if any, for calls outside your own local network (0 in Germany). The national code must be dialed before the local area code. Area c...

ISDN LineManager 59 Country specific settings... Clicking on this command button calls up a dialog for setting country-specific data. Charging - cost per unit Enter the cost of one telephone unit. You can change the displayed currency unit in Windows System Control (Country settings) by selecting th...

ISDN LineManager 60 Configuring ISDN card The ISDN cards installed in your computer are displayed in the ISDN card registry sheet. The configuration of the ISDN card is displayed in the ISDN card registry sheet. Manufacturer Shows the manufacturer of the ISDN card. CAPI version Shows the version of ...

ISDN LineManager 61 Software fax Check this option if you wish to use the software fax module contained in I-SURF. The software fax should be used ● if the ISDN card does not support a fax module ● the hardware fax module of the ISDN card has a narrower range of functions than the software fax (i.e....

Sending and receiving messages 63 Sending and receiving messages (only in Online Documentation) Sending and receiving fax messages Using I-SURF, you can send fax messages to both conventional Group 3 analogue fax machines and Group 4 digital fax machines, and receive fax messages from them. Un-less ...

Sending and receiving messages 65 Sending a fax message via Drag&Drop on the Fax Dialer Using the I-SURF Fax Dialer, you can send documents as fax messages simply using drag and drop. The explanations in this section are intended to enable you get started quickly. They are therefore confined to ...

Sending and receiving messages 66 2. In the Dialing mode box, select the way the number should be dialed. Three options are available: ● Direct dial: The number is dialed just as it was entered. ● Automatic line call: The outside-line digit does not need to be entered but is deter-mined automaticall...

Sending and receiving messages 68 Sending a fax message from an application You can send files direct from the application in which you create them. 1. Open the file you want to send and select the command Print or Printer Setup. 2. Select ISDNFAX as the printer. 3. Start the print. The I-SURF Fax D...

Sending and receiving messages 69 2. Double-click on the fax message. The fax viewer is opened with the fax message (see section ➔ “The Fax Viewer“ page 69). The Fax Viewer Received fax messages can be displayed and edited using the fax viewer. In the fax viewer, documents can be ● viewed ● edited ●...

Sending and receiving messages 70 Commands in the File menu The following file formats are available: ● TIFFG 3 format ● DCX format ● PCX format Open Use this command to open a file. The fax viewer can read files in TIF and ATF format. Close Use this command to close a file. Save Use this command to...

Sending and receiving messages 71 Commands in the Edit menu Commands in the View menu Toolbar Use this command to switch on or off the display of the toolbar. Status bar Use this command to switch on or off the display of the status bar. Zoom The zoom functions change the size of the document displa...

Sending and receiving messages 73 Commands in the Options menu Save settings on exit This command enables/disables the option that saves all important settings when you exit: ● position and size of the display window ● zoom ● contrast ● inverse display ● printer for output ● list of the most recentl...

Sending and receiving messages 74 Sending and receiving files using EuroFileTransfer Using I-SURF, you can transfer files by EuroFileTransfer. EuroFileTransfer - EFT for short - is a Europe-wide data transmission standard. In data transfer by EFT, it doesn't matter what EFT software is being used by...

Sending and receiving messages 76 Sending files via Drag&Drop on the EFT Dialer You can send files simply and quickly via the I-SURF EFT Dialer. The explanations in this section are intended to enable you get started quickly. They are therefore confined to the "normal case" when sending ...

Sending and receiving messages 77 To send the document to further addressees, click on ...to list>> and enter further ad-dressees. If you wish to send further documents, you can also drag them to the EFT Dialer icon. 4. Click on Send. The message is sent without any further confirmation. Sendi...

Sending and receiving messages 78 3. a) Select the service I-SURF EFT Dialer. The I-SURF EFT Dialer window is opened. For the further procedure, see ➔ “Sending files via Drag&Drop on the EFT Dialer“ page 76. or b) Select the service Mail Recipient. MS Exchange is opened. For the further procedur...

Sending and receiving messages 81 If you opened the Dialer dialog by double-clicking on the Dialer icon or by dragging a number of files to it, the expanded Dialer window opens immediately. The File attach- ment(s) box lists the files to be sent. Click on the Browse... command button to open the Fil...

Sending and receiving messages 82 Resolution State the desired resolution. The possible values are for fax 3: normal (96 lpi) fine (196 lpi) for fax 4: normal (200 dpi) fine (400 dpi) Format State the desired format. The possible values are DIN A4 DIN A5 (landscape only) US Letter Legal Orientation ...

Sending and receiving messages 83 Input the parameters for the EuroFileTransfer in this dialog. Username Input your username. The username is required by some distant terminals for a con-nection to be set up. Password Input your password. The password is required by some distant terminals for a conn...

Sending and receiving messages 84 Compression State whether data should be compressed for transfer. The data to be transferred are then automatically compressed before being sent and are decompressed by the dis-tant terminal. The default setting is the option that was set in the I-SURF UserManagemen...

The EFT Explorer 85 The EFT Explorer (only in Online Documentation) Using the EFT Explorer, you can connect up to a distant EFT terminal and, in those of its directories to which you have access, you can copy, move, rename and delete files. You can also download files from and upload files to the di...

The EFT Explorer 88 Working with files and directories When you have set up a connection, the directory, subdirectories and files on the dis-tant terminal to which you have access appear in the EFT Explorer Depending on your access rights on the distant terminal, you can now copy, rename and delete ...

The EFT Explorer 89 Copying files from your computer to the distant terminal You can only copy files to the distant terminal if you have been given write access to the destination directory. 1. In EFT Explorer, mark the files you want to copy to the distant terminal. 2. From the Edit menu, select th...

The EFT Explorer 90 An overview of all commands The commands in the Connection menu New Opens the EFT Destination dialog so that a new connection can be entered and set up. Connect to Opens the EFT Destination dialog to set up a connection. Abort transfer (current file) Cancels the transmission of t...

The EFT Explorer 91 The commands in the Edit menu Cut Deletes the marked files and transfers them to the clipboard. Copy Copies the marked files to the clipboard. Paste Pastes the marked files from the clipboard to the current directory. Delete Deletes the marked files from the hard disk on the dist...

The EFT Explorer 92 The commands in the View menu The commands in the Extras menu Configuration... Opens the I-SURF UserManagement system. Update UserManagement Copies data from the UserManagement system (data compression, number of chan-nels etc.) and enables them for the current session. Explore l...

The VoiceGate 93 The VoiceGate (only in Online Documentation) You can accept incoming calls on your computer and listen to them later, just as with a conventional answering machine. Calls, and your announcements, are stored as sound files (identifiable by their WAV extension) and can be monitored ov...

The VoiceGate 94 If you click on the Browse command button, the Open File window appears, showing the WAV files in the individual directories. Select the directory in which you wish to save the file with the announcement, and enter the filename. 5. Enter the number of the phone that the VoiceGate sh...

The VoiceGate 96 It is not possible to save calls from MS Exchange. For security, the password is not displayed while being entered: instead, a * is dis-played for each character. 4. Confirm with Exit. Remote control You can also listen elsewhere to calls that have come in for you, using remote cont...

The VoiceGate 97 Pins Enter the keys that will be used to initiate the various actions during remote control. The digits 0 - 9 are permissible. Go to first messageWinds to the first message. Go to last messageWinds to the last message. PlayThe current call and all subsequent calls are played back. P...

The VoiceGate 98 For security, the password is not displayed while being entered: instead, a * is dis-played for each character. 3. Confirm with OK. Monitoring calls via remote control You can monitor calls from any conventional phone by remote control. 1. Call your VoiceGate. 2. While the answertex...

The I-SURF Address Book 99 The I-SURF Address Book (only in Online Documentation) The I-SURF Address Book, which is integrated into MS Exchange, provides you with a powerful tool for managing your ISDN addresses. Adding a new entry to an address book An address book contains a list of recipients, wi...

The I-SURF Address Book 100 4. As the type of entry, select I-SURF Mail Address. 5. Click on the OK command button. The New Address Properties window appears. 6. In the Phone Numbers registry sheet, input the number(s) of the recipient. Name Input the recipient's name as it should appear in the addr...

The I-SURF Address Book 103 Phone Number display box Input the default number for the recipient. The default number is the one used by de-fault if several numbers have been recorded for a recipient. 8. In the Notes registry sheet you can input notes about your recipient entries. Entering notes is op...

The I-SURF Address Book 108 5. In the Filename box, enter the path and name of the file to which the address book should be written. The I-SURF address books are stored in database (.MDB) files. You can add the new address book to an existing database file (e.g. I-SURFPAB.MDB in the I-SURF directo-r...

The I-SURF Address Book 109 Codes Country Displays the country code. Area Displays the area code. Line Main Line Displays the main number. Outgoing Displays the outside-line digit for calls outside the PBX. The location data cannot be changed. 8. Confirm with OK. In the I-SURF Address Book window, t...

Communications via the ISDN modems 111 Communications via the ISDN modems (only in Online Documentation) The ISDN modems contained in I-SURF let you use TAPI-based communications pro-grams over the ISDN and set up calls to both digital and analog remote terminals. The ISDN modems are installed autom...

Communications via the ISDN modems 112 3. Activate 'Incoming number', if incoming calls are to be accepted. Activate 'Outgo-ing number', if a particular MSN is to be used for outgoing calls. 4. Enter the appropriate number(s) for the modem. If your ISDN card is connected direct to ISDN line, input t...

Communications via the ISDN modems 115 Some examples of important AT commands are given below. Setting numbers With the command AT&A, up to 10 numbers can be entered into a list. This MSN list is the basis for interpreting the numbers in incoming and outgoing calls. Outgoing ISDN numbers Using t...

Communications via the ISDN modems 116 Dial-Up Networking under Windows 98 The Dial-Up Networking program integrated into Windows 98 makes it possible to ac- cess remote PCs and networks via a modem. The telephone line is used as the com-munications medium. With its integrated ISDN modem, I-SURF add...

Communications via the ISDN modems 117 By clicking on the check box, you can select and deselect individual components. Checkboxes that already have a tick in them when you open this dialog show that the components have already been installed. If you click on such a checkbox and thereby remove the t...

Communications via the ISDN modems 120 Setting up a Dial-Up Networking connection under Windows 98 To set up a connection 1. In the Dial-Up Networking window, click on the connection you want to set up. The Connect To dialog box is opened. 2. In order to access a computer, enter your username and yo...

Communications via the ISDN modems 121 4. In the Path box, input the name of the computer you are connected to and the path of the folder. Inputs should be in this form: \\computername\sharename If the "Reconnect at logon" option is enabled, a DUN connection will be set up next time the Expl...

Communications via the ISDN modems 124 Access to the Internet under Windows 98 If you have installed I-SURF and Dial-Up Network on your computer, you can set up a connection to an Internet Service Provider via ISDN. A requirement here is that you have installed the TCP/IP protocol. For the installat...

Communications via the ISDN modems 125 4. Select the component Dial-Up Networking. By clicking on the check box, you can select and deselect individual components. A tick next to a component indicates that it has been enabled and is being installed. 5. Confirm with OK. Dial-Up Networking is installe...

Communications via the ISDN modems 128 Setting up a Dial-Up Networking connection under Windows 95 To set up a connection 1. In the Dial-Up Networking window, click on the connection you want to set up. The Connect To dialog box is opened. 2. In order to access a computer, enter your username and yo...

Communications via the ISDN modems 129 3. In the Drive box, enter the drive letter. By default, the next free letter is preset. 4. In the Path box, input the name of the computer you are connected to and the path of the folder. Inputs should be in this form: \\computername\sharename If the "Reco...

Communications via the ISDN modems 132 Access to the Internet under Windows 95 If you have installed I-SURF and Dial-Up Network on your computer, you can set up a connection to an Internet Service Provider via ISDN. A requirement here is that you have installed the TCP/IP protocol. For the installat...

Communications via the ISDN modems 134 The Network configuration dialog is opened. 7. Select the appropriate network protocols and confirm with OK. 8. Click on the Configure command button. In the next dialog you can configure the interfaces for the modem. 9. Select whether the interface is to be us...

Communications via the ISDN modems 137 If the "Reconnect at logon" option is enabled, a DUN connection will be set up next time the Explorer is started. 5. Confirm with OK. In MS Explorer, the folder you have connected up to is now displayed as an additional disk drive and you can edit files...

Communications via the ISDN modems 138 Double-click on the user to open the User Properties dialog. 3. Click on the Dialin command button. The Dial-in Options dialog appears. 4. Enable the Grant dialin permission to user option. You have now given the user access to the computer. Access to the Inter...

Microsoft Exchange 141 Microsoft Exchange (only in Online Documentation) The ISDN application programs of I-SURF integrate ISDN communication services in the operating system. To do this, the Messaging Application Program Interface (MAPI) defined by Microsoft is used. Therefore in order to manage an...

Microsoft Exchange 142 You can attach files to your message that come from other applications. The message is sent off and appears in the Sent Items folder. Attaching files to a message You have two ways to attach files from other applications to your messages: The Insert File window appears. 2. Mar...

Microsoft Exchange 143 An attachment The file is copied into the message as an icon and is sent along with it. By double-click-ing the icon, the recipient can open the file, provided he has installed the appropriate program. Link attachment to original file The file is linked with the message, but n...

Microsoft Exchange 144 3. In the list of names, mark one or more recipients or distribution lists, and click on the To command button. The selected names are copied into the list of Message recipients. 4. Confirm with OK. The recipients are copied into the To field in the current message. Saving mes...

Microsoft Exchange 145 Deleting messages 1. Mark or open the message that is to be deleted. The marked file is moved to the Deleted Items folder. 3. If you want to delete a message definitively, mark it in the Deleted Items folder. The message is definitively deleted. Forwarding messages You can for...

Microsoft Exchange 146 Service Select the service via which a message is to be sent. From address book (default setting) The service used is the one recorded in the address book as the default service for the relevant recipient. Fax The message is sent as a fax with automatic fallback. Group 3 Fax T...

Microsoft Exchange 148 active The message is currently being converted and sent. cancelled The process was cancelled before the message or parts of it were sent. part sent The message was incompletely sent or was not sent to all recipients. sent The message was completely sent to all recipients. War...

Microsoft Exchange 149 ISDN Status for a recipient When a message is sent to a distribution group, the overall status for all recipients is displayed in the ISDN Transmission Status registry sheet. You can, however, obtain a display of information about individual recipients. 1. In the Sent Items fo...

Microsoft Exchange 150 Number Shows the selected number of the recipient. Station ID (for fax messages only) Shows the ID of the distant fax terminal. Address Shows the name and address of the recipient from the address book. Error When transmission of a message was incomplete, indicates the cause o...

The I-SURF Support Module 151 The I-SURF Support Module The Siemens Support Server for PC communication is a Remote Access Service (RAS) Server which you can access with your Internet browser using the same technique as you would with the Internet. The server can be accessed with an ISDN direct conn...

Annex 1 - The ACO_CT32.EXE CAPI test program 155 Annex 1 - The ACO_CT32.EXE CAPI test program To test both your connection and the drivers, you can use the acotec CAPI 2.0 tester (ACO-CT32.EXE).. The ACO-CT32.EXE program is based on the CAPI2032.DLL and can simulate outgoing calls with the various t...

Annex 1 - The ACO_CT32.EXE CAPI test program 156 In the expanded window, you can also set special application classes. "CIP values" are defined in the CAPI 2.0 specification for the appropriate application classes. For a de-tailed explanation of these values please refer to the CAPI 2.0 spec...

Annex 1 - The ACO_CT32.EXE CAPI test program 157 The entries under CIP mask can be selected if, under listen to, you select the special option. All the possible CIP values are listed here. You can find more information about this in the CAPI 2.0 specification, held on our Support PC. As standard, th...

Annex 2 - AT commands / registers 159 Annex 2 - AT commands / registers (only in Online Documentation) AT commands The AT commands listed here have been standardized world-wide. All commands to be passed to the modem must begin with the prefix AT (AT<command>). The only excep-tion is the comma...

Annex 2 - AT commands / registers 161 Registers Registers marked with ! should be set with the appropriate AT commands only. No. Description Default 0 auto answer on (>=1)/off(==0) 0 2 ESC character 43 ("+") 3 CR character 13 4 LF character 10 5 backspace character 8 12 ESC sequence time ...

Glossary 163 Glossary Address Book The names, numbers and address of recipients are stored in Microsoft Exchange's address books. When sending a message you need only select a name from an address book: MS Exchange will find the correct address. B1 protocol Represents the protocol for OSI layer 1 (p...

Glossary 164 D-channel The D-channel or signalling channel serves to carry service attributes in ISDN. All the signals that affect the setup and disconnection of a call are transmitted on the D-chan-nel. DSS1 The Digital Subscriber System No. 1 is the protocol used in EuroISDN. DSS1 provides a wider...

Glossary 165 ISDN Controller The ISDN controller implements the interface between the ISDN and the PC. In gene-ral, an ISDN controller is understood to mean an ISDN controller card and the software needed to operate it. ISDN Modem The ISDN modem incorporated in I-SURF enables modem-based application...

Glossary 167 Telematic Server The Telematic Server is an I-SURF program component that receives and sends tele-matics services - fax, teletex and telex. The Telematic Server works invisibly in the back-ground. Fax is the only telematics service included in this version of I-SURF. V.110 A transmissio...

Index 170 I-SURF Fax Dialer .................................... 68 , 79 L LineManager ................................................. 57 Location ........................................................ 47 M Mainline ........................................................ 58 Message attaching fi...