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Identifies and describes the function of external switches, LEDs, and connectors on the adapter.
Provides critical safety instructions regarding static electricity and component handling.
Explains various methods for powering the SLTA-10 Adapter.
Guides connecting the adapter to a PC's serial port using DB-9 or DB-25 connectors.
Details using null modem cables to connect the SLTA-10 Adapter to a modem.
Explains how to configure the adapter's hardware using its eight-position DIP switch block.
Configures the link protocol (ALERT/ACK or Buffered) for MIP mode.
Controls whether the adapter operates in modem mode or local host mode.
Manages network communication enablement/disablement after a reset.
Selects between the NSI Mode and MIP Mode firmware.
Enables automatic baud rate detection for serial communication.
Sets the SLTA-10 Adapter's serial bit rate.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the NSI mode software on Windows NT.
Guides users through installing the MIP mode software for DOS and Windows.
Guides users on accessing and utilizing the diagnostic screen for testing and status checks.
Provides instructions for installing the DOS driver by modifying the CONFIG.SYS file.
Covers setting the serial bit rate for communication between the PC and the adapter.
Details configuring COM port assignments and device names for the DOS driver.
Covers the essential steps for initializing the SLTA-10 Adapter after power-up or reset.
Guides the process of installing the adapter as a node on a LONWORKS network.
Offers solutions for common problems encountered with modem links.
Addresses issues when the modem fails to auto-answer incoming calls.
Provides guidance on troubleshooting modems that fail to establish a connection.
Identifies the likely causes for a complete failure of the adapter-to-host link.
Discusses causes for partial link failures, such as timeouts or driver issues.
Provides solutions when the modem does not respond to configuration strings.