Motorola 3460 User Manual
3460 Fast’R
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Installing a Modem Daughtercard,
Vanguard Enclosure
Vanguard Enclosure
The Vanguard 3460 V.34 Daughtercard card operates in Vanguard
enclosures. For instructions on installing and removing Vanguard
Daughtercards, refer to the Vanguard Daughtercard Installation Guide
(Part. No. T0020-02).
enclosures. For instructions on installing and removing Vanguard
Daughtercards, refer to the Vanguard Daughtercard Installation Guide
(Part. No. T0020-02).
IMPORTANT: When using a network-management application, such
as Fast’RVu, with Vanguard 3460 V.34 Daughtercards, always assign
the address Enclosure 1, Slot 9, Modem B to the daughtercard.
as Fast’RVu, with Vanguard 3460 V.34 Daughtercards, always assign
the address Enclosure 1, Slot 9, Modem B to the daughtercard.
The daughtercard always presents itself as a master modem in Slot 9 to
the network-management application, regardless of its location.
the network-management application, regardless of its location.
Set-Up
The Vanguard 3460 V.34 Daughtercard default option set uses an
asynchronous protocol. However, the 3460 Daughtercard does not have
a computer port, so it cannot be cabled directly to a personal computer.
asynchronous protocol. However, the 3460 Daughtercard does not have
a computer port, so it cannot be cabled directly to a personal computer.
To configure the 3460 Daughtercard, the preferred method is to connect
a personal computer to the modem card network-management port, and
use Fast’RVu to set options. Or, to configure for async applications only,
set the modem’s Pass Through option. To do this, establish a call from
one Vanguard port (e.g., a CTP or PAD) to the 3460 Vanguard
daughtercard port, and echo AT commands through to the modem.
a personal computer to the modem card network-management port, and
use Fast’RVu to set options. Or, to configure for async applications only,
set the modem’s Pass Through option. To do this, establish a call from
one Vanguard port (e.g., a CTP or PAD) to the 3460 Vanguard
daughtercard port, and echo AT commands through to the modem.