Dialogue Technology Corporation V33IG-W-B Manuel D’Utilisation

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Connection through options 

By using the built-in fax/data modem module, you can connect your computer to a 
remote computer, a remote network or the Internet.   

Before making a dial-up connection, you must create a connection component on the 
fax/data modem module and on your dialing profile for your connection. More than 
one component can be created for different connection purpose.   

To create modem dial-up connection components:   

Enter into Network Connections panel. 

Use “Create A New Connection” wizard to create dial-up connection components. When a component is created, an icon of the component will be shown in the panel. 

To make a modem dial-up connection: 

Connect a telephone line from an analog telephone jack to your computer’s fax/data modem port (RJ-11). 

 

In Network Connections panel, double-click the icon of the component you wish to use it to make connection to start connection.   

Once the connection is established, you can find the icon shows “connected” in the 
panel. You can click the icon to open its connection status window to check 
connection status, stop the connection or open its connection properties window to 
configure this connection component. 

Windows XP allows you to use other modem dial-up connection utilities to make 
connections. If you have such utilities installed, see their guides or on-line helps to 
learn how to create and make connections.   

By using the built-in wireless WAN module (optional), you can connect your computer 
to the Internet.   

To making a wireless WAN connection, also use a Windows XP’s dial-up connection 
component. 

Before use, you must apply for an access account, and get a SIM card and dialing 
profile from your wireless WAN service provider. SIM card is an access permission 
key of your account. 

Before making a connection, you must create a connection component on the 
wireless WAN module and on your dialing profile for your connection.