US Robotics USR-310 User manual

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USR-310
ACOUSTIC
COUPLER
OPERATIONS
MANUAL

FAGE
GENERAL
INFORMATION
Modems
are
used
for
transmitting
disdital
data
(such
as
from
a
comeuter
or
terminal)
over
analogs
channels
(such
as
the
telerhone
network)
a6
shown
in
figure
1.
The
modem
from
which
a
call
is
beinst
welaced
is
said
to
be
working
in
the
oridinate
mode.
The
modem
which
answers
the
call
is
said
to
be
in
the
answer
mode.
A
modem
in
the
originate
mode
transmits
#
losdicsal
1
or
"mark"
as
a
freauency
of
L270Hey
and
@
losical
O
or
“srace"
as
a
freauency
of
1LO70H=.
Simultaneously»
the
originate
modem
receives
sigmals
from
the
answer
modems
treating
2a
freauency
of
2225He
as
a
mark
and
2025H2
as
a
srace.
Turing
eeriods
when
either
modem
is
mot
actively
transmitting
datay
it
sends
a
constant
mark.
If
data
is
being
sent
simultaneously
im
both
directions:
2
sustem
is
said
to be
"full-durlex".
If
data
is
sent
in
only
one
direction
at
a
time
a
system
is
“halfenurlex".
In
many
cases,
full<-durelex
means
that
when
a
terminal
is
linked
to
2
commuters
the
comruter
echoes
back
what
the
rerson
at
the
terminal
is
turing.
Likewise,
half-duelex
usually
means
that
the
terminal
itself
echoes
back
what
the
rerson
at
the
terminal
is
turing
and the
comruter
doesn’t,
The
USR-310
has
a
half/full
durlex
switch
which
can
be
used
to
echo
back
what
vou
tyre
if
your
earticular
terminal
carmot.
If
vou
gre
signed
on
to
a
half-durlex
system
and
your
terminal
or
modem
is
im
the
full-durlex
eositions
vou
will
mot
see
what
vou
ture.
If
you
are
signed
on
to
a
full-durelex
system
anid
your
terminal
or
modem
is
in
the
half-durelex
moder
you
will
see
everything
vou
ture
erinted
twice,
TERMINAL
MODEM
TELEFHONE
LINE
«—AMOnEMK—ACOMFUTER]
FIGURE
1
Le

PAGE
2+
INTERFACE
TO
THE
TERMINAL
DEVICE
The
USR-310
connects
to
the
comruter
or
terminal
via
the
25
Pin
RS-232C
female
conmmector
om
the
case-hackranel,
If
gour
device
does
not
have
a
25
rein
RS-232C
connector
consult
the
manufacturer
of
the
devicer
Arrendix
By
and/or
U.S.
Robotics
for
further
hook
ur
informations,
OF
ERATION
To
orerate
the
USR-310?
1.
Plus
the
25
ein
commector
from
your
terminal
or
other
device
.
into
the
recertacle
on the
USR-310
baeckranel,
2e
Select
the
arrrorriate
half
or
full
duelex
setting.
3.
Turn
on
the
USR-310
and
your
terminal
or
other
device.
4,
lial
the
arrrorriate
telerhone
rmumber
and
listen
for
2
hisgh-ritehed
toner
then
insert
the
telerhone
handset
into
the
rubber
curs
on
tor
of
the
USkF-310.
The
"cord®
end
of
the
handset
should
be on
the
left
a5
sou
face
the
USR-310
front
eanel,
(For
best
resultss
insert
the
handset
into
one
cur
firsty
then
feull
gently
in
the
‘
direction
of
the
other
cur
and
insert
the
other
end
of
the
handset
.
For
removals
move
the
handset
sently
toward
the
end
of
the
modem
with
the
half/full
durelex
Switch
and
remove
the
handset
from
one cur
firsts
then
the
other.
Removal
is
made
easier
if
one
gently
fries
the
wall
of
the
rubber
cur
away from
the
handset
so
3s
to
remove
any
vacuum
created
by
the
insertion
of
the
handset
into
the
curs.
These
techniaues
work
hetter
than
trying
to
force
the
handset
into
or
out
of
both
curs
simultaneously,
5S.
The
communications
link
is
now
established
and
vou’re
ready
to
send
and
receive
data.
6»
To
end
the
sessions
remove
the
handset
and
hans
ur the
telerhone.
It
is
recommended
thet
the
USF-310
be
turned
off
whenever
it
is
mot
in
use.
NOTE?
The
USR-310
has
an
adiuustable
transmit
level
which
can
be
used
to
make
the
tone sent
from
the
sreaker
Louder
or
softer.
This
level
has
been
set
at
the
factory
to
serve
the
widest
mumber
of
arrlicationss
howevery
if
wou
=
experience
difficulties
in
reliable
communications
adjusting
the
transmit
level’
may
hele.
The
adJiustment
is
accessible
from
a
hole
in
the
baserlate
on
the
bottom
of
the
case.
A
few
suidelines
may
be of
helr3
If
the
modem
om
the
other
end
of
your
transmission
link
does
mot
hear
your carriery
or
receives
data
imerorerlyy
you may
want
to
make
your
USR-310
transmit
louder,
If
the
USR-310
is
having
difficulty
receiving
data
Prorerly,
you
will
want
to
make
your
transmit
level
softer.
:

rh
PAGE
3.
AFFENTDIX
B
DEFINITION
OF
FINS
ON
EIA
RS-232C
25
FIN
CONNECTOR
Protective
grounds
this
rin
is
hardwired
to
earth
ground
within
the
modem.
Transmit
dateay
data
to
be
transmitted
by
the modem.
-3
to
~-25
volts
for
a
losical
ly
+3
to
+25
volts
for
@
logical
Oo.
Received
data,
dats
received
from
the
other
modems
-12
volts
for
alostical
iy
+12
volts
for
a
logical
Oo,
Carrier
detect
(clear
to
send)»
rositive
level
when
detecting
Ba
cerrier
from
other
modem,
Tata
set
ready,
Signal
grounds
same
as
rin
1.
Clear
to
sendy
same
as
rin
5S.

WARRANTY
COVERAGE
AND
SERVICING
ARRANGEMENTS
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WARRANTY
U.S.
Roboticsy
Inc.
warrants
to
the
original
Purchaser
that
it
shall
either
rerair
or
rerlace
(at
its
ortion)
this
rroduct
if it
should
rrove
defective
in
material
or
+
+
+ +
+
+
+ +
+
+
+ +
+
workmanshire
under
normal
orerating
conditions
within
90
+
+
days
from
date
of
original
eurchase.
This
warranty
is
+
++
+ +
+ +
+
+
+
+
+ +
+
+
void
if
the
product
is
modifieds
tamrered
withs
misused
or
subJected
to
abnormal
working
conditions.
This
warranty
stands
int.
liew
of
all
other
warranties
either
empress:
imrlied
or
statutory.
FEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEETEEPEPE
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SERVICING
~
In
al1
the
following
cases,
U.S.
Robotics
will
ray
for
one
way
shirerind
chardes
to
the
purchaser.
If
the
malfunctioning
rroduct
is
a
modem-data
courler
combinations
then
hoth
modem
and
data
courler
must
be
returned
to
U.S.
Robotics.
Annual
Maintenance
Fackase
Anse
acoustic
courlers
modem,
data
courlery
or
modem-data
courler
combination
purchased
from
U.S.
Robotics
may
be
relaced
under
2
maintenance
agreement
for
a
fee
of
$25.00
rer
year.
Under
this
adreementy
U.S.
Robotics
will
rerair
the
rroduct
at
no
additional
charse
to
the
wurchaser
should
it
rrove
defective
under
normal
oreratingd
conditions.
If
the
purchaser
elects
not
to
subscribe
to
the
Annual
Maintenance
Packase
before
the
expiration
of
the
90
day
warranty
reriod
and
subseauently
wishes
to
subscribe,
or
if
the
rurchaser
elects
mot
to
resubscribe
to
an
existing
Anmual
Maintenance
Packade
agreement
before
its
expiration
and
subseauvently
wishes
to
resubseribery
then
the
rurchaser
must
shir
the
rroduct
to
be
covered
to U.S.
Robotics»
Inc.
for
am
evaluation
and
certification
that
the
unit
is
in
good
working
order»
If
the
rroduct
is
functioning
imerorerly
or
is
inoperativer
it
shall
be
repaired.
The
fee
for
the
necessary
rerair
and
certification
service
is
$30.00
in
addition
to
the
$25.00
Annual
Maintenance
Package
fee.
Froducts
mot
covered
by
the
Annual
Maintenance
Fackade
will
be
serviced
on
a
$30.00
rer
rerair
basis.

Express
Rerair
Service
For
eurchasers
who
have
established
credit
with
U.S.
Robotics,
we
offer
an
Express
Repair
Service.
Under
this
rlanry
we
will
shir
@
rerlacement
acoustic
courler,
modemy
date
courler,
or
nodem-data
coupler
combination
via air
freight
the
same
day
we
ere
notified
of
the
rurchaser’s
rroduct
failure.
The
Furchaser
must
shir
the
inorerative
rroduct
to U.S.
Roboties
within
three
days
of
the
Product failure
notification.
The
exchanse
shall
be
rermanent
unless
the
purchaser
reauests
that
the
original
Product
be
returnedy
in
which
case
the
original
rroduct
and
the
U.S.
Robotics
rerlacement
rroduct
shall
be
exchanged
uron
rerair
of
the
rurchaser’s
orisinal
product.
Under
the
Express
Rerair
Service
aortions
the
Annual
Maintenance
Fackase
fee
is
$35.00
and
rroducts
mot
covered
by
the
Fackade
will
be
serviced
on
a
$40.00
eer
reragir
basis.
Any
acoustic
courlery
modem
or
data
courler
which
has
been
modified
in
anv way
be
the
rurchasers
or
has
been
subjected
to
shnormal
orerating
conditions
or
abuse
will
not
be
serviced
under
any
of
the
plans
listed
ahove.
Insteady such
product
may
be
serviced
at
the
rate of
$25.00
rer
hour
for
labor
elus
Farts
_
costs,
In
all
cases
of
product
failurey
contact
U.S.
Robotics
for
shirring
instructions
to
the
arrrorriate
servicing
center.
Fees
subJect
to
change
without
motice
after
1978,
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