How Do I Configure the iKit2000 Connection?

After successfully installing a NULL Modem device and creating an iKit2000 connection via Dial-Up Networking, the connection must be configured to communicate with the iKit2000 Development Board. To configure the iKit2000 connection in Windows 95/98 Dial-Up Networking, do the following:

Double-click My Computer.

Right-click the iKit2000 icon, then click Properties.

If there is no iKit2000 connection, then it must be created.

Click the General tab. Select Generic NULL Modem. Click Configure.

If Generic NULL Modem does not appear on the drop down list, then it must be installed.

Select Communications Port (COM1) (or the port you are using to connect to the iKit2000 board) from the Port drop-down list. Select 19200 as the desired baud rate from the Maximum speed dropdown. Click OK.

Click the Connection tab. Under Connection preferences, make sure the connection is configured for

· 8 data bits

· No parity

· 1 stop bit

Click Advanced.

Click to check Use flow control and Hardware (RTS/CTS). Make sure Use error control is not checked. Click OK. Click OK again to return to the iKit2000 connection properties.

Click the Server Types tab. Under Type of Dial-Up Server, select PPP: Internet, Windows NT Server, Windows 95 from the drop-down list. Click to check TCP/IP. Click TCP/IP Settings.

Click Specify an IP address. Type 132.147.160.70 in the IP address field. Verify that Server assigned name server addresses is selected. No other options should be selected. Click OK.

Click OK. Your null-modem connection is now properly configured to communicate with the iKit2000 Development Board.