Dear AVM User, 

CAPI 2.0 drivers for AVM ISDN-Controllers are included on the Windows 2000 installation CD-ROM. Please use these special WDM drivers in Windows 2000 until further notice. 


Supported AVM ISDN-Controllers: 

At present, the following AVM ISDN-Controllers are directly supported by CAPI 2.0 WDM drivers included in Windows 2000: 

AVM ISDN-Controller B1 
AVM ISDN-Controller B1 PCMCIA 
AVM ISDN-Controller B1 PCI 
AVM ISDN-Controller B1 USB 
AVM ISDN-Controller A1 
AVM ISDN-Controller A1 PCMCIA 
AVM ISDN-Controller FRITZ!Card Classic 
AVM ISDN-Controller FRITZ!Card PCMCIA  
AVM ISDN-Controller FRITZ!Card PnP 
AVM ISDN-Controller FRITZ!Card PCI 
AVM ISDN-Controller FRITZ!Card USB 
AVM ISDN-Connector FRITZ!X USB 
AVM ISDN-Controller T1 
AVM ISDN-Controller T1-B 


Installation: 

The necessary drivers are contained on the Windows 2000 CD-ROM. For PnP-capable AVM ISDN-Controllers, the installation is performed completely automatically by the Windows 2000 Hardware Wizard. 
ATTENTION NT4.0 Users - Upgrading from Windows NT 4.0:
If you plan to upgrade your system from Windows NT 4.0 to Windows 2000, you must first uninstall and remove the ISDN-Controller. After you have finished updating the system, you may reinstall and configure the controller. 

To install a non-PnP AVM ISDN-Controller like the FRITZ!card classic or A1, please proceed as follows:

Start-> Settings-> Control Panel-> Add/Remove Hardware-> Next 

Select "Add/Troubleshoot a hardware device" -> Next

Select "Add a new device" -> Next

Select "No, I want to select the hardware from a list"-> Next

Select "Network adapter"-> Next

Select "AVM GmbH" in the list of manufacturers, then choose the AVM ISDN-Controller that you want to install-> Next-> Next

Select your ISDN line's D-channel protocol-> Next

Specify MSNs for incoming/outgoing calls-> Next. 

The first MSN you enter is used for both incoming and outgoing calls on the first B channel. The second MSN entry applies to the second B channel. The NDIS WAN CAPI driver supports only two B channels. Note: If you only enter one MSN, then the Dial-up Server module, when active, will answer ALL incoming data calls (with the service indicator DATA64K) using the second B channel. Furthermore, if one B channel is already busy, then the ISDN line's default MSN is signaled with outgoing calls. Therefore, if you only want to use one MSN, you should enter it twice, once for each B channel. 

If the driver does not start because the resources allocated to your ISDN-Controller-the I/O address (see the Controller's jumper setting) or the IRQ level-are already in use in your system, then click on "Resources" in the last installation dialog and configure the ISDN-Controller manually.

Immediately after completing the installation of your AVM ISDN-Controller, you can use it to set up RAS and Internet connections with Windows 2000's Dial-Up Networking. The necessary NDIS WAN driver is installed automatically along with the CAPI 2.0 driver. 


Other system drivers available in the AVM Middleware series: 

An AVM ISDN CAPI Port Driver for Windows 2000 is available for downloading free of charge: see the directory \Programs\CapiPort\CAPIPORT.W2K\ on the AVM Data Call Center (ADC). This driver integrates any AVM ISDN-Controller in Windows 2000 as a "virtual modem", allowing you to use ISDN for Dial-up Networking connections, BBS and fax programs, and other communication applications. 

The "AVM TAPI Services for CAPI" are also available free of charge for use in Windows 2000. See the directory \Programs\Tapi\AVM_TAPI.W2K\ on the AVM Data Call Center (ADC). 
This driver permits the use of TAPI-based software, such as Outlook 98/2000, the Windows 2000 Phone Dialer, and other applications for telephony services, with any AVM ISDN-Controller. 

These system drivers are described in detail in the accompanying Windows help files (Capiport.hlp, Avm_tapi.hlp). 


Removing the AVM ISDN-Controller from Windows 2000:

The CAPI2.0 and NDIS WAN drivers can be completely de-installed as follows: 

Start-> Settings-> Control Panel-> Add/Remove Hardware-> Next

Select "Uninstall/unplug a device"-> Next

Select "Uninstall a device"-> Next

Check the option "Show hidden devices". 

Search through the list and select ALL entries pertaining to AVM ISDN-Controllers (such as "AVM ISDN-Controller B1 USB")-> Next

Select "Yes, uninstall this device"-> Next

"Finish".

The NDIS WAN CAPI driver for RAS and Internet connections is always removed automatically along with the ISDN-Controller. 

If you have problems re-installing an AVM ISDN-Controller (Code 10/22 in the Device Manager), this indicates that the ISDN-Controller was removed from the system without having been uninstalled first. 

In this case, perform a complete de-installation of ALL AVM ISDN-Controllers as described above. Do not forget to activate the option "Show hidden devices".


Your AVM
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