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It is assumed that the user is familiar with the basic operation of Window 98/ME/2000/XP. PARTS CHECK LIST When you unpack the package, the following items should be found. 1. ACT-IR210L Adapter 2. 5 pins Motherboard Connector 3. User’s Guide 4. 5 pins to 6 pins changer SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS To use ACT-IR210L, your computer MUST meet the following requirements. 1. Window 98/ME/2000/XP. 2. Built in infrared I/O controller or super I/O chip on the motherboard with infrared connector available and documented in the user’s manual. BIOS SETUP You MUST setup BIOS FIRST. It assumed that your IR Dongle would be installed to serial Com port 2 before install the device driver. 1. Choose PNP & PCI from BIOS SETUP PNP OS Installed: NO Resource Controlled by: Manual 2. Choose Integrated Peripherals from BIOS SETUP Onboard UART2 Serial Port 2 : 2F8H/IRQ3 Onboard IR function: SIR, HPSIR or IrDA or 3/16 baud RXD,TXD Active: Hi,Lo IR Transmission delay: Disable IR FUNCTION DUPLEX: HALF IR Use Pins: IR-RX2,TX2 WINDOWS 98/ME/2000/XP INSTALLATION GUIDE Note: If you do not change your computer BIOS setting, STOP here and go to Chapter BIOS SETUP. Note: If your computer system has installed with other device on the same com port before, you MUST uninstall the devices first. ACT-IR210L would NOT work with your system anymore if the devices are uninstalled improperly because some drivers are still there and can cause conflicts with ACT-IR210L driver. Note: If your computer system has installed any IrDA device before, ACT-IR210L would NOT work with your system. You HAVE to reinstall your Windows again. If your motherboard has built-in infrared I/O controller or super I/O chip, Windows will automatically install the driver if the IrDA is enabled in BIOS settings. Plug the ACT-IR210L to the Din8 connector and it will work. If your computer operates under Windows 98 O.S, you may need to insert Windows 98 CD to your driver. Following are the instructions to properly uninstall the ACT-IR210L under Windows 98, Me, 2000, XP. WINDOWS 98 UNINSTALLATION GUIDE 1. Boot up your computer system. 2. Click Control Panel. 3. Double click System Icon. 4. Click Device Manager tab. 5. Highlight Infrared Communication Device, and then click Remove. 6. Click OK in the Confirm Device Removal box. 7. Highlight (Generic Infrared Serial Port or Dongle), then click Remove. 8. Click OK in the Confirm Device Removal. 9. Click Yes to restart your computer. WINDOWS ME UNINSTALLATION GUIDE 1. Double click System icon on Control Panel 2. Go to Device Manager, highlight the items in the Infrared devices, then click Remove button. 3. Highlight the Infrared Communication Device in the Infrared devices, then click Remove button. 4. Highlight (Generic Infrared Serial Port or dongle), click Remove button. Then Click OK button. 5. The device has been successfully uninstalled. 6. Close Device manager, restart your computer. WINDOWS 2000 UNISTALLATION GUIDE 1. Boot up your computer system. 2. Click Control Panel. 3. Double click System Icon. 4. Click Hardware tab, then click Device Manager button. 5. Click Infrared devices, then highlight Serial Cable using IrDA Protocol. 6. Click Action and then Uninstall. 7. The device has been uninstalled, close Device manager, restart your computer. WINDOWS XP UNINSTALLATION GUIDE 1. Highlight My Computer, then right click. 2. Highlight Properties, then left click. 3. Click Device Manager. 4. Highlight the Serial Cable using IrDA Protocol under Infrared device, then right click. 5. Click Uninstall. 6. Click OK, you have successfully uninstalled the device on your system. 7. Please close Device manager, restart your computer. TROUBLE SHOOTING For help on general and miscellaneous problems you may be experiencing with your printing, refer to the following pages for possible solutions. Look up your problem and try the solution as following. SYMPTOM PROBLEM Solution Can not establish link (General) 1. The two IR devices are not aligned properly. 2. Distance is too near or far. 3. The device is inactivated. 4. The device is not installed properly. 5. BIOS setting is wrong 1. Properly align them again. 2. Move one device to a proper distance. 3. Enable the device by IR monitor. 4. Refer to Uninstallation Guide to remove the device, then reinstall again. 5. Correct BIOS setting. File Transfer between IR-equipped PDA and ACT-IR device-attached host computer stops before finishing up and an error message appears. The infrared communicationis interfered. For example, something blocks out the infrared beam or the burst of string light source, etc. Software does not support the IrDA controller chip on the motherboard. Serial port is occupied and not available for IR transmission. Check to find out the source of interference and eliminate it before trying again. If you were restoring data, simply try again. If you were doing backup something the PDA does not reset its flags and keeps stopping at the same position unless you press the RESET button onc...