Where can I download the latest Datafire GO! drivers for Windows 95? Where can I download the latest Datafire GO! drivers for Windows NT? I want to use MULTILINK PPP with the DATAFIRE GO! card, what do I need? The drivers seemed to install properly, but when I configure the board using the Configuration Wizard, I get a "CANNOT COMMUNICATE WITH DEVICE" error. Whats wrong? How do I get MLPPP connections with the DATAFIRE GO! ISDN card under WINDOWS NT? When using Windows NT and the DATAFIRE GO! ISDN we only get connected at 33.6 kbps over an ISDN line. I have the DATAFIRE GO! ISDN S/T adapter, and want to install it in a WINDOWS NT system. The only switches that are shown are AT&T, Northern Telecom, or National ISDN1, and I need to select for EURO ISDN or NET 3. How can I do this? When dialing out with Dial Up Networking on an ISDN line, I get an error indicating "NO DIAL TONE". When I look at the DIGI BRI DIAGNOSTICS, VIEW, CARD STATUS, the line shows "Layer 3 active for all configured links" and the activation state = Activated. Why can't I dial out? When attempting to dial out, I get an error indicating "NO DIAL TONE". The configuration for the DATAFIRE GO! is not maintained when installed in conjunction with Dial Up Networking version 1.2. How do I uninstall the DATAFIRE GO!? Can the DATAFIRE GO! be used in a MACINTOSH based environment? The Datafire GO! ISDN device is not showing up under the dial-up server options for Dial Up Networking. I'm having trouble installing the Datafire GO! Product under Windows 95.  Under Control Panel, System, Device Manager, the PCMCIA controller for my laptop is a TI1130 controller.     Where can I download the latest Datafire GO! drivers for Windows 95?  The latest Datafire GO! drivers can be downloaded from  our ftp site:  ftp://ftp.digi.com/support/legacy/digi/drivers/win95/  The downloadable filename is 4001557B.exe.  This is version 3.0.1  of the driver.   Where can I download the latest Datafire GO! drivers for Windows NT? The latest Datafire GO! drivers can be downloaded from our ftp site: ftp://ftp.digi.com/support/legacy/digi/drivers/winnt/.  The downloadable filename is 4001493C.exe.  This is version 1.2.1 of the driver.     3.  I want to use MULTILINK PPP with the DATAFIRE GO! card, what do I            need? You will need the following: 1.  REV C or higher firmware installed on the DATAFIRE GO! card. 2.  VERSION 3.0.0 or higher drivers. 3.  DIALUP NETWORKING 1.3 must be installed. NOTE: Multilink support for the DATAFIRE GO! card is ONLY available under the WINDOWS 95 Operating System.     4.   The drivers seemed to install properly, but when I configure the board           using the Configuration Wizard, I get a "CANNOT COMMUNICATE           WITH DEVICE" error. What's wrong? There is probably some kind of device conflict with in the system.  Check the following: 1.  Check for INFRARED devices. If they exist, disable them. 2.  Check the device status within the DEVICE MANAGER. If all of the devices show "WORKING PROPERLY" then check for any possible IRQ or PORT conflicts with other defined devices, e.g.: other modems, COM ports, or NICs. 3.  Check for EMM386 exclude statements within the SYSTEM.INI file or within the CONFIG.SYS file. If there are any EXCLUDE statements remove them, restart the system and try to configure the card again. If the above areas do not resolve the issue, use the print function under the DEVICE MANAGER, and print out the SYSTEM SUMMARY and ALL DEVICES, along with the SYSTEM.INI, CONFIG.SYS, AUTOEXEC.BAT and WIN.INI FILES. Then contact DIGI TECHNICAL SUPPORT at (612)912-3456.     5.   How do I get MLPPP connections with the DATAFIRE GO! ISDN card           under WINDOWS NT? MLPPP is currently not supported under Windows NT with the DATAFIRE GO! ISDN adapter.       6.   When using Windows NT and the DATAFIRE GO! ISDN card we only get connected at 33.6 kbps            over an ISDN line. This is an invalid response from the DATAFIRE GO! ISDN adapter. The actual connection will be at either 64 kbps or 56 kbps.  The reason for this is that to the WINDOWS NT operating system the DATAFIRE GO!  product appears as a MODEM which is expected to return a connection rate message to RAS, rather than as a NETWORK INTERFACE device.  This problem is cosmetic and has been reported to our engineering department.       7.   I have the DATAFIRE GO! ISDN S/T adapter, and want to install it in a WINDOWS NT system. The            only switches that are shown are AT&T, Northern Telecom, or National ISDN1, and I need to select for           EURO ISDN or NET 3. How can I do this? The Configuration Wizard for the Windows NT environment is currently available for the DATAFIRE GO! ISDN U card. Since this card is currently only for use in North America, no selection was provided for European switches. The work around for this is to use the HYPER TERMINAL application and manually set the correct switch type using AT commands. The correct command to set it to a NET 3 or EURO ISDN switch type is AT!CO=4. To set the directory numbers (DN) use AT!N1="DN number" for the first directory number and AT!N2="DN number" for the second directory number. NOTE the AT!CO= reads AT!SEE OH not AT!SEE ZERO.     8.   When dialing out with Dial Up Networking on an ISDN line, I get an error indicating "NO DIAL TONE".           When I look at the DIGI BRI DIAGNOSTICS, VIEW, CARD STATUS, the line shows "Layer 3 active           for all configured links" and the activation state = Activated. Why can't I dial out? With no application accessing the DATAFIRE GO! ISDN adapter, verify the color of the ISDN SYNC LED. If it is not lit or if it is red, you may have a power saving feature on the system enabled which removes power to the PCMCIA adapter socket when it is not in active use by an application. To verify this go into the DIGI BRI DIAGNOSTICS, and verify the ISDN SYNC light. If it changes to GREEN then power saving is enabled. You will need to disable this feature.     9.   When attempting to dial out, I get an error indicating "NO DIAL TONE". Run the DIGI BRI DIAGNOSTICS. Click on "FILE", Open Adapter.  Select VIEW and CARD STATUS.  Check the status of the layers: 1.  Status should show Layer 3 active for all links and Activation STATE = activated. If it shows Layer 2 active for all configured links, check link 1 and link 2. 2.  If Layer 3 for either link 1 or link 2 show not initialized, it indicates an error with either the switch type or SPID number associated with that LOGICAL TERMINAL. 3.  If Layer 2 does not show as being active, it is typically a line issue. 4.  If Layer 1 does not show Activated it is typically a line or wiring issue or a bad ISDN DONGLE.       10.  The configuration for the DATAFIRE GO! is not maintained when installed in conjunction with Dialup            Networking version 1.2. Uninstall the DATAFIRE GO!. Remove Dial Up Networking version 1.2. Shut down the system Physically remove the DATAFIRE GO! card from the system and then restart. Install the ORIGINAL VERSION of Dial Up Networking. Making sure that the NETBEUI protocol is bound to the Dial Up Adapter. Reinstall the DATAFIRE GO!. Restart the system. Copy the CFGWIZ32.EXE file from the Windows\System directory to a different directory. Install Dial Up Networking 1.2 Restart the system Copy the CFGWIZ32.EXE file BACK to the Windows\System Directory. Restart the System.     11.   How do I uninstall the DATAFIRE GO!? Run the Digi Uninstall from the PROGRAMS/DATAFIRE group, or from the DATAFIRE directory. Run Windows EXPLORER. Set VIEW/OPTIONS to SHOW ALL FILES. Delete the DATAFIRE directory. Go to the WINDOWS\INF directory and delete and/or verify that the following files are NOT present. CXPDFGO.INF DRVDATA.BIN DRVIDX.BIN MDMDFGO.INF MFDFGO.INF NDISWAN.INF NETDFGO.INF In Win95 versions 950 and 950A delete any OEMx.INF files that contain reference to Digi Datafire. In OSR2 versions of WIN95, verify that any reference to Digi and or Datafire are removed from the WINDOWS/INF/OTHER directory. Go to the WINDOWS/SYSTEM directory and delete and/or verify that the following files are NOT present. CFGWIZ32.EXE CFGWIZ32.DG CXPINST.DLL DIGICBRI.SYS DIGICXP.DLL DIGIDFGO.HLP MSCFGWIZ.EXE NOTE: A number of the files listed here will be removed by the Digi Uninstall utility, but it is necessary to verify that they have indeed been deleted to ensure proper reinstall of the product. Exit Windows EXPLORER. RUN REGEDIT With "MY COMPUTER" highlighted select EDIT and then FIND. The string to find is DATAFIRE. Delete any entry which refers to DATAFIRE GO!. Delete any HARDWARE KEYS that refer to DATAFIRE GO!. Use the F3 key to FIND NEXT until you finish searching the registry. Once you are finished searching for DATAFIRE, go back to the top of the registry and highlight "MY COMPUTER" again. The string to find is DFGO. You should find and delete the following entries. CXPDFGO.INF CXPINST.DLL DIGICBRI.SYS DIGICXP.VXD DIGIDFGO.HLP DIGIVIEW.DLL DIGIVIEW.EXE MDMDFGO.INF MFDFGO.INF NETDFGO.INF Once these entries are deleted, the uninstall is complete.     12.  Can the DATAFIRE GO be used in a MACINTOSH based environment?  YES! To use the DATAFIRE GO! in the Macintosh environment, you need to add it in as a STANDARD PCMCIA  MODEM. Depending on the OS version a generic modem CL file is available. If using MAC OS 8 however, the     generic modem CL was removed. Documentation on how to create a modem CL file is contained on the MAC OS 8   CD. NOTE: In this environment, you will be limited to a single channel call. There is NO support for Multilink PPP.   Once added as a STANDARD MODEM, the DATAFIRE GO! can be configured for correct ISDN configuration  using AT comands via a terminal emulation application.       13.  The Datafire GO! ISDN device is not showing up under the dial-up server options for Dial Up            Networking. Update to Dial Up Networking version 1.3.       14.  I'm having trouble installing the Datafire GO! Product under Windows 95.  Under  Control Panel, System, Device Manager, the PCMCIA controller for my laptop is a TI1130 controller.   You need to apply an update to Windows 95 from Micron's web site:  http://www.micronpc.com/support/file_lib/bbs/transxpe.html  The downloadable filename is CBSSUPD.EXE.

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