Click on above link to go to Alcatel's official web site
Quick Overview:
| High speed Internet access and regular phone service on the same
line Up to 8 Mbps downstream, 1 Mbps upstream Supports Windows 98, 98 SE, 2000, ME, Mac OS 8.6 & 9.0, Linux Connects to USB-port on desktop or notebook computer USB-port powered (no need for AC adapter) Plug and play Easy to use installation wizard Software upgradeable Approved for connections to all major network operators ADSL standards compliant (ANSI T1.413 Issue2, G.dmt, G.lite) Supports PPPoA, PPPoE and LAN functionality No additional network interface card required |
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As you can see, the above pics are simply just cosmetic one's I took to show
the packaging and such. Note that the drivers for this are located on the
BroadJump CD (a process we will go into more detail on later).
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I then proceeded to disassemble ("NO DISASSEMBLE" - Johny 5) the
unit for no good reason at all. Suprisingly afterwards, it still worked :).
Now lets get onto actually useful stuff.
Driver Installation:
The beta form of my step by step instructions are here. There are bound to be some mistakes so email me if you find any corrections.
Windows Desktop Interface:
There is now a new icon down in the taskbar, this area shows some of the options it offers.