The following notes apply to the Brooktrout TR114 and Trufax ISA and PCI fax boards (with or without voice capability). FaxFacts releases earlier than version 6 use the Brooktrout release 3.7 API and drivers; version 6 uses Brooktrout release 4.1.1. CopiaFacts versions 7 and above currently use the Brooktrout release 4.3 drivers, but can work with 4.1.1 if you move CF8BN41.DLL to CF8BN.DLL. Akb48 koisuru fortune cookie download for mac. This may be necessary when using ISA. Supported Boards CopiaFacts supports the following TR114-family boards.

All these boards have been 'end-of-lifed' by Dialogic. Digital Interface Boards Hardware Installation Notes TR114 and Trufax PCI boards require no jumper settings. They may, however, show up in Device Manager as 'Other Network Controllers' rather than as Brooktrout devices. The remainder of this subsection applies to ISA boards. Each board has to be configured for IRQ and address.

In one machine, the board IRQ settings should be the same for all boards and the address settings should all be different. We recommend the use of IRQ 5 if it is free. To set this on a TR114 board, link the two pins nearest to '5' on jumper J1 and remove the connector on jumper J2. Position 2 of SW1 must be ON on one board and OFF on any other boards in the same machine. TR114 (ISA) and Trufax (ISA) base address settings are made on SW1 as described in the hardware reference manuals. If you do not have printed copies of these manuals with your Brooktrout boards, they are available as PDF files in the BROOKTRT directory of the 'COPIAFACTS' CD. The Adobe Acrobat reader is also on this CD.

Note that a TR114 (four-channel) card takes five blocks of four addresses. The address of the first channel is the base address plus 4, and each subsequent channel starts 4 above its predecessor.

On Trufax and other boards the address of the first channel is at the base address and each subsequent channel starts 4 above its predecessor. Note the IRQ number and address settings which you will need for the software install.

Installing Brooktrout Boards in an EISA machine In an EISA machine you must specify all the I/O ports (see Software Installation Notes) in advance and assign them to a specific EISA slot where the board will be installed. If you have multiple Brooktrout boards (which share an IRQ setting) then you must specify that this IRQ is used by only one of the slots: EISA will not allow you to specify the same IRQ for multiple slots.

For a 12-channel or 16-channel TR114 board, most EISA setup routines will not allow you to specify all the I/O ports in a single range. The settings for a 16-channel board at the default 260 address are therefore two ranges 264 to 283 and 28C to 2AB. For a second board at address 200, subtract hex 60 from both ranges, giving 204 to 223 and 22C to 24B. Software Installation Notes Install the Brooktrout software on a local drive using the Hardware Drivers section of the program from the 'COPIAFACTS' CD. At the end of the installation, the BTCONF program will be run to configure Brooktrout drivers and install them as a Windows service. BTCONF is not required for Windows 2003 installations.

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The BTCONF program will first configure the BTCALL.CFG file with country-specific parameters, and make sure that it references files in the local directory you chose for the Brooktrout software. It then installs the Windows services, using the IRQ value specified (except for PCI-only systems). Finally, it runs Brooktrout's FAXINIT program to initialize the boards. At this stage you must check that FAXINIT has found all the boards. FAXINIT searches for Brooktrout boards based on the address (set on the board DIP switches). It will find boards automatically at base addresses 140, 144, and 210 to 280. If you have boards at other locations, you must specify where all the boards are to be searched for, not just those at the non-standard addresses.

You can specify addresses at which you do not have any boards provided that you have no other hardware at those addresses. BTCONF suggests some common search addresses settings, but you may have to define others if BTCONF displays conflicts reported by FAXINIT. BTCONF allows you to edit the ADR.BT file. Enter the address of the first channel of each board and the number of channels on each board, in the format of the following example (which describes two TR114 boards at base addresses 260 and 280): ADDRS 264 4 ADDRS 284 4 Remember that for Trufax you enter the base address.

For TR114 you enter the base address plus 4. All address values are hexadecimal and all board counts are decimal. After you have verified correct detection of the boards using BTCONF the ADR.BT file will be used by the FAXINIT program each time you start up your Windows system. The file is in the BFAX directory below your Windows directory. To do a basic test of the fax capability, run the following Brooktrout test program (in the CopiaFacts directory) in a console session: faxll -v -r infile (control c to exit) Each of the above lines should operate with out errors. The FAXLL line will print out debug lines but should be able to receive a fax into the file INFILE. If FAXLL does not run, CopiaFacts will not run.

Reboot the system to automatically start up the driver. Note that for Windows 2003 Server installs, you may need to set up Windows to run FAXINIT as a startup application, because it does nor run as a service in this OS. The CopiaFacts system defaults to use the Brooktrout BTCALL.CFG file in the current directory, which is the CopiaFacts Application Data folder. If not found there, it will look for C: BROOKTRT BTCALL.CFG. You can override this by using the environment variable.

You may sometimes need to edit the BTCALL.CFG file to as directed by Copia technical support. The BTCPARM, DIGITAL.CFG,.PEX and font files should show a full pathname if not in the current directory. A sample BTCALL.CFG file is shown below.

Print ZTN1417 ID: ZTN1417 This Zetafax technical note applies to:. Zetafax Server 9.0.301 up to Zetafax Server 2008 Summary This technical note explains the process of configuring a TR114 intelligent fax card when installed on a Windows 2003 server system. Note: Drivers for Brooktrout Plug'n'Play drivers are shipped with Windows 2003 for TR114 analogue and BRI cards. They are not shipped for TR114 PRI solutions. More information After installing the Brooktrout card in the system, Windows 2003 will detect the card and should install the drivers shipped with Windows 2003. After you have done this, work through the following steps. Start the Zetafax configuration program.

Then browse to the Devices section, as below. Right-click 'Devices' then select Add, as above. This will start the Zetafax Device Configuration Wizard.

Click 'Next ' to continue. When prompted to select a device type, click on 'Brooktrout fax board' then click 'Add.' . Select the type of Brooktrout card you have installed, then click.

A dialog box will now inform you that the Plug and Play drivers are already installed and no further drivers need to be installed on Windows 2003. Click 'Next '. You will now be presented with following dialog box, enter the configuration details as per you installation, (setting channels used, User to receive incoming faxes etc.). Then click 'Next '.

You will now be back at the device type list, click 'Next ' to continue, then 'Finish'. Start up the Zetafax server, the Brooktrout card will be initialised correctly. Last updated: 1 stJune 2009 (BM/MW). We're experts in providing add-ons for NAV, so you can be assured that Zetadocs Expenses will work appropriately for your needs.

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