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Installing <strong>LiveGateway</strong> Boards<br />

Overview<br />

You can install as many as four <strong>LiveGateway</strong> boards in one Windows NT server. Each board provides one<br />

H.323 to H.320 connection. The following information describes how to install and remove <strong>LiveGateway</strong><br />

boards. The procedures for installing a <strong>LiveGateway</strong> board are summarized as follows:<br />

• Determine your <strong>LiveGateway</strong> I/O and IRQ settings, and resolve any conflicts.<br />

• Install the <strong>LiveGateway</strong> board(s).<br />

• Prepare the board configuration information that you will need during the software installation.<br />

The <strong>LiveGateway</strong> board installation and removal information is organized into the following topics. Click on<br />

the appropriate topic to obtain more information about it.<br />

• Finding and resolving I/O and IRQ Conflicts<br />

• Using the Windows NT Diagnostics<br />

• I/O Port Base Address Settings<br />

• Resetting DIP Switches<br />

• IRQ Settings<br />

• Installing the <strong>LiveGateway</strong> Board<br />

• Power On Self Test (POST)<br />

• Running Bootup Board Diagnostics<br />

• Preparing Board Configuration Information<br />

• Installing Additional Boards<br />

• Removing <strong>LiveGateway</strong> Boards<br />

Finding and Resolving I/O and IRQ Conflicts<br />

Before you install the <strong>LiveGateway</strong> board, make sure the default I/O settings do not conflict with other settings<br />

that are currently in use on your server.<br />

Using the Windows NT Diagnostics<br />

The Windows NT diagnostic program provides a utility for finding available I/O and IRQ address settings.<br />

Perform the following procedure to check the server’s current settings using the Windows NT diagnostics:<br />

1. Click the Windows NT Start button. Select Programs ->Administrative Tools -<br />

>Windows NT Diagnostics.<br />

2. Click the Resources tab.<br />

3. Click the IRQ button. Check the list to determine which addresses are free (for<br />

example, 5, 7, 9, and 15).<br />

4. Click the I/O Port button. Check the list to determine which addresses are free (for<br />

example, 380)

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