This example is based on configuring a Windows Millennium PC with a SafeDial+ in a PCMCIA slot attached to a Thales modem. These instructions assume that you have already installed the SafeDial+ 32 bit client.

Attach the Thales modem to the SafeDial+ and insert the SafeDial+ into the PCMCIA slot. You should here an audible acknowledgement that the card has been inserted.

Run the SafeDial+ client from the start menu or from the installation directory (default is C:\WINDOWS\sdwatch.exe).

After a few seconds you will see this screen:

Enter your password and hit OK.

The padlock icon on the task bar should turn green indicating a successful login. The icon has 4 states:

	Red = not logged on
	Green = logged on in secure mode (the default setting)
	Green/Blue = logged on in Auto Secure/Clear mode
	Blue = logged on in Clear mode.

The operating mode (secure/clear etc.) defines how the SafeDial+ will try and connect with the remote SafeDial+. You can change the operating mode etc. by double clicking on the padlock icon. This brings up the following screen:

Close the SafeDial+ client. To create a dial up connection go to Start, Programs, Accessories, Communications, Dial Up Networking.

Click on the New Connection icon.

Give the entry an appropriate name and make sure the SafeDial+ is selected in the device section:

Click Next.

Enter the area code and phone number as shown:

Click Next.

Click Finish. You will now have a new icon in the Dial Up Networking folder. Right click on the icon and select properties. Uncheck the box which says Use area code and Dialling Properties (as shown in the diagram below).

Click on OK and then double click on the entry. Fill in your username and password (these credentials are for RAS and are nothing to do with your SafeDial+ password). Click on the Connect button to initiate the connection.

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