| 9. Modem
command setup |
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| 9.0
Overview |
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| This section
describes how to change the command string that is sent to the modem when
an autodial command is entered. This is necessary only if you are using
a modem other than a Hayes Smartmodem (or compatible) or if you wish to
customize the command sent to your smartmodem. |
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| 9.1
Setting up modem commands |
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| In order
to edit the command string sent to the modem, enter a ALT-V command from
the keyboard. The following menu will appear: |
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MODEM
STRING EDIT SCREEN
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| Dial
Number String ATDT |
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| Redial
String
A/ |
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| Switch
to Answer Mode ATS0=1 |
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| Switch
to Originate Mode ATZ |
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Answerback
Message <return string
entered by user>
Mouse Left Button
x |
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| Mouse
Center Button x |
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| Mouse
Right Button x |
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| <lf><cr>
mode
NO |
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Commands:
CURSOR UP/DOWN ALT-S Exit and Save ALT-Q Exit no Save
End Key Entry with <cr> Control-C=AC |
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| The first
line is the command sent to the modem to cause it to dial. All commands
for a Hayes Smartmodem are in upper case letters and preceded by an AT
(except redial). The D in the command is for 'dial and the T in the command
is for tone dialing. If you need to use pulse (rotary) dialing instead
of tone, change the modem string to ATDP. |
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| To enter
a new command string, place the cursor on the desired line and type in
the new command followed by <cr>. |
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| The second
line is the string sent to the modem when an ALT-5 (redial) command is
entered from the keyboard. The third and fourth lines set and clear autoanswer
mode. |
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| The next
line is the one sent when the HERE-IS key (ALT-1) is depressed or if the
terminal receives an ENQ ( 05 hex) command from the host. |
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| The next
three lines in the menu set the character that will
be
sent when a button on a mouse is depressed. The mouse characters will
only
be sent when GIN mode is active. These key codes are application dependant
and are pre-programmed to be an ASCII space. |
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| The last
selection is for UNIX systems that send only the <lf> char and expect
the terminal to supply the <cr>. |
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| When you
have completed editing all of the entries in the modem setup screen, enter
an ALT-S to save them. If you only want to view and exit, enter ALT-Q. |
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| PC-PLOT-IV
Chapter 9 Modem Commands |
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