Front Panel LEDs
This section describes the Triple Modem Module’s LEDs. Most of the LEDs can only be seen when the front door of the AccessBuilder 7000 chassis is open. When the door is closed, only the PWR, ALARM, ALERT and TEST LEDs can be seen. These LEDs show the status of the whole module.
The other status LEDs show information about one modem only. You can select the modem by toggling the push button at the foot of the module.
ANS (Answer) Lights to show that the selected modem is configured to automatically answer an incoming PSTN call. When an incoming call is detected, this LED flashes in sequence with each ring pulse.
TERM (Terminal) Shows that a DTE is attached to the selected modem’s DTE interface and that DTR is raised. It is normally used to indicate that a call can be made or an incoming a call answered. The modem may be configured to act in different ways on receipt of this signal according to the AT&D and AT&M commands. See AccessBuilder 7000 AT Command Reference for more information.
LINE (On Line) Indicates that the selected modem has seized the telephone line.
CONN (Connect) Indicates that the selected modem has established a valid connection to the remote device and is either negotiating the error correction and data compression protocols to be used on the link or it is ready to send and receive data. This LED does not indicate that the DCD (Data Carrier Detect) signal is high on the DTE interface.
CORR (Correct) Indicates that an error correcting link has been made with the remote modem. While using this facility, each time a
COMP (Compress) Indicates that the data compression facility is active on the selected modem’s link giving you the maximum throughput speed. During a call, this LED may go out when the modem is using V.42bis compression if the modem determines that the link cannot benefit from compression.