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Appendix B: Configuration Profiles

Quick Setup Factory Profiles

For quick setup, the MTA128ST-USB includes six Quick Setup Factory Profiles, each of which is configured for a specific type of port operation. You can load a Quick Setup Factory Profile into active memory by using the command &Fn, in which n is the number of the profile you wish to load. If you wish, you can then customize the profile and store it, using the &W command, so that it loads automatically when the MTA128ST-USB is turned on or reset. These profiles are stored in permanent memory and are not user-configurable as such.

&F0	Profile 0— Modem-like operation (default)
&F1	Profile 1— V.110 async operation
&F2	Profile 2— V.120 async operation
&F3	Profile 3—	X.75 async operation
&F4	Profile 4—	ML-PPP async operation

Note: The &F1 command will return an error when used with build MT128ST-USB-RC.

Quick Setup Example

The following procedure assumes that you want to load, modify, and store Quick Setup Factory Profile 2 as your default configuration.

1.Select the profile closest to the requirements of your application, in this case— Quick Setup Factory Profile 2.

2.In terminal mode, type AT&F2 and press ENTER. Quick Setup Profile 2 loads into the MTA128ST- USB’s active memory.

3.Enter any additional AT commands that you need to customize the selected profile to your application (see Chapter 4, AT Commands, S-Registers, and Result Codes).

4.Type AT&W0 and press ENTER to save your customized port configuration.

5.Your customized profile now loads automatically whenever the MTA128ST-USB is turned on or reset.

Profile 0 (&F0) — Modem-Like Asynchronous Operation

AT COMMAND	DESCRIPTION
&C1	DCD functions normally
$D0	Disable persistent DTR dialing
&D1	Hang up when DTR drops
E1	Enable command mode echo
&E4	Enable hardware flow control
&E6	Discard XON/XOFF characters
&E13	Enable pacing
#X0	Disable Sending Multiple Xoff Characters
&J0	Disable Automatic Channel Bundling
%E1	Enable +++ escape method
%E4	No OK response to +++ or <break> escape
&R1	CTS always high

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User Guide User Guide Contents Troubleshooting Introduction and Description Universal Serial Bus USB IntroductionProduct Description MultiModemISDN User Guide Manual Organization Introduction and Description Features Technical Specifications LED Indicators Hardware Installation Safety Warning Telecom/ISDN-ST Hardware InstallationUnpacking Your MTA128ST-USB Connecting the MTA128ST-USB to Your System Assembling the MTA128ST-USBMultiModem Isdn User Guide Connecting to Your Isdn Network Terminator Connecting to Your ComputerConnecting to Power Connecting to Analog Equipment LED Indicators Hardware Installation Data Protocol References Software Installation and Configuration Installing in Windows Software Installation and ConfigurationInstall Hardware Device Drivers dialog box displays If the Digital Signature Not Found dialog box displays Page Upgrade Device Driver Wizard dialog box displays Changing the Modem Descriptor WindowsMTA128ST-USB CDC ML-PPP Properties dialog box displays Start Device Driver Installation dialog box displays Installing in Windows Software Installation and Configuration MultiModemISDN User Guide Update Device Driver Wizard dialog box displays MTA128ST-USB ML-PPP Properties dialog box displays Upgrade Device Driver Wizard dialog box displays Software Installation and Configuration Click Start Settings Control Panel Removing Your Old Device from Windows 2000 and Windows 98 Configuration Network Configuration Call Control Configuration AT commands AT!C6= and AT*!C6=AT commands AT!N1= and AT*!N1= Dialing Stored Numbers Isdn MTA128ST-USB Configuration Utility To Install in Windows 2000/98/95 Windows 2000 Dial-Up Networking MultiModemISDN User Guide If you select Accept incoming connections MultiModemISDN User Guide Windows 98/95 Dial-Up Networking MultiModemISDN User Guide AT Commands Using AT Commands to Configure the MTA128ST-USB AT Commands, S-Registers and Result Codes Entering AT Commands AT Commands, S-Registers, and Result Codes AT Commands by Function Command Implementation Data Call Commands A97=1 A97=nA97=0 C0=2 Net3 D3=241 D3=0-63D3=240 DN=1 EN=2 EN=nEN=1 D98 N2=n RXGnRXG10 =12 L5 and L6 Connect String normally it is issued by itself ATZ E13 E4, &E6, &E13E12 #X0 MultiModemISDN User Guide ROM $Dn Data Call Commands Command DSn Registers Register Summary AT Commands, S-Registers, and Result Codes MultiModemISDN User Guide S30 S31S34 S49 S44S45 S50 Ring S51 S17 S53S54 S18 AT Commands, S-Registers, and Result Codes S58 S59 S60 S61S62 S63 S64S65 S67 S68 S71 S69S70 S73 S75 S76S77 S80 Result Codes Modes of Operation Using AT Commands to Operate the MTA128ST-USBMaking a Call Dialing Answering a Call Hanging Up Troubleshooting None of the LEDs light when the MTA128ST-USB is on Troubleshooting MTA128ST-USB dials but cannot make a connection You can place data calls but not voice calls or vice versa MTA128ST-USB disconnects while online MultiModemISDN User Guide Warranty, Service, and Technical Support Limited Warranty Addendum for North American ProductsAddendum for International Products Out of Warranty Repair Costs On-line Warranty Registration Warranty, Service and Tech SupportSoftware User License Agreement MultiModem Isdn User Guide Service Technical SupportContacting Technical Support Ordering Accessories Using FlashWizard to Upgrade Firmware Upgrading the MTA128ST-USB with FlashWizard Appendixes Class B Statement FCC Part EMC, Safety, and Terminal Directive ComplianceAppendix a Regulatory Compliance Industry Canada Quick Setup Example MultiVOIP 200 User Guide Profile 1 &F1 V.110 Asynchronous Operation Profile 2 &F2 V.120 Asynchronous Operation Profile 4 &F4 ML-PPP Asynchronous Operation Glossary Symbol Glossary MultiModemISDN User Guide Glossary MultiModemISDN User Guide Glossary 100 101 TA- See terminal adapter 102 103 Index Index 105 42, 52 106 Isdn MTA128ST-USB Config utility 107 Rings 108