IBM Remote Supervisor Adapter II manual Port 1 settings, Field, What you type

Set these values only if the alert forwarding functions are not working properly. Each string that is marked with an asterisk (*) must have a carriage return (^M) manually entered at the end of the field value.

The following table describes the initialization strings for this modem.

Table 6. Port 1 settings

Field	What you type
Initialization	Type the initialization string that will be used for the specified modem. A
string*	default string is provided (ATE0). Do not change this string unless your
	dial-out functions are not working properly.
Dial prefix string	Type the initialization string that is used before the number that is to be
	dialed. The default is ATDT.
Hangup string*	Type the initialization string that will be used to instruct the modem to
	disconnect. A default string is provided (ATH0). Do not change this string
	unless your dial-out functions are not working properly.
Dial postfix	Type the initialization string that is used after the number is dialed to tell
string*	the modem to stop dialing. The default is ^M.
Modem query*	Type the initialization string that is used to find out whether the modem is
	attached. The default is AT.
Factory settings	Type the initialization string that returns the modem to its factory settings
string*	when the modem is initialized. The default is AT&F0.
Auto answer*	Type the initialization string that is used to tell the modem to answer the
	phone when it rings. The default is to answer after one ring, ATS0=1.
Escape string	Type the initialization string that returns the modem to command mode
	when it is currently communicating with another modem. The default is
	+++.
Auto answer	Type the initialization string that is used to tell the modem to stop
stop*	answering the phone automatically when it rings. The default is ATS0=0.
Caller ID string	Type the initialization string that will be used to get caller ID information
	from the modem.

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