|Hardware (RTS/CTS) flow control
|Modem DTE speed fixed to match 2210 service port speed (9600 recom-
| mended).
| Consult your modem documentation on how to configure and save these settings.
|Remote Connection for Service
| To resolve a problem with your IBM 2210, IBM service personnel may request per-
| mission to establish a temporary, remote connection to the IBM 2210. In most situ-
| ations, the IBM service personnel will not be at a remote workstation that is
| connected to your IP network. Consequently, remote access must be established
| using a modem. Whenever you authorize IBM service personnel to establish such
| a remote connection, you must:
|Connect and configure the modem before the remote service session can begin
|Provide the service personnel with the telephone number of a modem con-
| nected to the service port of the target IBM 2210 or to a modem that is con-
| nected to the service port on an IBM 2210 that is on the same network as the
| target IBM 2210
|Provide service personnel with the password or other necessary information for
| access to any security protection features
| Modem Settings
| The following modems have been tested for use with the IBM 2210:
| IBM 7852, Model 400
| Zoom/FaxModem 56Kx
| Atlas 33.6 External PC Data/Fax Modem
| For instructions on setting-up these and possibly other modems to operate with
| your IBM 2210, see: http://www.networking.ibm.com/support/221ð
|Attaching an ASCII Terminal to the Service Port
| Attach an ASCII terminal or emulator (with the appropriate emulation software) to
| the service port to provide local or remote access to the IBM 2210 as shown in
| Figure A-4 on page A-4.
Appendix A. Access Methods and Attaching an ASCII Terminal A-3