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Motorola manual Shelf-Mount RM16M V.3600 Installation, RM16M Connections

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Installation

Shelf-Mount RM16M V.3600 Installation

Go to Appendix C, Hardware Options to check the board options before installation.

Shelf-mount RM16M V.3600s should be installed or replaced by personnel familiar with shelf-mount installation. The unit has an edge connector that inserts into a receptacle located on the backplane and power bus.

Note

Figure 2-5 represents a typical dialup connection using one of the most common rack shelves. Connect cables as appropriate for any compatible RM16M shelf.

RJ11C, RJ45S or

RJ11C4 S jack,k installed

by telephone

company

To DTE

Shelf backplane

(with RM16M V.3600 installed)

Figure 2-5. RM16M Connections

V.3600

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Motorola manual Shelf-Mount RM16M V.3600 Installation, RM16M Connections

Contents

3600 Modem User’s GuideMotorola Updates CopyrightTrademarks FCC Requirements Regulatory InformationFCC Part 15 Declaration Of Conformity FCC Fax Branding RequirementsModel Name V.3600, 115 VAC version only Model Name V.3600, all other versions Shielded CablesIndustry Canada IC Requirements Special Requirements For CanadaCanadian Emission Requirements V.3600, other versions Ringer Equivalence NumberPage Contents Contents Contents Protocols Test Mode OperationSecurity Status Registers Fax OperationContents 25 bis Autodialer Appendix A. Specifications MaintenanceAppendix D. Fault Isolation Procedure Appendix B. Phone Jack DescriptionsAppendix E. Command Index and Defaults Shelf-Mount Units Chapter IntroductionData Mode FeaturesSoftware Fax ModeCommunications Software Class 1 Fax Communications Software Internet BrowserDescription FunctionalPhysical Rear Panel 115 Vac Model RM16M Version RM16M UnitElectrical Installation Chapter InstallationAC Power Connection DC Power ConnectionDTE Connection InstallationDigital Interface Signals Pin Signal Descriptions 140 Telephone Line Connection Dial Mode Pstn Connection Dial jackDirect connection to the Pstn is shown in Figure Leased Line Connection TELSET/LEASED Line JackLeased Line Connection 115 Vac Model RM16M Connections Shelf-Mount RM16M V.3600 InstallationPage Power-Up Chapter Getting StartedOption Selection Placing a Call Autodialing from a Terminal with the AT CommandsDialing with a Standard Telephone Autodialing from Front PanelEnding a Call Answering a CallCondition Reasons for Call TerminationReasons for Call Termination Page LED Descriptions Chapter Front Panel OperationLCD Menu Operation LCD MenusMain Menu Submenu Submenu Item Option Com Reg Main Menu LCD Messages RegRemote Initiate RATION? OPTIONS? Submenu Main Menu Option Com RegLease line only † Dial line only 3600 Modify Change DTE Speed DTE=DCE Modify Change DTE Dial Method Async Modify Change DTE RTS/CTS Delay Password of 0000 disables front panel security 3600 Front Panel Security Page Chapter AT Commands Command CategoriesOperation Modes Sending Commands to the Modem Offline Command ModeOnline Command Mode Autobaud Guidelines for Creating Command Statements Creating a Command Statement ATRepeating a Command a Command Statement BufferMonitor Display Backspace KeyResponse Commands Numbered CommandsGroup Commands Response Displays Q Digit / Word SelectionNegotiation Displays W Connect Message Codes \VCall Progress / Connect Speed Messages Number Code Application *RC Command Code Set Number OperationMessage Meaning Response Number Codes / MessagesDTE rate 31200 bps Connect 300/V42 Connect 300/MNP5 Dialing D Dial CommandsTone Dialing T Pulse Dialing PInsert Long Pause Remaining in Command Mode Switching to Answer Mode after Dialing RWait for Second Dial Tone W Hook FlashDialing a Stored Telephone Number Sn Wait for 5 Seconds of Silence @Autodial Number Location *AUn Voice CallsAT Command Answer a Switching from Voice to DataManual Answer Autoanswer S0Caller ID Messages Modem sends this message Distinctive Ring *DRData Carrier Detect &C Terminal Interface CommandsData Terminal Ready &D Data Set Ready &SRequest to Send / Clear to Send &R Serial Port Ring Indicator Pin 22 \RChanging from Data Mode to Command Mode +++ General CommandsDTE Controlled Fallback Rate Pin 23 *FB Local Character Echo EOnline Character Echo F Hanging Up H, H1Fast Disconnect H2, H3 Speaker Volume L Eprom CheckSpeaker Control M Return Online O Asynchronous / Synchronous Mode Selection &MLong Space Disconnect Y Bis Guard Tones &GComman Operation Make / Break Dial Pulse Ratio &PRate Selection Thresholds *TH Synchronous Transmit Clock Source &XAsymmetric Bit Rates *AS Modulation *MMMaximum DCE Speed %B Minimum DCE Speed %L Automatic Rate Adaption %R Auto Retrain %EProduct Revision Level %V Manual Rate Adaption *RRProduct Serial Number $V Online Quick Reference $HTalk / Data *DA Fast Train *FTWire Operation Disable AT Command Set *NTPrivate Line Operation Dial Line Transmit Level *TDnWire Dial-up Operation Wire Leased Line OperationDial Backup Return to Leased Line from Dial Backup *LB Dial Backup *DBManual Dial Backup *LD Dial / Leased Line &LConfiguration Profiles Configuration CommandsActive Profile Stored ProfilePowerup Option Set &Y Storing a Configuration &WLoad Factory Options &Fn Reset to Stored Configuration ZView Configuration Profiles/Received Signal Options &V Storing a Telephone Command Line &Zx=n, *CNx,n, *NDRemote Configuration Soft Download Password %P1, $YRetaining / Restoring Options *RO Remote Security Code %P= Remote Configuration SecurityEnabling/Disabling Remote Configuration *RA Entering Remote Configuration %T=, &TRemote Configuration Format *RF Remote Configuration DTE Speed *RBRemote Configuration Saving or Discarding Options *RQ Page Ccitt V.42 bis Error Control Protocol Reliable ModeChapter Protocols Normal Mode Auto-Reliable ModeConstant Speed Interface Data CompressionDirect Mode Protocol CommandsFlow Control Command Operation Disconnect buffer delay disabled Disconnect Buffer Delay Q%DSerial Port DTE Constant Speed \J ConstantOperating Mode \N Optional Detection Phase \MCommand Operation Fast detect data sequence disabled Fast detect data sequence enabledAuto-Reliable Fallback Character %An Command OperationLAPM, MNP, or normal try both protocols Fallback to normal if not successfulSerial Port Flow Control \Q Enable CTS/RTS bilateral flow controlEnable data link flow control Command Operation Disable data link flow controlXON/XOFF Pass Through \X Data Link Flow Control \GBreak option Break Control \KnMaximum Reliable Block Size \A Inactivity Timer \TTransmit Break / Set Break Length \B Set Auto-Reliable Buffer \C42bis Data Compression %C Page Chapter Test Mode Operation Test CategoriesTest Offline Online Grant remote requested digital loopback Terminating a Test in Progress Q&TLocal Analog Loopback &T1 Testing the Local ModemLocal Analog Loopback with Self Test &T8 Testing the Remote ModemGrant/Deny RDL Request &T4, &T5 Local Digital Loopback &T3Remote Digital Loopback with Self Test &T7 Remote Digital Loopback &T6Command Operation Bilateral digital loop disabled Bilateral Digital Test Enable / Disable *DGBilateral digital loop enabled Test Pattern %TRDL enabled pin Command Operation Ignore pinLAL enabled pin DTE Controlled Remote Digital Loopback PinAutocallback Security Chapter SecurityOperating without Low Security Low Security OperationOperating with Low Security Remote OperationLocal Operation PasswordsLCD Indication of Security Restrictions in Security OperationHigh Security Low Security CommandsSecurity Levels Superuser High Security Commands Default PasswordsEnabling High Security $EH=pw Setting Passwords $Pn=pw$pw Disabling High Security $DSet Security Levels $Ln=m Display Extended Feature Status $W? Extended Features $WDisplay/Reset Illegal Access Attempt Counters $M, $Mn, $M Set User Callback Number $Cn=mFactory Reset $F=pw$pw Removing a User $RnSecurity Status $E? Local Logoff Command $$ Local Logon Command $n=pwDisplay User Status $S? Verify User Information $In, $IBn$n=pw Remote Logon Procedure $n=pwFax Operation Chapter Fax OperationFax Defaults Modem InitializationFax Autoanswer Fax Associated Options Class 1 DetailsStored Fax Profile Dial Command D Class 1 CommandsAT Responses to the ATD Command Answer Command aService Class Capabilities +FCLASS=? Service Class Indication +FCLASS?On Hook H Off Hook H1Receive Silence +FRS=Time Transmit Silence +FTS=TimeFax Transmit and Receive Modes Value Modulation SpeedFacsimile Receive +FRM=Mod Facsimile Transmit +FTM=ModHdlc Transmit +FTH=Mod Hdlc Receive +FRH=ModTest Supported Range of Values +FTx=?, +FRx=? Command Description Class 1 Result Code +FCERRORBinary File Transfer Fax Autoanswer +FAA=Registers Chapter Status RegistersChanging S-Register Values Changing Register Values Sn=v, Sn=v Register Operation Sn?, Sn?ATSn.#=v Individual Bit Command Sn . # =vRing Count S1 Autoanswer S0Escape Character S2 End-of-Line Character S3Carrier Detect Time S9 Pause Interval for Comma S8Lost Carrier Detect Time S10 Dtmf Tone Duration S11S13 Escape Sequence Pause S12S15 Bit Mapped S14System Tests S16 Test Timeout S18S17 S19Bit Mapped S22 Bit Mapped S21Bit Mapped S23 RTS/CTS Delay S26S24 DTR State Recognition S25Lookback Timer S28 Bit Mapped S27Bit Mapped S29 S31 Bit Mapped S30Remote Configuration Escape Character S41 DTR / Dial Backup Number to Dial S35Bit Mapped S32 S33S43 Remote Configuration Guard Time S42XON Character from DTE S44 Xoff Character from DTE S45Leased Line Transmit Level S52 Automatic Rate Adaption Threshold S53Flow Control S54 S55 Compression Control S56Bit Mapped S57 Inactivity Timer S58 Break Control S59Bit Mapped S60 Disconnect Buffer Delay S62 DTE Options S61Maximum Transmit Block Size S63 S65-66 Auto-Reliable Fallback Character S64Link Speed Status S67 S6833,600 bps DCE Independent Speed S69Operating Mode Status S71 Operating Mode S70Enable V.42 fast detect Lapm or MNP or native auto-reliableCallback Delay S74 Password Timeout S73Bit Mapped S72 Callback Retry S75Autocallback Timer S78 Callback Retry Delay S76Lockout Threshold S77 Break Length S79S80 register indicates the serial port speed Serial Port or DTE Speed S80Minimum DCE Speed S81 Enable negotiation statusNegotiation Status S82 S83Modulation Type S88 S85-S87S89-S90 Current Modulation S91Asymmetric Settings S96 Settings S95S92 S94 Bit Mapped S97Select Sync Data Chapter Bis AutodialerSoftware Guidelines Autodialer Command Strings and ParametersInvalid Responses Access these formats usingDial Parameters Dial ParametersDial Command CRN nn...n Bis Commands and ResponsesProgram Number Command PRN ann...n Intermediate Call Progress ResponseDial Stored Number CRS a Disregard Incoming Call DIC Request List of Stored Numbers RLNConnect Incoming Call CIC Redial Last Number CRR nLink Number by Address PRL ab Request List of Delayed Numbers RLD RLD Request List of Linked Numbers RLLRequest List of Version RLV Modem Options Command PRO xxxyy00Invms Invalid command message syntax error Examples PRO011 Restore Factory Settings PRP n Save Current Settings PRKRequest List of Stored Options RLO xxx yy Options Option Definition Settings Default11-16 3600 3600 11-17 Settings Default Fuse Replacement Chapter MaintenanceMaintenance GeneralCalling Technical Support MaintenanceAppendix a Specifications Fax Rates Modem Data RatesModulations Fax ModulationRTS/CTS Delay TestingCarrier Detect Level Telco ConnectionPage Appendix B Phone Jack Descriptions Dial Pin FunctionsTELSET/LEASED Line Pin Functions Page Appendix C Hardware Options Jumper Option SelectionRemoving the Cover Figure C-1. Cover Removal Figure C-2. Jumper Location for Ground Option Ground Option Jumper Replacing the CoverFault Isolation Procedure Appendix D Fault Isolation ProcedureTelephone Interface Standard PhonePart Modem and Telephone Line Check3600 Page Command Reg Description Appendix E Command Index and DefaultsSpeaker off when carrier is present Set H command to V.32 †Response displays on Response messagesWait for dial tone, detect busy signal Negotiation display enabledRestore factory configuration 1 † Appropriate connect codesAsynchronous dial / asynchronous data Dial line †39/61 pulse make / break ratio CTS forced onView configuration profiles Grant remote commanded digitalStore current configuration to user option Powerup with user option set #1Bps max Disable disconnect buffer delayTransmit a break signal Disable automatic rate adaptionDisable auto-reliable buffer Disable slaved DTE/DCE speedEnables bilateral CTS/RTS flow When call is answeredLapm with MNP and normal fallback Switches modem to talk mode † Disable protocol result codesManual dial backup operation Disables bilateral digital loopAT command set enabled Command Reg Description Automode modulationOriginate 15 4800 bps, 18 9600 bps10-2BER High rate selection thresholdDistinctive Ring Commands Caller ID CommandsFax Commands Class 1 Commands Valid in Only Fax ModeCan be one of the following values 0 or Disable security Security CommandsHigh Security Reinitialize securityDisable user changes password and callback number Enable remote configuration Remote Configuration CommandsStatus Registers Default Reg Function Factory SetReg Function Factory Set 10-27 Current modulation Synchronous Description Command Bis Dialer CommandsResponse Messages Response Message Meaning Factory Option Set #1 Factory Option SetsFactory Option Set # Factory Option Set #3 Modem Options DCE rate Factory Option Set #5 Factory Option Set # Synchronous 2-wire Leased Line Normal Originate AT&F7 Synchronous 2-wire Leased Line Forced Answer AT&F8 Factory Option Set #9 Page Binary Decimal Hexadecimal Appendix F Ascii and Ebcdic CharactersDecimal Hex Symbol KeySymbol ¢ cent ACK0 143 144 145 Ascii and Ebcdic Characters Ascii and Ebcdic Characters EIA Appendix G Abbreviations and AcronymsAbbreviations and Acronyms PIW Xmit Appendix H Flash Upgrade What You NeedSteps For Downloading Flash Upgrade TroubleshootingAppendix I Country-Specific Parameters India Default Available Command Command Name Option OptionsJapan Malaysia Universal/International Flash Upgrade Service and Support Page Two Year Limited Hardware Warranty Motorola Limited Hardware WarrantyWhat This Warranty Does Not Cover General ProvisionsWarranty-2 Numerals IndexIndex-2 Index-3 Index-4 Index-5 Index-6 Index-7 Index-8 Index-9 Index-10 3600 Index-11 Index-12 Index-13