Index

Numbers

1800 Hz Training Tone, 9-29

1800 Hz Training Tone (S34), 14-17

2W Leased Line SQ Retrain, 9-29, 14-25

A

A/ (Repeat Last Command), 14-3 Abort (Test branch), 8-2

ac power connection, 2-7 requirements, D-2

Access from Remote, 9-42 Access From Remote (S55), 14-22

Active (Operating) configuration area, 9-1 Active (Saved) configuration area, 9-1 Administrative Password, 12-5, 12-10 Answer, 5-3

Answer Access security, 12-2 Answer Access Security Mode, 9-46 Answer Security, 12-8

ARQ Window Size Increase, 14-26 Async Mode (&M, &Q), 14-10 AT Command Mode, 9-18

AT Command Mode (S84), 14-25 AT commands

“H (V.42bis Compression), 9-34, 14-14 &C (LSD Control), 9-13, 14-7

&D (DTR Action), 9-10, 14-7 &F (Factory Defaults), 14-8

&G (V.22bis Guard Tone), 9-26, 14-8

&I (Dial Transmit Level), 9-26, 14-9

&J (Dial Transmit Type), 9-26, 14-9 &L (Leased Mode), 9-28, 14-9

&M (Async/Sync Mode and DTE Dialer Type), 9-8, 9-15, 14-10

&Q (Async/Sync Mode and DTE Dialer Type), 9-8, 9-15, 14-10

&R (RTS Action), 9-11, 14-10

&S (DSR Control), 9-11, 14-10 &T (Test), 14-11

&T0 (Abort Test), 8-2

&T1 (Local Analog Loopback), 8-3 &T2 (Pattern Test), 8-7

&T3 (Local Digital Loopback), 8-5

&T4, &T5 (Receive Remote Loopback Response), 9-39

&T6 (Remote Digital Loopback), 8-4 &T9 (Self-Test), 8-2

&V (View Configuration Options), 14-11 &W (Save to Memory), 14-11

&X (Transmit Clock Source), 9-13, 14-11

&Z (Store Telephone Numbers), 5-6, 14-11

%A (Error Control Fallback Character), 9-35, 14-13 %B (Modulation/Data Rate), 14-13, 14-14–14-16 %C (MNP5 Compression), 9-34, 14-14

%R (Sets DTE Rate), 14-14

\A (Maximum Frame Size), 9-38, 14-12

\C (Error Control Negotiate Buffer), 9-35, 14-12 \D (CTS Control), 9-12, 14-12

\G (Modem-to-Modem Flow Control), 9-36, 14-12 \K (Break Buffer Control, Send Break Control, Break Forces Escape), 9-16, 9-37, 14-12

\N (Error Control Mode), 9-34, 14-12

\Q (Flow Control of DTE, Flow Control of Modem), 9-35, 9-36, 14-13

\T (No Data Disconnect Timer), 9-23, 14-13 \X (XON/XOFF Passthrough), 9-36, 14-13 A (Answer Mode), 5-3, 14-3

B (ITU–T/Bell Mode), 14-3 D (Dial), 5-6, 14-3

DS (Dial Stored Number), 5-2, 14-4

E (Command Character Echo), 9-16, 14-4 echo, C-2

format, 14-3

H (Hook Switch Control), 5-3, 14-4 I (Identification), 7-3, 14-5

L (Speaker Volume), 9-42, 14-5 list of, 14-2

M (Speaker Control), 9-41, 14-5 O (Online mode), 14-5

Q (Result Codes), 9-17, 14-5

Sr? (Display S-register Value), 14-5 Sr=n (Change S-register), 14-5 using to change factory presets, 4-13 V (Result Codes Format), 9-18, 14-6

X (Extended Result Codes, Dial Tone Detect, Busy Tone Detect), 9-17, 9-20, 9-21, 14-6

Y (Long Space Disconnect), 9-22, 14-6 Z (Reset and Load Active), 14-7

AT Escape Character, 9-16 Auto Dial Standby, 9-32

Auto Dial Standby (S47), 14-20

Auto Make Busy (S40), 14-19 Auto Originate, 14-20

Auto Redial, 9-31

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3800 specifications

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