Philips M1353A, M1351A manual Compatibility, Initialization, Using Modem Setup Barcodes

PCMCIA Card Modem

Modem	To ensure compatibility with local telephone systems, modems must be obtained locally.
Compatibility	The following table shows which modems are currently suitable for remote trace
	transmission to an obstetrical information surveillance system such as OB TraceVue in the
	countries listed. As modem technology changes rapidly, we recommend that you consult the
	Philips Technical Marketing information pages "SoftServer" on the Intranet at http://www-
	softserver.germany.agilent.com for up to date information on modem compatibility.
	Table 11-17
			Fetal Monitor Sender Modems (PCMCIA)
	Europe, Australia		MT1432 LT1
			MT2834 LT1
			PSION DACOM Gold Card Global 56k + FAX
			ELSA MicroLink 56k MC
	USA, Canada		MT1432 LT
			MT2834 LT
			PSION DACOM Gold Card Global 56k + FAX
			ELSA MicroLink 56k MC
	See the website http://www.multitech.com for more information on MultiTech modems
	and distribution. The ELSA MicroLink modem 56k is available from local ELSA dealers or
	distributors.
Modem	The fetal monitor modem initialization commands (for Multitech modems) are:
Initialization
	AT M1	speaker on until connected
	E0	no local echo
	Q0	enable results codes
	V0	not verbose result codes
	$BA0	disable baud rate adjust
	&E4	use hardware handshake
	S2=43	escape character is +
	S7=50	dial time is 50 seconds

Using the

Modem Setup

Barcodes

You do not need these barcodes when working with standard telephone lines. You may need them to configure the modem for special conditions such as local branch exchange. Ensure that the operating instructions for the PCMCIA-modem are available. You can cancel the setup at anytime by scanning the “Cancel Modem Setup” barcode. See -168for the service barcodes.

164 Appendix A Modem Interface Module