Caution: Avoid using commands that write to the modem’s NVRAM (such as &W) in an initialization script that you plan to use indefinitely. Rewriting the NVRAM every time the port is reset may eventually wear the NVRAM out. Use such com- mands only on a short term basis.
The following special characters are allowed. \r should always be present at the end of any modem initialization string:
\r carriage return
\n line feed
\0xx octal digit in the xx
\\single backslash
Use an Existing Initialization Script
A port is not sent any script until an existing script is assigned to it. Type the following command:
set s<port #> init <script name >
The script must already exist and should be assigned some sort of content string. You can also remove an init script from a port. Type the following command to configure a port to use no init script:
set s<port #> init none
Delete an Initialization Script
An initialization script may be deleted using the following command:
delete init <script name>
Displaying an Initialization Script
To display a specific initialization script, use the following command:
show init <script name>
If a script name is not specified, all initialization scripts will be displayed.
