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Courier High Speed Modems HOW to USE this Manual
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Part I. Installation and Operation
Courier High Speed Modems Table of Contents
⎯Features and Compatibility
⎯Internal Modem Setup
⎯Fax Operations and Call Detection
⎯Data Mode Command Summary
⎯Queries and Help Screens
Part II. Reference
Appendix A⎯Link Negotiation Handshaking and Error Control
Appendix B⎯Summaries and Tables
Appendix D⎯Dial Security/Remote Access
Appendix C⎯Alphabetical Command Summary
Appendix H⎯Modem Testing
Appendix G⎯Additional Operations
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Features and Compatibility
Universal Connect
Flow Control/Variable Serial Port Rates
Programmable Nonvolatile Memory
Modem Settings Displays
HST
MNP
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Modem SET UP
Front Panel Indicators on the Modem
YOU should
DIP Switch Factory Settings
Cabled Courier Modem
AT Enter
ATE0 Enter
ATE1 Enter
ATZ Enter
ATD Enter
Internal Modem SET UP
Before Installing the Modem
Select a Serial Port
Address Hex
Serial Serial Port
⎯Jumper Switch/Serial Port Settings
⎯Removing the Computer Cover
⎯Inserting the Modem
Testing the Installation
AT Enter
ATZ Enter
Data Mode Operations
AT &K3 X2 DT 071 312 1234 Enter
Basic Commands
Dialing
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Dial Options
ATDT5551234 Enter
AT DT 9 W 5551234 Enter
AT D1234567R Enter
Cancel Dialing
AT &Z2=555-6789 Enter
Store Phone Numbers
AT&M0 DS2 Enter
Redialing
AT S0 = 1 Enter
Answer Mode
Hanging Up
AT S0 = 0 Enter
OFF
DIP Switch 9 Response to +++
AT Q1 O Enter
SETTING/USING Defaults
Customizing Nvram
AT I5 Enter
AT &F2 &W Enter
AT M2 S10=40 &A2 &W Enter
Configuration
Resetting the Modem
Echo/Speaker
Result Codes
⎯Result Code Options
Operations, see Appendix F
Result Code Meaning
⎯Result Code Definitions
Information, select &A1 or &A0
Additional Result Code Subsets
Connect 2400/NONE
Modulation
Error Control/Data Compression
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Data Rates
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Options are as follows
RS-232 Signal Operations
Flow Control
XON
Transmit Data Flow Control
Software Control &In
For users whose data does not include XON/XOFF
Registers
Guidelines
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Testing
International Calls
ATI3=HHMMSS K1
Miscellaneous Commands
ATS32=9 Enter
AT&ZC=I6 Enter
FAX Operations and Call Detection
AT+FCLASS? Enter
FCC Notice
Call Detection
ATI6
Queries and Help Screens
⎯Sample Result of ATI4 Command
⎯Sample Link Diagnostics Screen ATI6
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AT&Z3? Enter
ATS0? Enter
AT&ZC? Enter
ATDL? Enter
Ctrl-S
Ctrl-C Ctrl-K
⎯Sample Basic Commands Help Screen
⎯Sample Dial Command Help Screen
⎯Sample Percent Help Screen
Appendix A. Link Negotiation Handshaking and Error Control
Fast Class V.FC Handshaking
Other V. Protocol Operations
Error Control and Throughput
Handshaking
Bits Entries
Throughput Guidelines
Typical Throughput
File Type Typical throughput cps
28.8K bps
Appendix B. Summaries and Tables
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DB-25 DB-9 Circuit Function Computer ⎯ Modem
Table B.1⎯RS-232 Interface Pin Definitions
DB-25 DB-9 Pin Function
Symbol Meaning Status
Front Panel Indicators
ARQ
Factory Switch Setting Function
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Result Code Display
AT X1 &B0 &M5 &H0 M3 &W Enter
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Connect rate
Summaries and Tables B-11
HST Cellular
Summaries and Tables B-13
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ATS13=8 Enter
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ATS19? Enter
Register Default Function
Sets the duration, in seconds, for the pause
Bit Value Result
Summaries and Tables B-19
Analog Loopback
Bit ValueResult
Lapm
Bit 4 Bit 5 Result
Setting S28 to zero eliminates the extra
Disable V.32 bis. Used for
Sets the number of allowable remote
S51 Bit-mapped register. See instructions For S13
Dial security enabled
Register Default Function
Appendix C. Alphabetical Command Summary
Basic Command SET
DIP Switch 9 Response to +++
Handshake options for international calls above 1200 bps
Wait for an answer with X3 or higher. The @ command
Inquiry
Sr.b=n
All codes except 12/VOICE. For result codes in synchronous
Ampersand & Command SET
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Alphabetical Command Summary C-11
Them to the remote computer. This is the recommended
Alphabetical Command Summary C-13
Options are as follows
Time as it sends the Carrier Detect CD
DTE is the source of the Transmit clock timing
Alphabetical Command Summary C-17
Percent Command SET
Alphabetical Command Summary C-19
Enables the modem, when off hook, to detect the tone
Appendix D. Dial Security Remote Access Operations
Overview
What the Host Modem Operator Needs to do
AT%A1=Judy,Y,,, Enter
AT%A0=BILL,Y,Y,N,1-419-555-5555 Enter
AT%L=PW0 Enter
AT%A0=,,,Y, Enter
AT S53.0=1 .1=1 .2=1 &W Enter
AT S53.0=1 .2=1 &W Enter
AT &Z5 = 555-8976 Enter
ATI10 Enter
AT%S=your local access password Enter
What the Remote Caller Needs to do
AT I10 Enter
AT %V=PWn Enter
ATS53.0=1 &W Enter
AT S0=1 Enter
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AT%P1=password Enter
AT%P0=password Enter
AT%P0= Enter AT%P1= Enter
AT S41=1 Enter
Password Ctrl-C to cancel?
Access Granted Remote
Remote Remote+
Restore configuration. Use this command to
Configuring Dial Security Remotely
AT %C2 Enter
Running the SDL.EXE Upgrade Program
Appendix E. Troubleshooting
Before Establishing the Link
Displays double characters
Troubleshooting E-3
During Data Transfer
If YOU Still have Problems
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Synchronous Applications
What You Need to Know
Data Rate Synchronization &Xn
AT &N0 %N6 X0 S0=1 &M7 &W Enter
Terbo − to −terbo only
Recommended Settings
CRS3
CRN18001234
PRN3
Dial Options
Online Synchronous Requirements
AT B0 &N0 &X0 Enter
Modulation/Connection Rate Bn, &Nn
AT &ZC = &F &X1 &M1 DT5551234 Enter
AT &F S0=1 &X1 &M1 Enter
ATS32 = 9 Enter
Enabling Remote Access
User-Installed or Leased Telephone Line
AT &B1 &S2 &H1 &L1 &W Enter
Dedicated and Leased Line Operations F-17
Appendix G. Additional Operations
AT &F3 Enter
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AT &F3 &W Enter
AT B1 X7 S10 = 30 &B1 &L2 &H1 &I0 &R2
Additional Operations G-3
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Voice/Data Switch⎯S32=1, S32=2
ATA Enter
Table G.1⎯S32 Functions
Voice/Data Switch Function Related Command
Host mode
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Terminal mode
AT&I3 Enter
Setting the MI/MIC Jumpers
Figure G-1⎯Courier Modem Board
Troubleshooting
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Appendix H. Modem Testing
AT &M0 &T1 Enter
Figure H-1⎯Data Flow During Analog Loopback
Modem Testing H-3
Figure H-2⎯Data Flow During Digital Loopback
AT &M0 &T8 Enter
T4, &T5
Figure H-3⎯Data Flow During Remote Digital Loopback
Modem Testing H-7
Bit Value Function
Analog Loopback AL⎯S16=1D
AT&M0S16=12
AT&M0S16=5D
ATS16=4&T1 ATS16=4&T6
ATS16=0
ATS16=8 O
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Atdt 708 982 5092 Enter
Appendix I. Software Upgrades
Upgrade your Modem
Troubleshooting
Appendix J. Glossary
Ascii
Bits binary digits per second rate
Ccitt
DCE
EIA
Read Only Memory that can be erased and reprogrammed
Hdlc
MI/MIC
Nonvolatile Memory Nvram
RAM
Sdlc
Throughput
25 bis
XON/XOFF
Appendix K. Technical Specifications
Additional Compatibility Features
115.2K, 57.6K, 38.4K, 19.2K, 9600, 4800, 2400, 1200, 300 bps
High Speed above 2400 bps
FAX Data No Dial Tone Busy No Answer Ringing Voice
FAX Service Class 2.0 Commands
2200-2300 Hz
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Receiver Carrier Frequencies
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DBm + 2 dBm
Index
Command List
ASL, see Adaptive Speed Leveling
Call progress messages
DTE, see Serial Port
See Stored Command String Inquiry I options, Installation
NVRAM, see Nonvolatile random access memory
ROM, see Read only memory Rootless tree
Time, see Guard time, Inactivity timeout, and K
Tone
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