COURIER HIGH SPEED MODEMS
| The cycle continues until the modems connect or the modem |
| reaches a maximum of 10 attempts. The |
| mandated by Industry Canada (IC) to prevent tying up local |
| telephone company exchanges with unconnected calls. |
A> | This command combines the features of both the A/ and > |
| commands. The modem enters Repeat mode as described |
| above, and redials the Dial string in the command buffer. Like |
| the A/ command, A> does not take the AT prefix or a Carriage |
| Return. |
| Exit Repeat Mode |
| Should you use > or A> with a command other than a Dial |
| string, abort the cycle by pressing any key. |
| To abort automated redialing, be sure to press any key when the |
| result code appears, during the pause before the modem begins |
| dialing again. If you press any key while the modem is dialing, |
| that dial attempt is canceled but the cycle continues. |
| Answer Mode |
| Force Answer Mode |
AForce Answer mode when the modem hasn't received an incoming call.
Auto Answer
The Courier is shipped with DIP switch 5 ON, Auto Answer suppressed. To set the modem to automatically answer incoming calls, do one of the following:
1.Before powering on the modem, set DIP switch 5 OFF. When you turn the computer on, the modem answers incoming calls on the first ring.
2.When the modem is on, set your communications software to enable auto answer. The following command instructs the modem to answer on the first ring. (You can substitute a higher value. See the