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ZyXEL Communications U-336SA user manual Remote Configuration, ATRab, ATWab

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Remote Configuration

Remote configuration on the U-336S/SA is provided as a profile by profile batch mode. When on-line, the remote modem’s current configuration or one of its profiles can be read into one of the local modem’s user profiles. This profile is modified locally and the line can be disconnected during this time.

Local profile modification is done by loading this profile as the active settings and then modifying and saving the active settings back to the profile. Then the connection is reestablished and the profile transmitted to the remote modem.

Reading a remote profile b into a local profile a is achieved with the command:

AT*Rab

a=0-3	Local user profile number.
b=0-3	Remote user profile number.
b=4	Remote active configuration.
b=5	Remote factory default.

Return the modems to on-line status again. The local modem can upload (write) its profile to the remote modem’s profile and have the remote modem reset from the new profile. This is done with the command:

AT*Wab

a=0-3	Local user profile number.
a=4	Local active configuration.
a=5	Local factory default.
b=0-3	Remote user profile number.

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ZyXEL Communications U-336SA user manual Remote Configuration, AT*Rab, AT*Wab

Contents

ZyXEL ZyXEL Limited Warranty Copyright 1999 by ZyXEL FCC Part 15 InformationAcknowledgments Information for Canadian Users Page ∙ E-mail Contacting ZyXELVii Viii Contents LCD Panel Operation Leased Line Operation Fax Operation Upgrading Your Modem Page Required Equipment IntroductionStandard Features Modem FeaturesIntelligent Features Fax Compatibility Technical Specifications∙ Audio Monitor programmable volume control Introduction Front Panel InstallationU-336SA Front Panel Front Panel LEDsRear Panel Markings Front Panel Switches∙ EIA-232D Modem ConnectionU-336S Modem Connections Idle Screen Powering UpBasic Modem Operation Understanding AT CommandsUsing the Windows 95 Hyper Terminal Program Dialing and Answering Techniques Dialing using the ATD Command+++ ATH Auto-Answer and Hook ControlsATS0=n ATS0=0Command Description Quick Tips when issuing AT CommandsATV0 ATV1 AT Command Set/Type Example Viewing S Register Values Modem Result CodesChanging S Register Values Non-Volatile MemoryStoring Phone Numbers Saving Settings and User ProfilesDialing Stored Phone Numbers Helpful Hints for PC Computers AT Command Description Default Modem Settings for PC’sZyXEL Serial/Parallel I/O Card Mac Software Tips Special AT Command Settings for MacHelpful Hints for Mac Computers Mac Serial PortHelpful Hints for UNIX-Based Computers Basic Modem Settings for UnixSerial Cable Unix Software Tips Basic Modem Operation LCD Panel LCD Panel Operation2LA Panel OperationInformation Example 2LOLED Status Screen Menu TreeDouble Arrows on The Screen DialingStoring a Number Dial MemoryDialing a Number View and Store a NumberATD Manual DialATD ATA Atdl Repeat Last DialAuto Answer ATHDialing Messages Disconnecting On-line Status Screen Display Unit On-line Status Screen Display Unit/MeaningOn-line Status Screen On OFF Status Display UnitMIN MAX DISCONNECTING……Panel Lock Syntax Command with Description Parameters 25bis Command SetClock Options Dialing from Synchronous Mode Command State OptionsRTS Options Auto-Answer Answering from Synchronous ModeManual Answer Leased Line Operation Connecting to a Leased LinePower Level Setting AT-Command DescriptionAT*M0 Manual ConnectAuto Handshake Aborting from Leased-Line OperationTerminating a Leased Line Connection Leased Line Operation Security Functions Special FunctionsLevels of Security User Passwords Command Function AT*Rab Remote ConfigurationAT*Wab Caller Number Delivery Caller ID Ring Here is an example Distinctive Ring Type Bit on Ring Sequence Extended Distinctive Ring EDR S51 Bit-mapped register default Bits Bin Dec Description Setting Up EDRBits Bin Dec Description Report Ring six times EDR Application ExampleCID/EDR RD RD EDR Special Functions Special Functions Fax Basics Fax OperationITU-T T.30 Fax Protocol Modem as Fax MachineDefining the Fax Command Sets Fax Command sets+FTH=MOD Class 1 Command SetCommand Value Description +FTM=MODCommand Syntax Description Class 2 Command Set+FBUF? +FBADLIN=+FCON Fax Operation +FK +FDR+FMDL? +FPHCTO= +FMFR?+FREV? Class 2 Command Responses Value Function and Description Command Value Description Enable polling+FCFR +FVOICE Class 2.0 Command SetResponse Value Function and Description +FPOLL+FCO +FBS?+FIP +FDT+FKS +FMM? +FMI?+FMR? HEX DCE+FCICSI ID +FNS A0-BF+FNC +FNF+FVO Extended Fax AT Command Set+FTI ID TSISet the modem into V17G3 FAX mode same function #Pstring Field Description DISCONNECT0 Flow ControlDISCONNECT1 Fax Reception from a BBS Connect String Error LevelBasic AT Command Set AT Command Set SummariesCommand Options Function & Description AT Command Set Summaries AT Command Set Summaries UPX Description of ATI2 OutputOutput Output Value Description Parameter Data Type DescriptionAT Command Set Summaries DTE/DCE Extended AT& Command SetAT Command Set Summaries AT Command Set Summaries AT Command Set Summaries AT Command Set Summaries AT Command Set Summaries Extended AT* Command Set AT Command Set Summaries AT Command Set Summaries AT Command Set Summaries AT Command Set Summaries Basic S-Registers ATSn=x Command Function & Description +RefStatus Registers & Result Codes Register DescriptionsExtended S-Registers ATSn=x Command Bit Dec Hex Function and descriptionStatus Registers & Result Codes Status Registers & Result Codes Status Registers & Result Codes Speed detection ATX1 ATX2 ATX3 ATX4 Status Registers & Result Codes Status Registers & Result Codes Status Registers & Result Codes Status Registers & Result Codes ATA Status Registers & Result Codes Status Registers & Result Codes Status Registers & Result Codes Status Registers & Result Codes Status Registers & Result Codes +FCLASS=? ATXn Result Code Option Table Result Code Options@ $ Lapm Result Code Field DescriptionsField Name Possible Values NONE, ARQNumerical Verbose Connect Strings for Error Corrected ConnectionsDiagnostics Diagnostics TroubleshootingPower-On Self Test Resetting The Modem Loopback Tests Local Digital Loopback Test AT&T3 Line Condition Status Display Indicator LightsReceived Signal Power Level RX Count of the local modems requests to change the rate AT Command Set Problems Trouble ShootingCommand Echo Problems Answer Problems Data Transfer Problems Dialing ProblemsConnection Problems Upgrading by Flash Eprom Upgrading Your ModemKernel Recovery Mode Phone Jack Pinouts Connector PinoutsPC Serial Port Pinouts Connector Pinouts Mac Modem Description Din Macintosh Serial Port PinoutsConnector Pinouts Index Basics ITU-T T.30 fax protocol, 64 Using Modem as FaxSerial cable Software tips