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Appendix C
MN - Dial out Phone Number
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Format:
Range:
Default:
Description:
MO - Check to see if the Modem is OK
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Description:
MP - Modem Power
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Displays the currently programmed phone number.
MNnnnnnnn
The phone number can be up to 15 digits in length.
MN0000000
Hyphens and spaces can be used if desired, but are not neces-
sary and should be eliminated if the number has many digits.
The phone number can be stored in non-volatile memory like
other ADFM parameters by issuing the 'CK' command.
Setting the phone number to an empty string (i.e. 'MN' with
no argument can disable the dial-out function. This will cause
the dial-out logic to be bypassed.
Tests the modem.
MO
Entering 'MO' and the ADFM command prompt will cause
the ADFM to send the attention (AT) command to the Mo-
dem. If the Modem is on and in command mode and function-
ing well, it will respond with an 'OK' message to the ADFM.
The ADFM will then display a message indicating that the
Modem is okay. If the Modem is on-line when this command
is given (i.e. it is connected to the host), the ADFM will report
that the Modem is ON-LINE. Otherwise the ADFM will re-
port that the Modem is not okay, and may indicate a failure
(e.g. Modem is turned off, data cable is disconnected, etc.).
Turns modem power on or off.
MPn
n = 0,1 (0 = off, 1 = on)
MP1
The MP command can be used to turn on (MP 1) or off (MP
0) the power to the Modem, and can only be used when com-
municating to the ADFM via one of the local interfaces (i.e.
RS-232 or RS-422). This command can be useful for conserv-
ing battery power by turning off the Modem when communi-
cating to the ADFM over one of the local interfaces (when
performing testing, for example). This command is disabled if
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