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Chapter 3
If you received communications or online service software with your
TA/V.34 or TA, please turn to the Quick Start booklet and/or software
documentation now. For other software, this chapter provides tips for
setup of the TA/V.34 or TA over ISDN lines.
General Tips for Setting Up Communication
Software
Communication software programs have user-friendly interfaces to
make it easy to use the TA/V.34 or TA. Many programs identify the
product automatically and configure themselves for the correct settings.
Other programs require some user configuration.
In these instances it may be necessary for you to use "AT commands"
to change some configurations. In these cases, the instructions will
attempt to give you the specific commands required and advise you on
how to use them. A listing and discussion of AT commands and S
registers, along with many other modem topics, can be found at the
following World Wide Web site: www.modems.com.
Please see the instructions included with your software for information
about how to install and use the software.
Tips for Selecting Setup Options
In setting up your software, you may need to address the following
issues:
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Port speed should be set to 115,200 bps (115.2K). The TA/V.34
and TA can support even higher speeds through the use of the
%Bn command. The application setting of 115.2 Kbps will be
overridden in these cases.
Note
When operating in the terminal mode of some applications,
echoing of typed commands may be "bursty." This is due to
the application's improperly handling of port speeds greater
than 115,200 bps. Many users find this "burstyness"
unacceptable.
If you used the %Bn command in your initialization string to
set the ISDN card's port speed higher than 115,200, try
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