G Configuring Your Modem For Cellular Operation; Automatic Cellular Setup For Direct Connection On The Cellular Side - Paradyne KeepInTouch 3760 User Manual

Configuring Your Modem for
Cellular Operation
You must configure your modem for cellular operation. If the
modem is on the cellular side of the connection (connected to a
cellular telephone), there are two methods for configuring the
modem. Choose a method based on the type of connection you
have selected. If you are using Direct Connect, configure the
modem to use the automatic cellular setup feature by using the
C command. If you are using an RJ11 adapter box, use the
&F5 command.
If the modem connects to a normal land-line public switched
telephone network (PSTN), but communicates to a remote
modem that can be attached to either a cellular or PSTN
telephone, use the &F6 command.
The following sections describe how to configure your modem
using these three different methods.
Automatic Cellular Setup for
Direct Connection on the Cellular Side
Use this feature when the modem is connected to a cellular
telephone by a Cellular Direct Connect Cable. Your modem can
be configured to automatically switch to a cellular configuration
whenever it detects the presence of a directly connected cellular
telephone. When the cellular direct connection is broken and
replaced by a normal telephone line connection, the modem will
switch back to a land-line configuration. This feature enables
you to easily switch between cellular and land-line telephones
without resetting individual modem configuration parameters.
To use this feature, Automatic Cellular Setup must be enabled
by using the C0 command.
When the Automatic Cellular Setup feature is enabled, and the
modem detects a direct connection to a cellular telephone, the
modem automatically changes specific configuration options for
cellular operation as shown in Table D-1.
Issue 3 April 1994
D-3