Paradyne KeepInTouch 3766 User Manual page 32

Using Your Modem
If you would like to know more about the function of the dial
command, refer to the following commands in Chapter 4:
P (Pulse Dial), T (Tone Dial), &Z (Store Telephone Number),
S6 (Blind Dial Pause Time), S7 (No Answer Time-out), and
S8 (Pause Time Dial Modifier).
Disconnecting a Call
Use either the H command or DTR disconnect to disconnect a
call.
To disconnect using the H command, use the escape sequence
to enter online Command mode, then issue an H command to
make your modem hang up, or go on-hook.
TYPE: +++
To exit Data mode and enter online Command
mode. (The +++ is an escape sequence, described
on pages 3-3 and 3-9.)
TYPE:
ATH
To issue the command to hang up.
PRESS: Enter
The modem disconnects.
The second, and more subtle, approach to hanging up a call is
to make sure that the &D command is set to &D2 (the factory
setting). This allows your communications software to drop the
DTR signal to the modem and force the modem to disconnect
the call. This method is often used by communications software.
Also note that your modem automatically disconnects when the
remote modem hangs up.
If you would like to know more about disconnecting a call, refer
to the following commands in Chapter 4: +++ (escape
sequence), O (Return to Online Data Mode), X (Extended
Response Codes, Dial Tone Detect, Busy Tone Detect),
&D (DTR Control), \N (Set Error Control Mode), \T (Set Inactivity
Timer), S7 (No Answer Time-out), and S10 (No Carrier
Disconnect).
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Issue 2 May 1995