AT&T 7500 User Manual page 7

When to Type Commands
How to Type Commands
Abbreviating Commands
Data Option Profiles
List of Data Options
Types of Data Option Profiles
Active Profile, pA
Factory Profile, p0
Stored Profiles, p1 and p2
Creating (Programming) a Data Option Profile
Setting Options: Changing Your Active Profile, pA
Storing an Active Profile, pA
Activating a Stored Profile
Replacing One Stored Profile With Another
Viewing an Option Profile
Viewing Individual Option Values Within the Active Profile, pA
Typical Data Option Settings for Data Transfer
Character by Character Transmission
Line/Block at a Time Transmission
Binary (8-bit) File Transfer
Worksheet - Option Profile Settings
Getting Help
Testing Your 7500 Data Module
Local Loopback Test
Remote Loopback Test
At Mode Operation
Switching From CMD Local Mode to AT Mode
Suspending and Continuing Data Transmission During a Data Call
Exiting AT Mode and Returning to CMD Local Mode
AT Commands
Dual Port DCE Operation
Asynchronous DCE With the Multipurpose Enhancement Board
6: ASYNCHRONOUS DTE CONFIGURATION
Modem Pooling Applications
Characteristics of Modems that can be Attached to the 7500
Overview of 7500 Operation
7500 Modem Pool: Digital to Analog Network
7500 Modem Pool: Analog to Digital Network
Disconnecting a Data Call from Either Endpoint
Asynchronous DTE Data Options
Using Commands
7: SYNCHRONOUS DCE CONFIGURATION
Connection Types
Nailed-Up Connections
Circuit Switched Connections (CS)
On-Demand B-Channel X-25 Connections (BX Local and BX Remote)
Making a Data Call
8: INSTALLING THE 7500
Stand-Alone Installations
Stand-Alone Single Port Asynchronous DCE Configuration
Stand-Alone Dual Port Asynchronous DCE Configuration
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