Table 4-1 Dial And Alert String Elements - Digital Equipment 3300R Service Manual

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Table 4-1 Dial and Alert String Elements

String Elements
Dial String
ATXDT
9,
15085553333
Alert String
,,,,,,
5085553332#
;
4. Using the RMC command set password, assign a password of up to 14 characters that
will be stored in nonvolatile memory. This password must be set before access
through the modem port can be enabled.
5. Using the RMC command enable remote, enable access to the to RMC modem port.
This also allows the RMC to automatically dial the phone number set by the dial
string upon detection of an alert condition and to send the modem initialization string
to the modem.
6. Using the RMC command enable alert, enable alert condition to page an external
operator.
7. Using the RMC command send alert, force an alert condition in order to test the dial
out function and verify proper setup of the modem initialization, dial, and alert strings.
8. Once the alert is received successfully, use the RMC command clear alert, to clear
the current alert condition and cause the RMC to stop paging the remote operator. If
the alert is not cleared, the RMC continues to page the remote operator approximately
every 30 minutes.
4–6 DIGITAL Server 3300/3300R
Description
(Enter characters either in all uppercase or all lowercase).
AT = Attention
X = Forces the modem to dial "blindly" (not look for the dial
tone). Enter this character if the dial-out line modifies its dial
tone when used for services such as voice mail.
D = Dial
T = Tone (for touch-tone)
, = Pause for 2 seconds.
In the example, "9" gets an outside line. Enter the number for
an outside line if your system requires it.
Dial the paging service.
Pause for 12 seconds for paging service to answer (each comma
(,)provides a two second delay).
"Message," usually a call-back number for the paging service.
The alert string must be terminated by the # character.
Return to console command (;) character must be used to
terminate the string.