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13. 3. 004 - Call Home Wait for Access Code
This register is used to select the amount of time before the Dialer will wait for the access code
in the 604 Register before providing originate tone.
Register
T = 0 for no delay
T = 1 for 10 seconds
T = 2 for 20 seconds
T = 3 for 30 seconds
004 T
T = 4 for 40 seconds
T = 5 for 50 seconds
T = 6 for 60 seconds
T = 7 for 70 seconds
T = 8 for 80 seconds
T = 9 for send modem originate tone immediately (bypass the Access Code) and start the
Refer to Appendix 2 for country-specific-default data.
13. 4. 005 - Call Home Wait for Carrier
This register is used to select the amount of time that the originating modem will wait for the
called modem to answer before giving up and looking for an MF4 programming entry code.
Register
T = 0 for less than one second, then wait for MF4 Security Code
T = 1 for 10 seconds
T = 2 for 20 seconds
T = 3 for 30 seconds
005 T
T = 4 for 40 seconds
T = 5 for 50 seconds
T = 6 for 60 seconds
T = 7 for 70 seconds
T = 8 for 80 seconds
T = 9 for 90 seconds
Refer to Appendix 2 for country-specific-default data.
Omitting the wait for Access Code and putting out the modem originate tone immediately
(004 = 9) is useful for calls in which a modem answers the line directly.
A delay introduced by Register 004 may be used for calls that are answered manually. After
completing either dialling or the Access Control Sequence, the Dialer will wait for a period of
time defined by Register 004, then send its trunk number as an MF4 digit and wait for a period
of time defined by Register 128 for the remote end to enter the Access Code (606). If the
Access Code is incorrect, the Dialer will lockout for a period of time defined by Register 129.
If the Access Code is correct, the Dialer applies modem originate tone for the time defined by
Register 005.
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timer in Register 005
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Issue 2, June 1999
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