Mac Os X Instructions - Multitech MT5634MU User Manual

MultiMobile USB User Guide
MTS MTA128ST-USB Generic
This modem script makes no changes to the parameters of the terminal adapter except to disable command
echoing (E0) and disable auto-answer (S0=0). Use a terminal program such as Z-Term, Black Night, or C-
Kermit
to make changes to parameters and then save the changes with &W0. When the script is run it will
not set the terminal adapter to any factory default as most other scripts do, thus you can have a lot of control
over the terminal adapter's abilities. The default serial baud rate is 230400.
MTS MTA128ST-USB Auto Answer
This modem script makes no changes to the parameters of the terminal adapter except to disable command
echoing (E0), ignore DTR (&D0), enable auto-protocol detection (S52=1), and disable auto-answer (S0=0).
This is similar to the Generic script except this script sets S52=1 (auto-protocol detection). Use this script
for answering calls. The default serial baud rate is 230400.

Mac OS X Instructions

Where to put the modem scripts (drag and drop installation)
The desired modem scripts should be placed in the Modem Scripts folder. The path to the Modem
Scripts folder in Mac OS X is as follows: "/Library/Modem Scripts" in the root of the Mac OS X
installation partition or drive. You must be the administrator (or have administrator privileges) to be
able to copy to the Modem Scripts folder. Make sure you quit the System Preferences application
(don't just close the window) before installing the modem scripts, otherwise the "Modem:" pop-up list
in the Modem tab of the Network pane will not show the new modem scripts. If the System
Preferences application was open during installation of the modem scripts, then quit System
Preferences and open it again.
Using a Modem Script
After the desired modem script has been installed, open System Preferences from the Apple menu andor
USB terminal adapters connected to the USB. Normally you could double-click select the Network pane.
Make sure you have a dial-up device or port selected in the "Configure:" (Mac OS X 10.0) or "Show:" (Mac
OS X 10.1 through 10.3) pop-up list and then select the Modem tab. Select the desired MultiTech modem
script from the "Modem:" pop-up list. Finally, click on the "Save" (Mac OS X 10.0) or "Apply Now" (Mac OS
X 10.1 through 10.3) button. You are now ready to use your MultiTech terminal adapter.
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Mac OS x10.1 Network Pane