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To change your modem's LOGIN and SETUP passwords, follow the steps below.
NOTE:Passwords are upper/lower case sensitive. The case you enter here is the case that must be used
at login.
Modem LOGIN, SETUP, and Remote Escape Codes
1. Type AT#IMULTI-TECH and press ENTER. Your modem responds with:
OK (if the LOGIN password is wrong, the modem's
response is ERROR)
2. Type AT#SMODEMSETUP and press ENTER. Your modem responds with the following:
OK (or ERROR if the wrong SETUP password is entered)
NOTE:At this point you can change the LOGIN password
and SETUP passwords.
3. Type AT#I=xxxxxxxxxx (with any keyboard characters used: minimum = 6, maximum = 10) and
press ENTER. Your modem responds with:
OK
4. Type AT#S=yyyyyyyyyy (with keyboard characters used: minimum = 6, maximum = 10) and
press ENTER. Your modem responds with:
OK
To change the status of your Remote Configuration feature:
5. To disable Remote Configuration, set S-Register S13 to 0 (zero). See Chapter 6 for details on
how to set S-Register values.
6. To enable Remote Configuration and change the remote escape character, type in a new S-
Register S13 value.
Remote Configuration AT Commands
The following AT commands are used with the Remote Configuration feature.
#I
Modem LOGIN Password
The #I command lets you select a unique LOGIN password for your modem. Once you have
selected a LOGIN password for your modem, it only responds to that code. Your modem is
shipped with MULTI-TECH as its default password so that you can gain access to the
command initially.
#S
Modem SETUP Password
The #S command lets you select a unique SETUP password for your modem. Once you have
selected a SETUP password for your modem, it only responds to that code. Your modem is
shipped with MODEMSETUP as its default password, so that you can gain access to the
command initially.
Remote Configuration S-Register
S-Register S13 is used with Remote Configuration. It defines the MT2834MR remote configuration
escape character. When the S13 character is entered three consecutive times from a remotely connected
site, your modem responds to it with its Remote Configuration procedure. The default remote
configuration escape character is the "%" sign. See Chapter 4 for more information about this S-Register.
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