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WITCHES
The setting for these switches are vital to the proper operation of the modem.
Even if the NVRAM is set correctly, the modem will still look to the state of the
switches upon power-up and can override any NVRAM settings if not set
correctly.
Switch 1 (DOWN): Data Terminal Ready Override. Forces modem to ignore
DTR.
Switch 2 (DOWN): Numeric Result Codes. Codes that are issued for certain
status indicators numeric or text format such as 0, 3, or 4.
Switch 3 (UP): Suppress Result Codes. Modem will not issue commands to
verify command has been received.
Switch 4 (DOWN): No echo, offline commands. Modem will copy each
character sent and return it to the sending device if this switch is not disabled.
Switch 5 (UP): Auto Answer. Modem will automatically go off hook after a
certain number of rings which is specified in NVRAM by the S0 register.
Switch 6 (UP): Carrier detect normal. Modem will go on hook if carrier signal
is not present.
Switch 7 (UP): Load NVRAM defaults. Modem will power-up with the settings
programmed in NVRAM.
Switch 8 (DOWN): Smart Mode. Modem will parse incoming commands.
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Here is the initialization string that should be stored in the Vortex device:
ATE0F1Q1V0Y0S0=2&B1&D0&H1&R2&W0
AT: Required command prefix to get modem's attention
E0: Disable echo to the Vortex device
F1: Disable on-line character echo from the DTE
Q1: Disable modem from sending result codes to Vortex device
V0: Display result codes as numbers
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