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5.
Set
the baud
rate
,
word size,
parity,
and stop
bits
that you want
to use
.
6.
Open the DC-2212 modem
for
programming by
typing
the
wake-up command
sequence.
Press
00.
7.
When the
*
echoes on your computer screen, enter
the
command
that tells the
modem to display
or
list its
current
parameters. Press
CD
to
send
the
List
Command.
These parameters
appear on
the
screen as:
PHONE
ND:
10
BITS/CHAR:Y
ABORT
CHAR:1L!H
LOSS
OF
CARR:Y
SEND
SPACE:N
RECE
I
t,JE SPACE: Y
ABORT ENABLE:Y
HIGH
SPEED:Y
ANALOG
LOOP:N
ORIG
MODE:Y
MANUAL
MODE:N
FORCE
CARDET:Y
PULSE
DIAL:Y
SLOW DIAL:Y
Since
the
modem
is
defaulted for automatic originate
mode
operation when cold-
started,
the list
should show:
DRIG:Y
MANUAL:N
where Y and
N
indicates a yes or no response to
the prompt.
If
you are set
up
for
1200 baud
communications
,
the
list
will show
H I G H SPEED
:
Y.
You
can also see
that the
modem is currently programmed to
dial
any phone
number
entered
using
pulse signaling
(PULSE
D I
AL :
Y)
at a
slow
dialing
rate
(SLOW DI
AL:
Y).
(See page 23 for the List Command
,
under
Programming Commands,
for a complete discussion of
the modem's parameters
menu.
After
the parameters
are
listed
,
the modem
returns
to
the
command receptive
state
(off-line status) where
it
waits for further
instructions.
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