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At
this point,
your
log
on to CompuServe
is
complete and you
may begin using the
service. To
use
other information services and
host
systems, simply substitute
the
appropriate
dialog
as provided in
the information
service user's guide.
. . . answer or originate a call automatically
When communications is completed with
the
information service, the
modem
reverts
into the
disconnect
mode.
To program the
modem to
resume
monitoring the telephone
lines
for
incoming
calls, enter:
Wake up.
Select answer mode.
Do it!!!
TR
indicator lights.
The
modem
prompts the screen by sending the message
AU
T
0 ANSWER,
and waits for the
telephone to
ring.
Later that
day, you
may
decide to
use
the service again. Assuming that no other call
has
been
made and
the modem
is still waiting for the
phone to
ring, you would program
the
modem
to dial (originate) the
number
by entering:
Wake up.
Select originate mode.
Do it!!!
OH
Indicator
lights.
The modem seizes the phone
lines
and
begins dialing the
access
number that
you
used
earlier.
Remember
,
any number entered in dialer
memory
will
remain intact
until
a
new number
is entered or
the modem is
turned off.
When
the call
is completed,
the modem
goes back off-line and communications ends with
the
DISCONNECT prompt.
Answering and originating calls automatically is discussed in more detail under
Automatic
Mode Operations,
page 15
.
. . . change advanced programming options
The DC-2212 modem is equipped to perform many operations
that
are equivalent
to
the
functions of an operator making a call.
When the modem detects a busy signal
after
dialing a number, the message BUSY is
printed on the screen. (DC-2212 enters
the
disconnect mode.)
In
a
similar
situation, a
telephone operator might
say:
"I'm
sorry, that number is busy. Would
you like
to place
the call again later?"
You would
hang
up the receiver, wait about 30
minutes
,
and try
to
make
the call again.
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