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With
the
modem programmed to
redial a
number
found
busy, the
second attempt
is
made
after a 6Cl-second delay.
When
a
busy
signal
is received, the
cycle -
disconnect,
wait,
redial
,
disconnect
,
wait, .
.
. -
continues
until the number
of
programmed
attempts
is
completed, or you abort
the process
with
the
*
command.
To
change
the defaulted
dial attempts setting or any of
the
advanced
parameter
settings
,
follow these
steps:
0 0
CD
Wake up.
Bring the advanced programming options to
the screen.
1.
Press (ENTER). The DIAL
ATTEMPTS
prompt
appears on
the
screen.
DIAL ATTEMPTS:l?
2.
Change the defaulted number to
a value
other than 1
by
typing in that new
number. Press
(ENTER) (five times)
until you have
exited
the menu.
3.
Press
CID,
enter
the phone number to be dialed,
and
press
00.
Other
automatic operations
that
you can control
through the
advanced
programming
command (I
Command)
are explained in
Programming Commands
,
page
31.
Manual Mode Operation
When
operating in
manual mode
,
you control
the
system
by manually dialing
and
answering the telephone. Manual mode
(answer or originate)
is useful
when you want
to
talk by telephone to
a
friend on
the other side of town
,
and
later,
exchange
computer
data without redialing.
Example:
The phone
rings and you answer
by
picking
up
the receiver. After
talking
awhile
to a friend
,
you decide to
exchange
information by
computer (telecommunications)
-
without breaking voice
call.
1.
Your
friend
selects
to be the
originate station
,
while you are
the
answer station.
Set up your modem by
entering:
Wake up.
Select manual mode.
Select answer mode.
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