Entering Command Receptive State; Table 1. Dc-2212 Programming Commands - Tandy DC-2212 Operation Manual

operation . The originating station always determines the speed of operation when one
DC-2212 modem calls another DC-2212 modem.
Entering Command Receptive State (CRS)
The modem is now in the command receptive state and is waiting for you to begin
programming or setting the internal switches that tell it what operations are to
be
performed.
The wake-up command opens the DC-2212 for programming and precedes any
command issued while the modem is in the command receptive state. The list of
commands that the modem expects to receive are briefly described in Table I. A
detailed description of each command's function is provided later in this manual in the
section Programming Commands.
Command
L, I
A, a
0,o
T,
t
R,
r
s,
s
F,
f
Q,q
D,d
@
M,m
G,g
E,
e
I, i
c,
c
x,
x
DC-2212 Programming Commands
Function
List user options/switches
Answer mode operation
Originate mode operatipn (default)
Tone dialing global command
Rotary (pulse) dialing command (default)
Slow dialing speed (default)
Fast dialing speed
Flag for selt-test
Dialer programming mode enable
Refresh abort character
Manual/automatic toggle command (automatic default)
Forced carrier detect toggle (default)
Echo disable/enable command
Advanced programming feature enable
Clear out all user options
Exit command receptive state and execute current switches
Table 1. DC-2212 Programming Commands
These commands can be entered in upper- or lowercase characters. Seven-bit words and
even or odd parity are possible. If parity is set up on your computer terminal before you
send the wake-up command, the modem automatically corrects its parity parameters.
Seven-bit words with two-stop bits are also operable.
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