Ericsson ZAT 19.2 Operation Manual page 256

anced features
12.4.4 Example:
An electronic bulletin board based on RBBS-PC, version 14-1y
uses the following commands:
The modem first gives the command:
. &F&We| in order to reset the manufacturer's preset
slatus
The command is resident in the pre-assigned storage.
r 3E0RTS& Wel What is notable here is the use of
&D3 command at the end of the
conversation
When the host mode program starts the following command is
ent:
Q1S2=255S10=10E0S0=0¢4s]
The modem is informed, among other things, that it is not to "
reply when it hears the ringing tone (SO=0).
When the RBBS-PC program detects that the telephone is
ringing (perhaps it is not ready with the resetting procedure
following the previous call, such that this may take a few
seconds), the following command is sent:
{When reading in the S1 register, the
"Tnumber of ringing tones is noted.
When the number of ringing signals are equivalent (or greater)
than that set as a parameter in the program definition, the
program sends the following command:
'7 The modem now connects with the remote
: " modem
When the 'connection is "concluded, the modem reverts to the
status registered in the pre-assigned store.
Other bulletin board programs employ other procedures. The
above example is used to illustrate how complex these may be.
12-6 LZTR104006 R1.00
Zat 14.4/14.4-7 and 19.2/19.2-7