Editing Modem Strings - Lantronix SCS Reference Manual

Modems
The generic modem profile made a series of configurations to port 2. To determine the current configuration
of port 2, use the List Port or List Port Modem command.
Local>> list port 2
Port 2: Username:
Char Size/Stop Bits:
Flow Ctrl:
Parity:
Access:
Backward:
Break Ctrl:
Forward:
Preferred Services:
Characteristics: Broadcast Loss Notify Telnet Pad Verify
The speed for port 2 is now 57600. This speed must be set to the appropriate speed (determined earlier by
setting and testing the speed), 115200.
Port 2 will be used for incoming and outgoing connections, therefore, access must be set to Dynamic.
After entering this command, log out the port to ensure that the changes will be in effect when the next user
logs into port 2.

9.7.3 Editing Modem Strings

The current init string on port 2 is &fw1&c1&d2&k3s2=128. This string must be changed to work with a
particular modem:
Local>> DEFINE PORT 3 MODEM INIT "&fw1&c1&d2s2=128s38=0"
To see what the above modem initialization string is configured to do, refer to
Note:
Table 9-1 on page 9-4.
Consult your modem's documentation for the exact items to include in the modem init string.
Figure 9-20: Current Port Configuration
8/1
Cts/Rts
None
Local
None
Local
None
(Telnet)
Figure 9-21: Configuring Port Speed
Local>> DEFINE PORT 2 SPEED 115200
Figure 9-22: Configuring Local Switch and Port Access
Local>> DEFINE PORT 2 ACCESS DYNAMIC
Figure 9-23: Changing Init String
Physical Port 2 (Idle)
Input Speed:
Output Speed:
Modem Control:
Local Switch:
Port Name:
Session Limit:
Terminal Type:
9-15
Examples
57600
57600
Disabled
None
Port_2
4
Soft ()