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3Com Courier V.Everything Reference

3Com Courier V.Everything Reference (204 pages)

US Robotics Courier Network: User Guide

Brand: 3Com | Category: Modem | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
About this Guide

13
- Introductio N1
  13
- Conventions
  13
- Related Documentation
  14
Connecting to Your Isp

15
Sing the at Command

29
- This Chapter Includes Information about
  29
- Overview
  29
  - General Rules for Using at Comman
    29
- Basic at Command S2-2
  30
- Using S-Register S2-2
  31
- Understanding Bit-Mapped S-Regi
  32
Upgrading Your Modem

33
Odes of Operation

37
- Command and Online M Odes4-1
  37
  - Data and Fax Mode
    37
  - Command-Mode Local Echo
    38
  - Entering Online Command
    38
  - Returning to Online M Ode4-2
    38
  - Online-Mode Local Echo4-3
    39
- Data and Fax Mode S4-3
  39
Dialing , Answering , and

41
- Dialin G5-1
  41
  - Dial Option S5-1
    41
- Carrier Loss Redial
  43
- Answering Call S5-3
  43
  - Force Answer Mode
    44
  - Auto Answer
    44
- Making International Cal
  45
  - Handshaking Opt Ions5-5
    45
- Guard Tone
  45
  - Hanging
    45
- Call Detection
  46
- Caller ID Functions
  46
  - Service Types
    46
  - Applications of Caller ID Technol Ogy5-6
    46
  - How the Courier V.everything Modem Handles Cal
    47
  - Presentation Formats
    48
  - Command S5-8
    48
  - References
    49
- Distinctive Ring Sup Port5-9
  49
  - Command S5-1
    50
Working with Memory

53
Controlling Result Code Displays

59
- Result Code Display Comman
  59
- Additional Result Code Sub Sets7-2
  60
Controlling Eia-232 Signaling

61
- Data Terminal Ready
  61
- Data Set Ready
  62
- Carrier Detec T8-3
  63
Modemremotely

65
Ccessing and Odem Remotely

65
- Overview
  65
- Setting up Remote Acces S9-1
  65
  - At the Host Courier V.everything Mod
    65
  - Other Remote-Access Command
    67
- Accessing the Hos T9-3
  67
  - At the Guest Device
    67
- Quitting a Remote-Access Sessi On9-7
  71
Controlling Data Rates

73
- Overview
  73
- Serial Port Rates
  73
- Connection Ra Tes10-3
  75
- Controlling Link Speeds with &N a
  76
  - Controlling Link Spe Eds10-4
    76
  - Limiting a Range of Possible Connect Spe
    76
- N and &U Command Val Ues10-5
  77
- Setting DTE Rate to 230 K Bps10-7
  79
Dial Security

81
- Overview
  81
- Setting up Dial Security
  81
- Setting up Dial Security
  82
  - Dialback Optio Ns11-3
    83
  - Modifying Acco Unts11-4
    84
  - Autopass Prompti Ng11-6
    85
  - Password Prompting
    85
  - Remote Configurati On11-8
    87
- What the Guest User Needs to Do
  88
- Configuring Dial Security Remote
  89
  - Dialing in from the Remote S
    89
Flow Control

91
- Overview
  91
  - Hardware Flow Contro
    92
  - Software Flow Contro
    92
- Received Data Flow Contro L12-3
  93
- Transmit-Data Flow Contro L12-5
  95
Handshaking

97
Throughput

97
- Selective Reject
  97
  - Controlling the V.8 Call Indicate
    98
  - Attaining Speeds above 28.8 Kbp
    98
- Capabilitie
  99
- Other Protocols
  99
  - Fast Class (V.FC) Handshakin
    99
  - Hst
    100
  - Error-Control Command S13-5
    101
  - Error Contr Ol13-7
    101
  - Lower-Speed V. Protocols 1
    101
- Data Compression
  104
- Getting Maximum Throug Hput13-9
  105
  - Maximum Throughput Results W Hen:13-9
    105
Displaying Querying and Help Screens

109
- Overview
  109
- Querying
  109
- Displaying Hel P14-3
  111
- Ampersand (&) Command
  111
Testing the Connection

113
- Overview
  113
- Testing the Courier V.everything Modem Using At&Tn
  114
  - Using AT&T
    115
  - Stopping a Test
    115
    
    Using AT&T
    116
  - Digital Loopback Testing
    117
  - Remote Digital Loopback Testing (AT&T6, AT&T7)
    118
  - Granting a Digital Loopback Test Request
    118
  - Canceling All Digital Loopback Test Requests
    118
  - Testing Using Keyboard Data (AT&T6)
    119
  - Testing Using a Built-In Test Pattern (AT& T7)15-8
    120
  - Auto-Dialing 1
    123
Dedicated /Leased Line and Synchronous Applications

124
- A Device with a Synchronous Serial Port
  124
- A Serial Cabl E16
  124
- Synchronous Operatio Ns16-2
  124
- Configuring the Courier V.everything Modem for Leased Line Operation
  125
- Dial Using V.2 bis Softwar E16-4
  126
  - Configuring the Courier V.everything M Odem16-4
    126
  - Dialing Using
    129
  - Returning to Asynchronou S Mode16-7
    129
  - Dialin G16
    131
  - Hanging Up16-10
    132
- Auto-Dialing
  132
Roubleshooting

135
- Problems that Occur before Connect Ing17-1
  135
- Problems that Occur after Connect Ing17-4
  138
S-Registers

143
- How Bits Are Mapped to Decimal Value
  143
- Converting Bits to Decimal Val Uesa-2
  144
- Converting Decimal Values to Bi Tsa-2
  144
- Using Decimal Value
  145
- A Complete List of S-Registers
  147
- Basic Command Set
  157
Alphabetic Command Summary

158
- Ampersand (&) Command Set
  161
- Percent (%) Command Set
  168
- Octothorpe (#) Command Set
  170
Flowcontroltemplate

173
- Hardware Flow Contro
  173
- Software Flow Control
  175
- No Flow Contro
  176
- Eanings and
  
  179
  - Result Codes Sets for Xn Values
    180
  - New Connect Message
    181
Bis Reference

183
- Command
  183
- Dial Options
  184
- V.34
  191
- Result Code
  200

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