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Motorola V.3400 User Manual

Motorola V.3400 User Manual (236 pages)

Brand: Motorola | Category: Modem | Size: 1.91 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
5
Data Mode
6
Communications Software
21
Description
21
Fax Mode
21
Functional
21
Physical
22
Rear Panel (115 Vac Model)
22
Chapter 2 Installation

23
- General
  23
- Electrical Installation
  23
- AC Power Connection
  23
- DC Power Connection
  23
- Rear Panel Connections
  23
- Dte Connection
  24
- Digital Interface Signals
  24
- Digital Interface Signal Descriptions
  25
- Telephone Line Connection
  27
- PSTN Connection
  27
- Dial-Up Connection
  28
- Permissive
  29
- Programmable
  29
- Leased Line Connection
  29
- Leased Line Connection
  30
Chapter 3 Getting Started

31
- Option Selection
  31
- Powerup
  31
- Placing a Call
  32
- Using a Standard Telephone
  32
- Autodial from Front Panel
  32
- Autodial from a Terminal with the at Command Set
  32
- Answering a Call
  33
- Autoanswer
  33
- Manual Answer
  33
- Answer from Terminal with at Command Set
  33
- Ending a Call
  33
- Call Termination from Front Panel
  33
- Call Termination from Terminal with at Command Set
  33
- Reasons for Call Termination
  33
Chapter 4 Front Panel Operation

35
- General
  35
- Led Descriptions
  35
- Lcd Menus
  36
- Lcd Menu Operation
  36
- Menu Options
  37
- Front Panel Security
  45
Chapter 5 AT Commands

47
- General
  47
- Command Categories
  47
- Operation Modes
  47
- Offline Command Mode
  47
- Online Command Mode
  47
- Data Mode
  47
- Sending Commands to the Modem
  48
- Creating a Command Statement
  49
- Autobaud
  49
- Guidelines for Creating Command Statements
  50
- Monitor Display
  50
- Command Statement Buffer
  50
- Backspace Key
  51
- Repeating a Command
  51
- Numbered Commands
  51
- Group Commands
  51
- Response Commands
  52
- Digit / Word Selection V
  52
- Response Displays
  53
- Negotiation Displays
  53
- Protocol Result Codes
  53
- Call Progress / Connect Speed Messages X
  53
- Number Code Application
  55
- Response Number Codes / Messages
  56
- Dial Commands
  59
- Dialing
  59
- Tone Dialing
  60
- Pulse Dialing
  60
- Insert Long Pause
  60
- Wait for Second Dial Tone
  61
- Hook Flash
  61
- Switching to Answer Mode after Dialing
  61
- Remaining in Command Mode
  61
- Wait for 5 Seconds of Silence
  62
- Dialing a Stored Telephone Number
  62
- Autodial Number Location
  62
- Voice Calls
  62
- Switching from Voice to Data
  63
- Answering a Call
  63
- Manual Answer
  63
- AT Command Answer
  63
- Autoanswer
  63
- Terminal Interface Commands
  64
- Data Carrier Detect
  64
- Data Set Ready
  65
- Data Terminal Ready
  65
- Serial Port Ring Indicator (Pin 22)
  66
- Request to Send / Clear to Send
  66
- DTE Controlled Fallback Rate (Pin 23)
  67
- General Commands
  67
- Changing from Data Mode to Command Mode
  67
- Local Character Echo
  67
- Online Character Echo
  68
- Fast Disconnect H2, H3
  68
- EPROM Check
  69
- Speaker Volume
  69
- Speaker Control
  69
- Return Online
  70
- Long Space Disconnect
  70
- Bis Guard Tones
  70
- Asynchronous / Synchronous Mode Selection
  71
- Make / Break Dial Pulse Ratio
  72
- Synchronous Transmit Clock Source
  72
- Rate Selection Thresholds
  72
- Asymmetric Bit Rates
  73
- Maximum DCE Speed
  74
- Minimum DCE Speed
  75
- Auto Retrain
  75
- Automatic Rate Adaption
  76
- Manual Rate Adaption
  77
- Product Revision Level
  77
- Online Quick Reference
  77
- Product Serial Number
  77
- Permissive / Programmable
  78
- Talk / Data
  78
- Fast Train
  78
- Incoming Call
  78
- Line Current Disconnect
  79
- Disable at Command Set
  79
- Dial Line Transmit Level
  79
- Private Line Operation
  80
- 4-Wire Operation
  80
- 2-Wire Leased Line Operation
  80
- 2-Wire Dial-Up Operation
  81
- Dial Backup
  81
- Dial / Leased Line
  82
- Dial Backup
  83
- Return to Leased Line from Dial Backup
  83
- Manual Dial Backup
  83
- Answer / Originate
  83
- Leased Line Transmit Level
  83
- Configuration Commands
  84
- Configuration Profiles
  84
- Active Profile
  84
- Stored Profile
  84
- Factory Profile
  84
- Storing a Configuration
  85
- Configuration Storage and Recall
  85
- Powerup Option Set
  86
- Load Factory Options
  86
- Reset to Stored Configuration
  87
- View Configuration Profiles / Received Signal Options
  87
- Storing a Telephone Command Line
  87
- Retaining / Restoring Options
  88
- Remote Configuration
  89
- Remote Configuration Security
  89
- Remote Security Code
  89
- Entering Remote Configuration
  90
Chapter 6 Protocols

91
- Ccitt V.42 bis Error Control Protocol
  91
- Reliable
  91
- Auto-Reliable
  91
- Constant Speed Interface
  92
- Data Compression
  92
- Normal Mode
  92
- Direct Mode
  92
- Flow Control
  93
- Protocol Commands
  93
- Disconnect Buffer Delay
  94
- Serial Port (DTE) Constant Speed
  94
- Optional Detection Phase
  94
- Operating Mode
  95
- Auto-Reliable Fallback Character
  95
- Serial Port Flow Control
  96
- XON/XOFF Pass through
  97
- Data Link Flow Control
  98
- Break Control
  98
- Inactivity Timer
  100
- Maximum Reliable Block Size
  100
- Transmit Break / Set Break Length
  101
- Set Auto-Reliable Buffer
  101
- V.42Bis Data Compression
  101
- General
  103
- Test Categories
  103
- Test Operating Mode Requirements
  103
- Terminating a Test in Progress
  104
- Test Commands
  104
- Testing the Local Modem
  105
- Local Analog Loopback
  105
- Local Analog Loopback with Self Test
  106
- Testing the Remote Modem
  107
- Local Digital Loopback
  107
- Local Analog with Test Pattern
  107
- Grant/Deny RDL Request
  108
- Local Digital Loopback with Bilateral Loopback Enabled
  108
- Remote Digital Loopback
  109
- Remote Digital Loopback with Self Test
  109
- Remote Digital Loopback with Digital Bilateral
  109
- Test Pattern
  110
- Local Modem Initiating Remote Digital Loopback with Test Pattern
  110
- Bilateral Test Enable / Disable
  111
- DTE Controlled Remote Digital Loopback (Pin 21)
  111
- DTE Controlled Local Analog Loopback (Pin 18)
  111
- Class 1 Commands
  122
- Dial Command
  122
- Answer Command
  123
- On Hook
  123
- Off Hook
  124
- Class 0 Operation
  124
- Class 1 Operation
  124
- Service Class Indication
  124
- Service Class Capabilities
  124
- Transmit Silence
  124
- Receive Silence
  125
- Fax Transmit and Receive Modes
  125
- Modulation Values
  125
- Facsimile Transmit
  126
- Facsimile Receive
  126
- HDLC Transmit
  126
- HDLC Receive
  127
- Test Supported Range of Values
  127
- Class 1 Result Code
  127
- Fax Auto Answer
  128
- Binary File Transfer
  128
Chapter 10 Status Registers

129
- S-Registers
  129
- S-Register Operation
  131
- Changing Register Values
  131
- Individual Bit Command
  132
- Autoanswer
  133
- Ring Count
  133
- Escape Character
  133
- End-Of-Line Character
  133
- Backspace Character
  134
- DTMF Tone Duration
  135
- Escape Sequence Pause
  135
- S13
  135
- Bit Mapped
  136
- S15
  136
- System Tests
  137
- S17
  137
- Test Timeout
  137
- Bit Mapped
  138
- Bit Mapped
  139
- S24
  139
- DTR State Recognition
  140
- RTS/CTS Delay
  140
- Bit Mapped
  141
- S31
  141
- Bit Mapped
  142
- S33
  142
- S36-S38
  142
- Bit Mapped
  143
- S40-S43
  143
- XON Character from DTE
  143
- XOFF Character from DTE
  143
- XON Character to DTE
  143
- XOFF Character to DTE
  143
- S51
  143
- Bit Mapped
  144
- Automatic Rate Adaption Threshold
  144
- Flow Control
  145
- S55
  145
- Compression Control
  145
- Bit Mapped
  146
- Inactivity Timer
  146
- Break Control
  146
- Bit Mapped
  147
- DTE Options
  147
- Disconnect Buffer Delay
  148
- Maximum Transmit Block Size
  148
- Auto-Reliable Fallback Character
  148
- Link Speed Status
  149
- S68
  149
- Operating Mode
  150
- Bit Mapped
  152
- Password Timeout
  152
- Callback Delay
  152
- Callback Retry
  152
- Lockout Threshold
  153
- Autocallback Timer
  153
- Break Length
  153
- S82-S87
  155
- Modulation Type
  156
- S89-S90
  156
- Current Modulation
  156
- S92 - S94
  156
- S97 - S100
  157
- General
  159
- Autodialer Command Strings and Parameters
  159
- Guidelines
  160
- Invalid Responses Explanations
  161
- Dial Parameters
  162
- V.25 bis Command and Response Definitions
  162
- Dial Command
  163
- Program Number Command
  164
- Intermediate Call Progress Response
  164
- Dial Stored Number
  164
- Disregard Incoming Call
  165
- Connect Incoming Call
  166
- Redial Last Number
  166
- Link Number by Address
  167
- Restore Factory Settings
  171
- Options
  174
Chapter 12 Maintenance

181
- General
  181
- Fuse
  181
- Maintenance
  181
Appendix A Specifications

183
Appendix B Phone Jack Descriptions

187
- Line Pin Functions
  187
- Aux Pin Functions
  187
Appendix C Strap Options

189
- Strap Option Selection
  189
- Removing the Cover
  189
- Strap Locations
  190
- Hardware Straps
  191
- Tip and Ring Polarity
  191
- Ground Option Strap
  191
- Typical Strap Configuration
  191
- QM Disable Option
  192
- QM Normal/Inverted
  192
Appendix D Fault Isolation Procedure

193
- Telephone Interface
  193
- Standard Phone
  193
- Modem and Telephone Line Check
  194
- Step 1
  194
- Step 2
  195
Appendix E Command Index and Defaults

197
- General
  197
- AT Commands
  198
- Low Security Commands
  207
- High Security Commands
  208
- Fax Commands
  209
- Status Registers
  210
- V.25 bis DIALER COMMANDS
  212
- Factory Option Sets
  215

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