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Motorola V.3600 User Manual (271 pages)

Brand: Motorola | Category: Modem | Size: 2.91 MB

Regulatory Information

3
- Table of Contents
  9
Chapter 1. Introduction

19
- Shelf-Mount Units
  19
- Features
  20
  - Data Mode
    20
  - Fax Mode
    21
- Software
  21
- Description
  22
  - Functional
    22
  - Physical
    22
  - RM16M Unit
    24
Chapter 2. Installation

25
Chapter 3. Getting Started

35
- Option Selection
  35
- Power-Up
  35
- Placing a Call
  36
- Answering a Call
  37
- Ending a Call
  37
Chapter 4. Front Panel Operation

41
- LED Descriptions
  41
- LCD Menus
  42
- LCD Menu Operation
  42
- Front Panel Security
  51
Chapter 5. AT Commands

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- Command Categories
  53
- Operation Modes
  53
  - Offline Command Mode
    53
  - Online Command Mode
    53
  - Data Mode
    53
- Sending Commands to the Modem
  54
  - Creating a Command Statement - at
    55
  - Autobaud
    55
  - Guidelines for Creating Command Statements
    55
  - Monitor Display
    56
  - Command Statement Buffer
    56
  - Backspace Key
    56
  - Repeating a Command - a
    56
  - Numbered Commands
    57
  - Group Commands
    57
- Response Commands
  57
- Dial Commands
  65
  - Dialing - D
    65
  - Tone Dialing - T
    66
  - Pulse Dialing - P
    66
  - Insert Long Pause
    66
  - Wait for Second Dial Tone - W
    67
  - Hook Flash
    67
  - Switching to Answer Mode after Dialing - R
    67
  - Remaining in Command Mode
    67
  - Wait for 5 Seconds of Silence
    68
  - Dialing a Stored Telephone Number - Sn
    68
  - Autodial Number Location - *Aun
    68
  - Voice Calls
    68
  - Switching from Voice to Data
    69
- Answering a Call
  69
  - Manual Answer
    69
  - AT Command Answer - a
    69
  - Autoanswer - S0
    69
  - Caller ID - *ID
    69
  - Distinctive Ring - *DR
    70
- Terminal Interface Commands
  71
- General Commands
  74
  - Changing from Data Mode to Command Mode
    74
- Chapter 5. AT Commands (Continued)
  74
  - Local Character Echo - E
    74
  - Online Character Echo - F
    75
  - Hanging up - H, H1
    75
  - Fast Disconnect - H2, H3
    75
  - EPROM Check - I
    76
  - Speaker Volume L
    76
  - Speaker Control - M
    76
  - Return Online - O
    77
  - Long Space Disconnect - y
    77
  - V.22 bis Guard Tones - &G
    77
  - Asynchronous / Synchronous Mode Selection - &M
    77
  - Make / Break Dial Pulse Ratio - &P
    78
  - Synchronous Transmit Clock Source - &X
    79
  - V.34 Rate Selection Thresholds - *TH
    79
  - V.34 Asymmetric Bit Rates - *AS
    79
  - Modulation *MM
    79
  - Maximum DCE Speed - %B
    80
  - Minimum DCE Speed - %L
    81
  - Auto Retrain - %E
    82
  - Automatic Rate Adaption - %R
    82
  - Manual Rate Adaption - *RR
    83
  - Product Revision Level %V
    83
  - Online Quick Reference - $H
    84
  - Product Serial Number - $V
    84
  - Talk / Data - *DA
    84
  - V.32 Fast Train - *FT
    84
  - Incoming Call - *IC
    84
  - Line Current Disconnect - *LC
    84
  - Disable at Command Set - *NT
    85
  - Dial Line Transmit Level - *Tdn
    85
- Private Line Operation
  85
  - 4-Wire Operation
    85
  - 2-Wire Operation
    86
  - Dial Backup
    87
  - Dial / Leased Line - &L
    88
  - Dial Backup *DB
    88
  - Return to Leased Line from Dial Backup - *LB
    88
  - Manual Dial Backup - *LD
    88
  - Leased Line Transmit Level - *Tln
    88
- Configuration Commands
  89
- Configuration Profiles
  89
- Chapter 5. AT Commands (Continued)
  92
  - Retaining / Restoring Options - *RO
    93
  - Soft Download Password - %P1, $Y
    93
- Remote Configuration
  93
Chapter 6. Protocols

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- CCITT V.42 bis Error Control Protocol
  99
- Reliable Mode
  99
- Auto-Reliable Mode
  100
- Constant Speed Interface
  100
- Data Compression
  100
- Normal Mode
  100
- Direct Mode
  101
- Flow Control
  101
- Protocol Commands
  101
  - Disconnect Buffer Delay - Q%D
    102
  - Serial Port (DTE) Constant Speed - \J
    102
  - V.42 Optional Detection Phase - \M
    103
  - Operating Mode - \N
    103
  - Auto-Reliable Fallback Character - %An
    104
  - Serial Port Flow Control - \Q
    105
  - XON/XOFF Pass through - \X
    106
  - Data Link Flow Control - \G
    106
  - Break Control - \Kn
    107
  - Inactivity Timer - \T
    108
  - Maximum Reliable Block Size - \A
    108
  - Transmit Break / Set Break Length - \B
    109
  - Set Auto-Reliable Buffer - \C
    109
  - V.42Bis Data Compression - %C
    109
Chapter 7 . Test Mode Operation

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Chapter 8. Security

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- Autocallback Security
  119
- Low Security Operation
  120
  - Operating Without Low Security
    120
  - Operating with Low Security
    120
  - Remote Operation
    120
  - Local Operation
    121
  - Passwords
    121
  - LCD Indication of Security
    121
  - Restrictions in Security Operation
    121
- Low Security Commands
  122
  - Set Password - $S=X
    122
  - Changing a Password - $C=X, y
    122
  - Deleting a Password - $C=X
    122
  - Security Reset - $DR
    122
  - Disabling Security - $D=X
    122
  - Security Status - $D?, $E
    122
  - Enabling Security - $E=X
    122
- High Security
  122
  - Compatibility
    122
  - Capacity
    123
  - Operating Without High Security
    123
  - Operating with High Security
    123
- Security Levels
  123
- Superuser
  124
  - Passwords
    124
  - Default Passwords
    125
- High Security Commands
  125
  - Enabling High Security - $Eh=Pw
    125
  - Disabling High Security - $D
    126
  - Setting Passwords - $Pn=Pw$Pw
    126
  - Set Security Levels - $Ln=M
    126
  - Set User Callback Number - $Cn=M
    127
  - Extended Features - $W
    127
  - Display Extended Feature Status - $W
    127
  - Display/Reset Illegal Access Attempt Counters - $M, $Mn, $M
    127
  - Factory Reset - $F=Pw$Pw
    128
  - Removing a User - $Rn
    128
  - Security Status - $E
    128
  - Display User Status - $S
    129
  - Verify User Information - $In, $Ibn
    129
  - Request Superuser Privilege - $S=Pw
    129
  - Local Logon Command - $N=Pw
    129
  - Local Logoff Command
    129
  - Remote Logon Procedure - $N=Pw
    130
Chapter 9. Fax Operation

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- Fax Operation
  131
- Modem Initialization
  132
- Fax Defaults
  132
  - Fax Autoanswer
    132
- Fax Associated Options
  133
  - Stored Fax Profile
    133
- Class 1 Details
  133
- Class 1 Commands
  134
  - Dial Command - D
    134
  - Answer Command - a
    135
  - On Hook - H
    136
  - Off Hook - H1
    136
  - Class 0 Operation - +FCLASS=0
    136
  - Class 1 Operation - +FCLASS=1
    136
  - Service Class Indication - +FCLASS
    136
  - Service Class Capabilities - +FCLASS
    136
  - Transmit Silence - +FTS=(Time)
    137
  - Receive Silence - +FRS=(Time)
    137
  - Fax Transmit and Receive Modes
    137
  - Facsimile Transmit - +FTM=(Mod)
    138
  - Facsimile Receive - +FRM=(Mod)
    138
  - HDLC Transmit - +FTH=(Mod)
    139
  - HDLC Receive - +FRH=(Mod)
    139
  - Test Supported Range of Values - +Ftx=?, +Frx
    139
  - Class 1 Result Code - +FCERROR
    140
  - Fax Autoanswer - +FAA
    140
  - DTE Autobaud for Fax Autoanswer - *FR
    140
- Binary File Transfer
  140
Chapter 10. Status Registers

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- S-Registers
  141
- S-Register Operation - Sn?, Sn
  143
  - Changing Register Values - Sn=V, Sn=^V
    143
  - Individual Bit Command - Sn . # =V
    144
  - Autoanswer - S0
    145
  - Ring Count - S1
    145
  - Escape Character - S2
    145
  - End-Of-Line Character - S3
    145
  - Backspace Character - S5
    145
  - Pause before Dialing - S6
    145
  - Pause for Ringback and Carrier Detection / Wait for 2Nd Dial Tone - S7
    146
  - Pause Interval for Comma - S8
    146
  - Carrier Detect Time - S9
    146
  - Lost Carrier Detect Time - S10
    146
  - Escape Sequence Pause - S12
    147
  - S13
    147
- Chapter 10. Status Registers (Continued)
  147
  - S15
    148
  - System Tests - S16
    149
  - S17
    149
  - Test Timeout - S18
    149
  - Bit Mapped - S21
    150
  - Bit Mapped - S22
    150
  - Bit Mapped - S23
    151
  - S24
    151
  - DTR State Recognition - S25
    151
  - RTS/CTS Delay - S26
    151
  - Bit Mapped - S27
    152
  - Lookback Timer - S28
    152
  - Bit Mapped - S29
    152
  - Bit Mapped - S30
    153
  - S31
    153
  - Bit Mapped - S32
    154
  - S33
    154
  - Bit Mapped - S34
    154
  - DTR / Dial Backup Number to Dial - S35
    154
  - S36-S40
    154
  - Remote Configuration Escape Character - S41
    154
  - Remote Configuration Guard Time - S42
    155
  - S43
    155
  - XON Character from DTE - S44
    155
  - XOFF Character from DTE - S45
    155
  - XOFF Character to DTE - S50
    155
  - Dial Line Transmit Level - S51
    155
  - Leased Line Transmit Level - S52
    156
  - Automatic Rate Adaption Threshold - S53
    156
  - Flow Control - S54
    156
  - S55
    157
  - V.42 Compression Control - S56
    157
  - Bit Mapped - S57
    157
  - Inactivity Timer - S58
    158
  - Break Control - S59
    158
  - DTE Options - S61
    159
  - Disconnect Buffer Delay - S62
    159
  - Maximum Transmit Block Size - S63
    159
  - Auto-Reliable Fallback Character - S64
    160
  - Link Speed Status - S67
    160
  - S68
    160
  - DCE Independent Speed - S69
    161
- Chapter 10. Status Registers (Continued)
  161
  - Callback Delay - S74
    163
  - Callback Retry - S75
    163
  - Callback Retry Delay - S76
    164
  - Lockout Threshold - S77
    164
  - Autocallback Timer - S78
    164
  - Break Length - S79
    164
  - Serial Port or DTE Speed - S80
    165
  - Minimum DCE Speed - S81
    166
  - Negotiation Status - S82
    166
  - S83
    166
  - Bit Mapped - S84
    166
  - S85-S87
    167
  - Modulation Type S88
    167
  - S89-S90
    167
  - Current Modulation S91
    167
  - S92 - S94
    168
  - V.34 Settings - S95
    168
  - V.34 Asymmetric Settings - S96
    168
  - Bit Mapped - S97
    168
  - S98- S100
    168
Chapter 11. V.25 bis Autodialer

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- Autodialer Command Strings and Parameters
  170
- Software Guidelines
  170
  - Invalid Responses
    171
- Dial Parameters
  172
- V.25 bis Commands and Responses
  173
- Options
  183
Chapter 12. Maintenance

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- General
  187
- Fuse Replacement
  187
- Maintenance
  187
- Calling Technical Support
  188
Appendix A Specifications

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- Size
  189
- Environmental Conditions
  189
- Power Requirements
  189
- Telephone Line
  189
- Digital Interface
  189
- Modem Data Rates
  190
- Fax Rates
  190
- Modulations
  190
- Fax Modulation
  190
- Internal Transmit Clock Frequency
  190
- External Transmit Clock Frequency
  190
- Transmit Output Level
  190
- Operation
  190
- Carrier Detect Level
  191
- Telco Connection
  191
- Testing
  191
- Line Equalization
  191
- RTS/CTS Delay
  191
- Link Layer Protocols
  191
Appendix B Phone Jack Descriptions

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- DIAL Pin Functions
  193
- TELSET/LEASED LINE Pin Functions
  193
Appendix C Hardware Options

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- Jumper Option Selection
  195
- Removing the Cover
  195
  - Ground Option Jumper
    198
- Replacing the Cover
  198
Appendix D. Fault Isolation Procedure

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- Fault Isolation Procedure
  199
  - Telephone Interface
    199
  - Standard Phone
    199
- Modem and Telephone Line Check
  200
Appendix E. Command Index and Defaults

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- General
  203
  - Caller ID Commands
    214
  - Distinctive Ring Commands
    214
  - Fax Commands
    214
  - Class 1 Commands Valid in Only Fax Mode
    214
  - Security Commands
    216
  - Remote Configuration Commands
    218
- Status Registers
  219
- V.25 bis Dialer Commands
  222
  - V.25 Response Messages
    223
- Factory Option Sets
  225
  - Factory Option Set #1
    225
  - Factory Option Set # 2
    226
  - Factory Option Set #3
    227
  - Factory Option Set # 4
    228
  - Factory Option Set #5
    229
  - Factory Option Set # 6
    230
  - Factory Option Set # 7
    231
  - Factory Option Set # 8
    232
  - Factory Option Set #9
    233
Appendix F. ASCII and EBCDIC Characters

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Appendix G. Abbreviations and Acronyms

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Appendix H Flash Upgrade

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- What You Need
  247
- Steps for Downloading
  247
- Troubleshooting
  248
Appendix I. Country-Specific Parameters

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Service and Support

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Motorola Limited Hardware Warranty

257

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Table of Contents

Regulatory Information

Chapter 1. Introduction

Chapter 2. Installation

Chapter 3. Getting Started

Chapter 4. Front Panel Operation

Chapter 5. AT Commands

Chapter 6. Protocols

Chapter 7 . Test Mode Operation

Chapter 8. Security

Chapter 9. Fax Operation

Chapter 10. Status Registers

Chapter 11. V.25 bis Autodialer

Chapter 12. Maintenance

Appendix A Specifications

Appendix B Phone Jack Descriptions

Appendix C Hardware Options

Appendix D. Fault Isolation Procedure

Appendix E. Command Index and Defaults

Appendix F. ASCII and EBCDIC Characters

Appendix G. Abbreviations and Acronyms

Appendix H Flash Upgrade

Appendix I. Country-Specific Parameters

Service and Support

Motorola Limited Hardware Warranty

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