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Telenetics V.3600 Series User Manual (273 pages)

Brand: Telenetics | Category: Modem | Size: 3 MB

Regulatory Information

4
Chapter 1, Introduction

21
- Shelf-Mount Units
  21
- Features
  22
  - Data Mode
    22
  - Fax Mode
    23
- Software
  23
- Description
  24
  - Functional
    24
  - Physical
    24
  - RM16M Unit
    26
Chapter 2, Installation

27
Chapter 3, Getting Started

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- Option Selection
  37
- Power-Up
  37
- Placing a Call
  38
- Answering a Call
  39
- Ending a Call
  39
Chapter 4, Front Panel Operation

43
- LED Descriptions
  43
- LCD Menus
  44
- LCD Menu Operation
  44
- Front Panel Operation
  45
- Front Panel Security
  53
Chapter 5, AT Commands

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- Command Categories
  55
- Operation Modes
  55
  - Offline Command Mode
    56
  - Online Command Mode
    56
  - Data Mode
    56
- Sending Commands to the Modem
  56
  - Creating a Command Statement - at
    57
  - Autobaud
    57
  - Guidelines for Creating Command Statements
    57
  - Monitor Display
    58
  - Command Statement Buffer
    58
  - Backspace Key
    58
  - Repeating a Command - a
    58
  - Numbered Commands
    59
  - Group Commands
    59
- Response Commands
  59
- Dial Commands
  67
  - Dialing - D
    67
  - Tone Dialing - T
    68
  - Pulse Dialing - P
    68
  - Insert Long Pause
    68
  - Wait for Second Dial Tone - W
    69
  - Hook Flash
    69
  - Switching to Answer Mode after Dialing - R
    69
  - Remaining in Command Mode
    69
  - Wait for 5 Seconds of Silence
    70
  - Dialing a Stored Telephone Number - Sn
    70
  - Autodial Number Location - *Aun
    70
  - Voice Calls
    70
  - Switching from Voice to Data
    71
- Answering a Call
  71
  - Manual Answer
    71
  - AT Command Answer - a
    71
  - Autoanswer - S0
    71
  - Caller ID - *ID
    71
  - Distinctive Ring - *DR
    72
- Terminal Interface Commands
  73
- General Commands
  76
  - Changing from Data Mode to Command Mode
    76
  - Local Character Echo - E
    76
  - Online Character Echo - F
    77
  - Hanging up - H, H1
    77
  - Fast Disconnect - H2, H3
    77
  - EPROM Check - I
    78
  - Speaker Volume L
    78
  - Speaker Control - M
    78
  - Return Online - O
    79
  - Long Space Disconnect - y
    79
  - V.22 bis Guard Tones - &G
    79
  - Asynchronous / Synchronous Mode Selection - &M
    79
  - Make / Break Dial Pulse Ratio - &P
    80
  - Synchronous Transmit Clock Source - &X
    81
  - V.34 Rate Selection Thresholds - *TH
    81
  - V.34 Asymmetric Bit Rates - *AS
    81
  - Modulation *MM
    81
  - Maximum DCE Speed - %B
    82
  - Minimum DCE Speed - %L
    83
  - Auto Retrain - %E
    84
  - Automatic Rate Adaption - %R
    84
  - Manual Rate Adaption - *RR
    85
  - Product Revision Level %V
    85
  - Online Quick Reference - $H
    86
  - Product Serial Number - $V
    86
  - Talk / Data - *DA
    86
  - V.32 Fast Train - *FT
    86
  - Incoming Call - *IC
    86
  - Line Current Disconnect - *LC
    86
  - Disable at Command Set - *NT
    87
  - Dial Line Transmit Level - *Tdn
    87
- Private Line Operation
  87
  - 4-Wire Operation
    87
  - 2-Wire Operation
    88
  - Dial Backup
    89
  - Dial / Leased Line - &L
    90
  - Dial Backup *DB
    90
  - Return to Leased Line from Dial Backup - *LB
    90
  - Manual Dial Backup - *LD
    90
  - Leased Line Transmit Level - *Tln
    90
- Configuration Commands
  91
- Configuration Profiles
  91
- Remote Configuration
  95
Chapter 6, Protocols

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- CCITT V.42 bis Error Control Protocol
  101
- Reliable Mode
  101
- Auto-Reliable Mode
  102
- Constant Speed Interface
  102
- Data Compression
  102
- Normal Mode
  102
- Direct Mode
  103
- Flow Control
  103
- Protocol Commands
  103
  - Disconnect Buffer Delay - Q%D
    104
  - Serial Port (DTE) Constant Speed - \J
    104
  - Optional Detection Phase - \M
    105
  - Operating Mode - \N
    105
  - V.42 Optional Detection Phase — \M
    105
  - Auto-Reliable Fallback Character - %An
    106
  - Serial Port Flow Control - \Q
    107
  - XON/XOFF Pass through - \X
    108
  - Data Link Flow Control - \G
    108
  - Break Control - \Kn
    109
  - Inactivity Timer - \T
    110
  - Maximum Reliable Block Size - \A
    110
  - Transmit Break / Set Break Length - \B
    111
  - Set Auto-Reliable Buffer - \C
    111
  - V.42Bis Data Compression - %C
    111
Chapter 7 , Test Mode Operation

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Chapter 8, Security

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- Autocallback Security
  121
- Low Security Operation
  122
  - Operating Without Low Security
    122
  - Operating with Low Security
    122
  - Remote Operation
    122
  - Local Operation
    123
  - Passwords
    123
  - LCD Indication of Security
    123
  - Restrictions in Security Operation
    123
- Low Security Commands
  124
  - Set Password - $S=X
    124
  - Changing a Password - $C=X, y
    124
  - Deleting a Password - $C=X
    124
  - Security Reset - $DR
    124
  - Disabling Security - $D=X
    124
  - Security Status - $D?, $E
    124
  - Enabling Security - $E=X
    124
- High Security
  124
  - Compatibility
    124
  - Capacity
    125
  - Operating Without High Security
    125
  - Operating with High Security
    125
- Security Levels
  125
- Superuser
  126
  - Passwords
    126
  - Default Passwords
    127
- High Security Commands
  127
  - Enabling High Security - $Eh=Pw
    127
  - Disabling High Security - $D
    128
  - Setting Passwords - $Pn=Pw$Pw
    128
  - Set Security Levels - $Ln=M
    128
  - Set User Callback Number - $Cn=M
    129
  - Extended Features - $W
    129
  - Display Extended Feature Status - $W
    129
  - Display/Reset Illegal Access Attempt Counters - $M, $Mn, $M
    129
  - Factory Reset - $F=Pw$Pw
    130
  - Removing a User - $Rn
    130
  - Security Status - $E
    130
  - Display User Status - $S
    131
  - Verify User Information - $In, $Ibn
    131
  - Request Superuser Privilege - $S=Pw
    131
  - Local Logon Command - $N=Pw
    131
  - Local Logoff Command
    131
  - Remote Logon Procedure - $N=Pw
    132
Chapter 9, Fax Operation

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- Fax Operation
  133
- Modem Initialization
  134
- Fax Defaults
  134
  - Fax Autoanswer
    134
- Fax Associated Options
  135
  - Stored Fax Profile
    135
- Class 1 Details
  135
- Class 1 Commands
  136
  - Dial Command - D
    136
  - Answer Command - a
    137
  - On Hook - H
    138
  - Off Hook - H1
    138
  - Class 0 Operation - +FCLASS=0
    138
  - Class 1 Operation - +FCLASS=1
    138
  - Service Class Indication - +FCLASS
    138
  - Service Class Capabilities - +FCLASS
    138
  - Transmit Silence - +FTS=(Time)
    139
  - Receive Silence - +FRS=(Time)
    139
  - Fax Transmit and Receive Modes
    139
  - Facsimile Transmit - +FTM=(Mod)
    140
  - Facsimile Receive - +FRM=(Mod)
    140
  - HDLC Transmit - +FTH=(Mod)
    141
  - HDLC Receive - +FRH=(Mod)
    141
  - Test Supported Range of Values - +Ftx=?, +Frx
    141
  - Class 1 Result Code - +FCERROR
    142
  - Fax Autoanswer - +FAA
    142
  - DTE Autobaud for Fax Autoanswer - *FR
    142
- Binary File Transfer
  142
Chapter 10, Status Registers

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- S-Registers
  143
- S-Register Operation - Sn?, Sn
  145
  - Changing Register Values - Sn=V, Sn=^V
    145
  - Individual Bit Command - Sn . # =V
    146
  - Autoanswer - S0
    147
  - Ring Count - S1
    147
  - Escape Character - S2
    147
  - End-Of-Line Character - S3
    147
  - Backspace Character - S5
    147
  - Pause before Dialing - S6
    147
  - Pause for Ringback and Carrier Detection / Wait for 2Nd Dial Tone - S7
    148
  - Pause Interval for Comma - S8
    148
  - Carrier Detect Time - S9
    148
  - Lost Carrier Detect Time - S10
    148
  - Escape Sequence Pause - S12
    149
  - S13
    149
  - Bit Mapped - S14
    150
  - S15
    150
  - System Tests - S16
    151
  - S17
    151
  - Test Timeout - S18
    151
  - Bit Mapped - S21
    152
  - Bit Mapped - S22
    152
  - Bit Mapped - S23
    153
  - S24
    153
  - DTR State Recognition - S25
    153
  - RTS/CTS Delay - S26
    153
  - Bit Mapped - S27
    154
  - Lookback Timer - S28
    154
  - Bit Mapped - S29
    154
  - Bit Mapped - S30
    155
  - S31
    155
  - Bit Mapped - S32
    156
  - S33
    156
  - Bit Mapped - S34
    156
  - DTR / Dial Backup Number to Dial - S35
    156
  - S36-S40
    156
  - Remote Configuration Escape Character - S41
    156
  - Remote Configuration Guard Time - S42
    157
  - S43
    157
  - XON Character from DTE - S44
    157
  - XOFF Character from DTE - S45
    157
  - XOFF Character to DTE - S50
    157
  - Dial Line Transmit Level - S51
    157
  - Leased Line Transmit Level - S52
    158
  - Automatic Rate Adaption Threshold - S53
    158
  - Flow Control - S54
    158
  - S55
    159
  - V.42 Compression Control - S56
    159
  - Bit Mapped - S57
    159
  - Inactivity Timer - S58
    160
  - Break Control - S59
    160
  - DTE Options - S61
    161
  - Disconnect Buffer Delay - S62
    161
  - Maximum Transmit Block Size - S63
    161
  - Auto-Reliable Fallback Character - S64
    162
  - Link Speed Status - S67
    162
  - S68
    162
  - DCE Independent Speed - S69
    163
  - Operating Mode - S70
    164
  - Operating Mode Status - S71
    164
  - Bit Mapped - S72
    165
  - Password Timeout - S73
    165
  - Callback Delay - S74
    165
  - Callback Retry - S75
    165
  - Callback Retry Delay - S76
    166
  - Lockout Threshold - S77
    166
  - Autocallback Timer - S78
    166
  - Break Length - S79
    166
  - Serial Port or DTE Speed - S80
    167
  - Minimum DCE Speed - S81
    168
  - Negotiation Status - S82
    168
  - S83
    168
  - Bit Mapped - S84
    168
  - S85-S87
    169
  - Modulation Type S88
    169
  - S89-S90
    169
  - Current Modulation S91
    169
  - S92 - S94
    170
  - V.34 Settings - S95
    170
  - V.34 Asymmetric Settings - S96
    170
  - Bit Mapped - S97
    170
  - S98- S100
    170
Chapter 11, V.25 bis Autodialer

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- Autodialer Command Strings and Parameters
  172
- Software Guidelines
  172
  - Invalid Responses
    173
- Dial Parameters
  174
- V.25 bis Commands and Responses
  175
  - Dial Command - CRN Nn
    175
  - Program Number Command - PRN A;Nn
    176
  - Intermediate Call Progress Response
    176
  - Dial Stored Number - CRS a
    176
  - Request List of Stored Numbers - RLN
    177
  - Disregard Incoming Call - DIC
    177
  - Connect Incoming Call - CIC
    178
  - Redial Last Number - CRR N
    178
  - Link Number by Address - PRL A;B
    178
  - Request List of Delayed Numbers - RLD
    179
  - Request List of Linked Numbers - RLL
    180
  - Request List of Version - RLV
    181
  - Modem Options Command - PRO XXX;Yy;0;0
    181
  - Save Current Settings - PRK
    183
  - Restore Factory Settings - PRP N
    183
  - Request List of Stored Options - RLO XXX; Yy
    184
- Options
  185
Chapter 12, Maintenance

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- General
  189
- Fuse Replacement
  189
- Maintenance
  189
- Calling Technical Support
  190
Appendix A Specifications

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- Environmental Conditions
  191
- Power Requirements
  191
- Telephone Line
  191
- Fax Modulation
  192
Appendix B Phone Jack Descriptions

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Appendix C Hardware Options

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- Jumper Option Selection
  197
- Removing the Cover
  197
  - Hardware Options
    198
  - Ground Option Jumper
    200
- Replacing the Cover
  200
Appendix D, Fault Isolation Procedure

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- Fault Isolation Procedure
  201
  - Telephone Interface
    201
  - Standard Phone
    201
- Modem and Telephone Line Check
  202
Appendix E, Command Index and Defaults

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- General
  205
  - Caller ID Commands
    216
  - Distinctive Ring Commands
    216
  - Fax Commands
    216
  - Class 1 Commands Valid in Only Fax Mode
    216
  - Security Commands
    218
  - Remote Configuration Commands
    220
- Status Registers
  221
- V.25 bis Dialer Commands
  224
  - V.25 Response Messages
    225
- Factory Option Sets
  227
  - Factory Option Set #1
    227
  - Factory Option Set # 2
    228
  - Factory Option Set #3
    229
  - Factory Option Set # 4
    230
  - Factory Option Set #5
    231
  - Factory Option Set # 6
    232
  - Factory Option Set # 7
    233
  - Factory Option Set # 8
    234
  - Factory Option Set #9
    235
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
  249
- Steps for Downloading
  249
- Troubleshooting
  250
- Service and Support
  257

Telenetics V.3600 Series Quick Start Manual (15 pages)

Brand: Telenetics | Category: Modem | Size: 1 MB

Contact Information
2
Customer Support
2
Fax Number
2
Voice Calls
2
Product Overview
3
Front Panel
4
Chapter 2 Installation

5
Chapter 3 Getting Started

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- Selecting Options
  9
- Powering-Up the Modem
  10
- Placing a Call
  10
- Answering a Call
  11
- Auto-Answering Calls
  11
- Answering Calls Manually
  12
- Ending a Call
  12
- Command Set
  12
- Using the Front Panel
  13
- LED Descriptions
  13
- LCD Menus
  14
- Modem Status
  14
- Dial Stored Number
  14
- Select Test
  14
- Front Panel Features
  14

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Telenetics V.3600 Series User Manual (273 pages)

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

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