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Modem Settings Help:- (Please read USR-modem.doc if you have one)
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Your modem needs a set of AT commands to tell it that it is to get ready for
the Internet way of talking.
To do this netdial.rexx sends it these codes using the standard Hayes AT command
set but some modems (i.e. US Robotics etc) have different ways of reading them
and the ones used here are no good. Below is the info the modem needs and the
codes used in this program.
AT&F&D0L1 <--- this is the AT codes used. (Default Setting)
AT <--- this is what all sets of codes must start with
&F <--- this tells the modem to load it's factory defaults
&D0 <--- this tells the modem to ignore DTR
L1 <--- this tells the modem to use low speaker volume
Now look in your modem manual and find the codes your modem uses for each of the
codes above and write them down with no spaces between them (i.e. AT&F/D$f) like
the string of codes above.
The AT bit should be the same and the L1 bit could be left out but I find the
modems internal speaker a bit load expecialy at night. (when most go on the NET)
The main parts to look for are the &F and the &D0 codes.
The &D0 code is very important as it tells the modem not to drop the line when
the serial port is handed over to Internet operation (i.e. Ignore DTR) this
setting in some modems is different as the Internet was not around when the
Hayes AT codes were first introduced.
So say your modem uses %B for Ignore DTR you would then write down:- AT&F%BL1
Right now we have the info we need we can click the Modem_Change icon in this
drawer and select (C) to Change settings and then type the string of AT codes
you wrote down and press enter.
Thats It now all should be OK.