Benutzerhandbuch für Netgear XM128 ISDN

Inhaltsverzeichnis

• Reference Guide for the Model XM128 ISDN Digital Modem

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• Contents

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• Figures

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• Tables

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• Trademarks

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• Statement of Conditions

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• Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Compliance Notice: Radio Frequency Notice

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• EN 55 022 Declaration of Conformance

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• Bestätigung des Herstellers/Importeurs

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• Certificate of the Manufacturer/Importer

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• VCCI-2 Statement

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• Customer Support

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• World Wide Web

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• Bulletin Board Service

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• Preface

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  • Purpose

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  • Conventions

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    • Special Message Formats

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    • Use of Enter, Type, and Press

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    • Other Conventions

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  • Related Publication

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    • Table1. Manual contents (continued)

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    • Table2. Manuals

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• Chapter1 Introduction

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  • Features

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    • Interface Options

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      • Table11. Interface options

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  • Front Panel

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    • Table12. LED descriptions (continued)

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  • Rear Panel

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    • Table13. Rear panel components

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• Chapter2 Installation

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  • Package Contents

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  • Installing the Modem

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  • Verifying Hardware Installation

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• Chapter3 Setup for Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.0

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  • Selecting the Appropriate Windows 95 Driver (INF file)

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• Chapter4 Configuration

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  • Configuring Your ISDN Line and Network

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  • Configuring Your Modem Using a Terminal Program

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    • Table41. Terminal programs

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    • Understanding AT Commands

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      • Table42. Supported AT command types

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      • Quick Tips for Issuing AT Commands

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        • Table43. Result codes commands

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      • Using AT Commands to Verify Modem Response

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    • Communication Speed Setup

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      • Switch Type Setup for North America

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        • Table44. Switches supported by the Model XM128 modem

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          • 1. Type ATP0 and press [Enter].

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          • 2. Type AT&WZ and [Enter] to save the settings.

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      • SPID Setup for North America

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    • Entering DNs

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      • Setup for Europe and the United Kingdom

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        • Table45. AT commands for setting protocols

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          • 6. Assign the appropriate MSN telephone numbers, using the AT commands in Table46.

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        • Table46. AT commands for setting MSN

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          • 7. Type the AT command AT&W0Z0 to store the information into NVRAM.

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• Chapter5 Async to Sync PPP

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  • Internet and Remote Access PPP and SLIP

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    • Making Async to Sync PPP and SLIP calls

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      • Keeping a Line Connection During Idle Time

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  • Answering Async to Sync PPP calls

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    • Multilink PPP

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      • Making a call using Multilink PPP

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    • Dialing Pre-stored Phone Numbers

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      • Endpoint Discriminator

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        • Table51. S85 register values

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    • Call Bumping Dynamic Channel Allocation

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• Chapter6 ISDN Overview

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  • Commands for Outgoing Calls

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    • Dialing Out Using ISDN Mode

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    • Dialing Out Using ISDN Mode Optional Speech Bearer Service

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    • Dialing Out for Analog Adapter Port 1

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    • Dialing Out for Analog Adapter Port 2

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    • Manually Switching Communication Modes

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      • Table61. Dialing commands

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    • Placing the Call

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      • Table62. Call placing commands

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  • Commands for Incoming Calls

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    • Digital Data

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    • Determining the Packet Length

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    • Answering a Call Using MSN

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      • Table63. Commands for assigning ISDN numbers

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      • Data over Speech Channel

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      • Best-effort Call Answering

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        • Table64. Best-effort call answering bit commands

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      • Ambiguity Resolution Switch for Voice Calls

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      • Multi Auto-Answering of Data Calls

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  • Understanding ISDN Communication Protocols

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    • Table65. ISDN protocol specifications

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    • V.110 ISDN Communications

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      • Answering a V.110 Call

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      • Making a V.110 Call

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        • Table66. V.110 configuration commands

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    • V.120 ISDN Communications

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      • Selecting V.120 for European ISDN (DSS1) Switch

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      • Selecting V.120 for German National ISDN (1TR6)

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      • Answering a V.120 Call

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      • Making a V.120 Call

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        • Configuring the V.120 Mode

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          • 1. Enter ATB20 (Select V.120 for communication).

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          • 2. Enter AT&E1 (Select 56K data mode).

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          • 1. Enter AT&W0 (save the settings to profile 0) [Profiles available: 0-3].

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          • 2. Enter ATZ0 (save stored settings as the power on settings to profile 0) [Profilesavailable:0...

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        • Dialing in V.120 Mode

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        • Making a Bundled Call with V.120

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        • Identifying Your Line Provisioning

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        • 128 Kbps Speeds

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        • Error Correction and Data Compression with V.120

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    • X.75 ISDN Communications (Europe)

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      • Answering an X.75 Call

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      • Making an X.75 Call

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        • Making a Bundled Call with X.75

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        • Dialing Prestored Phone Numbers

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        • Invoking V.42bis Data Compression

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        • Bundle Connection with V.42bis Data Compression

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• Chapter7 Advanced ISDN

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  • Call Control for DSS1

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    • Control of Outgoing Service Indicator

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      • Table71. S-register values and functions

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      • Table72. Outgoing low-layer compatibility commands

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    • Control of ISDN Phone Numbers and Subaddresses

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  • Call Control for 1TR6 (Old German ISDN)

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    • Control of Outgoing Service Indicator

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    • Control of EAZ (ENDGERÄTEAUSWAHLZIFFER)

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      • Command Function

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  • Answering a Call

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    • Answering a Call for DSS1

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    • Answering a Call for 1TR6

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    • Best-effort Call Answering

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    • Ambiguity Resolution Switch for Voice Calls

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    • Multi-Auto-Answering of Data Calls

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      • Data Call Indication

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      • Disable Inbound Call Connection

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      • Point-to-Point Configuration

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  • Placing a Call

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    • Placing a Call for DSS1

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    • Placing a Call for 1TR6

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    • User-To-User Information

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• Chapter8 Analog Call Handling

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  • AT Commands for Analog Calls

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    • Table81. Frequently used AT commands

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    • Table82. Frequently used AT commands (European switches)

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  • Making and Receiving Analog Calls

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    • Placing a Call from the Analog Adapter

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      • 1. Type ATDB714-693-0808 (dial the number).

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      • 2. Pick up the phone handset and wait for the remote device to answer.

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      • 3. Use ATDAs (ATDBs) to place a call for the analog adapter 1 (analog adapter 2).

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    • Accepting an Incoming Call

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• Chapter9 Modem Upgrade

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  • Upgrading with Flash EPROM

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    • Table91. Definitions for the d modifier

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    • Upgrade Instructions

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      • 1. Start any communications program that supports the X-modem Protocol.

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      • 2. Enter the command ATUPX.

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      • 3. Press Y.

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      • 4. Use the X-modem Protocol to upload the file ONETd.vvv to your Model XM128 modem. This step upd...

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    • Kernel Mode

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• Chapter10 Troubleshooting

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  • Power-on Self-test

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    • Table101. Power-on self-test

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  • Loopback Tests

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    • ISDN Loopback test (AT&T9)

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    • Loopback with Self-test (AT&T10)

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    • B1/B2 Loopback with Self-test

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  • The Diagnostic Command

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    • Modem Reset

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      • 1. Hold the DATA/VOICE button down while turning the unit on.

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      • 2. Release the switch.

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      • 3. Turn power to the modem off and then back on again.

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    • Using The Embedded Protocol Analyzer

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      • Setting up the Embedded EPA

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      • Capturing the Protocol Data

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        • Table102. EPA Commands

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      • Analyzing the Captured Data

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        • Table103. Commands for analyzing captured data

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        • Table104. Control key functions

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• Appendix A Technical Specifications

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  • General Specifications

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    • Network Protocols and Standards Compatibility

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    • Security

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    • Data Compression

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    • Power Adapter

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    • Physical Specifications

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    • Environmental Specifications

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    • Electromagnetic Emissions

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• Appendix B Security Functions

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  • Security Types and Levels

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    • TableB-1. Types of security 

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    • Level 1 Security

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    • Level 2 Security

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    • Level 3 Security

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      • TableB-2. Levels of security

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  • Setting and Modifying Passwords

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  • Nonpassword Auto Callback Function

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    • TableB-3. Auto callback commands

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• Appendix C AT Command Set Reference

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  • Operation Mode of the DTE Interface

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    • Simplex Mode

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  • AT Command Descriptions

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    • TableC-1. Basic AT command set (continued)

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    • Description of ATI3 Output

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      • TableC-2. ATI3 command output

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      • TableC-3. Extended AT& command set (continued)

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      • TableC-4. Extended AT* command set

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• Appendix D Status Registers and Result Codes

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  • Viewing and Setting S-Registers

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    • 1. Type the AT command ATSr? to display the values stored in S-registers.

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    • 2. Type the &Vn command AT&Vn to view all of the S-register settings.

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    • 3. Type the command ATSr.b? to display the value of bit b of S-register r.

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    • Setting S-Registers

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      • 1. Type the command ATSr=n (range 0-255) to change the value in S-register r to value n.

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      • 2. Type the command ATSr.b=n (range 0-1) to change the value in a specific bit (b) of S-register r.

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      • Examples for Setting S-Registers

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        • 1. Read the value from S38 using the ATS38? command.

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        • 2. Use TableD-1 to convert the decimal bit value to binary.

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        • TableD-1. Binary conversion table

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          • 3. Use TableD-2 to perform a logic OR operation with the value to set bit 3 to 1 (binary).

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        • TableD-2. Setting bit 3

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          • 4. Use TableD-2 to invert the value using a logic NOT operation and then perform a logic AND ope...

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          • 5. Using the resulting decimal value, type the ATS38=n command to set the register.

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    • S-Register Descriptions

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      • TableD-3. Basic S-registers ATSn=x

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      • TableD-4. Extended S-registers ATSn=x (continued)

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    • ATXn Result Code Option Table

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      • TableD-5. ATXn command setting options (continued)

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    • Result Code Chart Symbol Reference

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      • TableD-6. Result code chart

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    • Result Code Field Descriptions

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      • TableD-7. Result code field descriptions

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    • Connect Strings for Error Corrected Connections

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      • TableD-8. Connect strings

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• Appendix E Connector Pin Assignments

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  • RJ-45 Plug and Connector

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    • TableE-1. RJ-45 plug and RJ-45 connector pin assignments for the S/T interface

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    • TableE-2. RJ-45 plug and RJ-45 connector pin assignments for the U interface

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  • RJ-11 Plug and Connector

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    • TableE-3. RJ-11 connector pin assignments

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• Appendix F Serial Port Interface

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  • RS-232 Serial Interface

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    • TableF-1. Serial port interface (continued)

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  • Asynchronous Cable Connections

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    • TableF-2. Asynchronous flow control cable connection

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• Appendix G ISDN Reference

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  • ISDN Overview

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    • Basic Rate Interface

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    • Out-of-Band Signaling

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    • Terminal Adapter or Digital Modem

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    • ISDN Basic Rate Interface Points

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    • SPID Setup

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  • Ordering ISDN Service

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  • Order Form for AT&T 5ESS Switch (NI-1 ISDN)

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    • TableG-1. ISDN line configuration

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  • Order Form for DMS-100 Switch (NI-1 or Custom ISDN)

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    • TableG-2. ISDN line configuration

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  • Order Form for EWSD (NI-1 ISDN)

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    • TableG-3. ISDN line configuration

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• Index

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