Benutzerhandbuch für Nortel Networks M3905

Inhaltsverzeichnis

• Title Page

  1
• Contents

  3
• Introduction

  7
  • About the document

    7
  • Before you use the MCA

    7
  • Use the MCA to make data calls

    8
• Dialing methods

  9
  • Switching between keyboard and AT dialing

    9
• Make a data call

  10
  • Keyboard dialing

    10
  • AT dialing

    10
  • Keypad dialing

    11
  • Release a data call

    12
  • Default parameters for Asynchronous and Synchronous

    13
  • Keyboard dialing menus

    13
• Keyboard dialing

  15
  • Abort current command

    15
  • Auto Dial

    15
  • Speed Call

    16
  • Script File

    17
  • Script File directory

    18
  • Delete Script File

    19
  • Escape code

    20
  • Manual answer (asynchronous)

    21
  • Remote Loopback

    21
  • Ring Again

    22
  • Ring Again (synchronous)

    22
  • Display parameters (asynchronous)

    23
• AT dialing

  24
  • A/ (repeat last command)

    24
  • ATA (answer)

    24
  • ATCn (carrier detect enable/disable, where n = 0, 1)

    24
  • ATDxxxx (dial, where x = 0–9)

    24
  • ATEn (echo, where n = 0, 1)

    24
  • ATOn (on-line, where n = 0, 1)

    25
  • ATQn (result code, wheren=0,1)

    25
  • ATV n (verbal result, where n = 0, 1)

    25
  • ATXn (result code selection, where n = 0–4)

    25
  • ATZn (soft reset, where n = 0, 1)

    26
  • ATDPxxxx (voice call, where x = 0–9)

    26
  • ATF3 (Handsfree/mute)

    26
  • ATF4 (Hold)

    26
  • ATF5 (Select)

    26
  • ATH0 (hang up data call)

    26
  • ATHP (hang up voice call)

    26
  • ATTSP! (transparent mode)

    26
  • ATIn (product identification code, where n = 0, 1, 4)

    27
  • AT&Cn (carrier detect control, where n = 0, 1)

    27
  • AT&Dn (response to DTR, where n = 0–3)

    27
  • AT&Rn (clear-to-send options, where n = 0, 1)

    27
  • AT&Sn (data-set-ready options, where n = 0, 1)

    27
  • AT&F (factory configuration profile)

    27
  • AT&Yn (recall user profile on power-up, where n = 0, 1)

    28
• S-registers

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  • ATSn=x

    28
  • ATSn?

    28
  • S0 (number of rings incoming; range = 0–255)

    28
  • S1 (ring count; read only)

    29
  • S2 (escape character; range = 0–255)

    29
  • S3 (carriage return character; range = 0–127)

    29
  • S4 (line feed character; range = 0–127)

    29
  • S5 (backspace character; range = 0–32, 127)

    29
  • S9 (carrier detect response time)

    29
  • S10 (lost carrier hand up delay)

    29
  • S11 (DTMF tone duration)

    29
  • S6 (waiting time before blind typing)

    29
  • S7 (wait time for carrier/dial tone; range = 1–255)

    29
  • S8 (pause time for comma; range = 0–255)

    30
  • S12 (escape code guard time; range = 0–255)

    30
  • S52, S53, S54 (product code response)

    30
  • S66 (AT/KBD autobaud interpretation; range = 0, 1)

    30
  • S51 (delay until modem pool activation; range = 0–255)

    30
  • Dial modifier

    31
• Introduction to Keypad dialing

  32
  • Keypad dialing

    32
  • MCA Data Parameters for Keypad dialing commands

    35
  • Keypad dialing commands

    37
• Additional asynchronous features

  40
  • Autobaud

    40
  • Autoparity

    40
  • Modem Pooling

    40
  • Additional synchronous information

    41
  • Parity and character length on the MCA

    41
  • Voice call origination

    42
• Asynchronous troubleshooting

  43
  • Modem pooling

    43
  • Power failure

    43
  • Troubleshooting symptoms and solutions

    43
• Synchronous troubleshooting

  46
• Index

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• Back

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