Manuels d'utilisation pour Multi-Tech Systems MT2834BA Series

Manuel D’Utilisation (English)

Manuel D’Utilisation

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Contents
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Index
118
- Symbols
  118
  - 2 Wire/ 4 Wire Operation
    83
  - 2 Wire/4 Wire Operation
    83
- A
  118
  - Abort Timer
    60
  - Answer Mode
    47
  - Answer/Originate - Voice/Data Toggle Switch
    20
  - AS/400 Mode
    79
  - ASCII code
    18
  - Asynchronous Word Lenth Selection ($EB)
    51
  - Asynchronous/Synchronous Operation
    82
  - AT
    18
  - AT Command and S-Register Summary
    67
  - AT Commands
    29
  - "AT" Responses/Multi-Tech Responses
    81
  - Auto-answer
    18
  - Auto-Reliable Buffering ($A)
    47
  - Auto-Reliable Mode (&E1)
    46
- B
  118
  - Backspace Character
    60
  - Basic Result Code
    41
  - Basic/Extended Result Codes
    41
  - Baud Adjust ($BA)
    53
  - Baud rate
    118
    - Serial port
      19
  - Bell/V.21 Tone
    42
  - BREAK AT<CR>
    56
  - Buffer Length of Command Mode...After On-line Esca
    64
- C
  118
  - Call waiting
    97
  - Callback Attempts
    62
  - Callback Operational Sequence Procedures
    72
  - Callback Password and Dial Back Phone Number Entry
    71
  - Callback Retry Attempts
    75
  - Callback Security Enable/Disable (#DB)
    74
  - Callback Time Delay
    62
  - "Calling Card" Detect Tones ($)
    36
  - Canadian Limitations Notice
    116
  - Carrier Detect Control (&C)
    44
  - Carrier Detect Response Time
    61
  - Carrier Detect/DSR Forcing
    82
  - Carrier Loss Disconnect Delay Time
    61
  - Change LOGIN Password (#I)
    74
  - Change Serial Baud Rate (CSP) Command
    109
  - Change SETUP Password (#S)
    74
  - Changing Break Time
    62
  - Cleardown at Disconnect
    43
  - COM ports
    118
    - COM2
      19
  - Command Buffer
    9
  - "Command mode"
    28
  - Command string
    18
  - Command Summary
    99
  - Commands
    118
    - Attention code
      18
    - Load default configuration
      19
    - Modem reset
      18
  - Compatibility
    9
  - Computer-or Terminal-Initiated Flow Control (Pacin
    52
  - Connectors
    10
  - Continuous Redial (A or :)
    33
  - Controls
    10
  - CTS Control (&R)
    44
  - CTS/RTS Interaction Control (&RF)
    45
- D
  118
  - Data Compression
    9
  - Data Compression Commands
    52
  - Data Format
    9
  - Data Rates
    9
  - Data Set Ready Control (&S)
    44
  - Data Terminal Ready Control (&D)
    44
  - Datacomm software
    18
    - Configuration
      18
  - dB Transmission Levels
    79
  - Delayed and Forbidden Numbers
    107
  - Diagnostics
    10
  - Dial (D)
    33
  - Dial Phone Number Provided (CRN) Command
    110
  - Dialing a Stored Number (N)
    33
  - Digital Loopback Test
    81
  - Dimensions
    10
  - DIP-Switches
    84
  - Disregard or Connect to Incoming Calls (DIC or CIC
    110
  - DSR/CD Interaction Control (&SF)
    45
  - DTR Dialing ($D)
    33
  - DTR Dialing ($D) Command
    110
  - DTR Dropout Time
    63
  - Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency dialing
    34
  - "dumb" dialing
    41
- E
  118
  - echnical Specifications
    9
  - EMC, Safety, and R&TTE Directive Compliance
    116
  - Enable/Disable Auto-Answer
    79
  - Enable/Disable Auto-Reliable Fallback Character
    48
  - Enable/Disable Command Mode
    81
  - Enable/Disable V.25bis Mode ($V) Command
    109
  - Enable/Suppress Responses
    78
  - Erase Callback Password (#RCBNxx)
    74
  - Erase Callback Phone Number (#RDNxx)
    74
  - Error Correction
    9
  - Escape Code Character
    59
  - Escape Sequence Options (%E)
    56
  - Escape Sequences (+++AT<CR>)
    56
  - Examples of Assigning Values
    66
  - Examples of Reading Values
    66
  - Exiting Command Mode, Going Back On-Line (O)
    57
  - Extended Result Codes
    41
- F
  119
  - Failed Password Attempts
    75
  - "fallback"
    43
  - Fallback Modes When On-Line (#F)
    43
  - Fax
    19
  - Fax and Communications Software Won't Run
    98
  - Fax Modulations
    10
  - FCC Part 68 Telecom regulation
    115
  - firmware
    119
    - upgrading
      91
  - flash memory
    91
  - Flash On Hook (!)
    35
  - Flash Wizard upgrade utility
    92
  - Flow Control
    78
  - Flow control
    97
  - Flow Control - &E4/&E5
    78
  - Force Answer Mode (A)
    57
  - Forced DTR
    78
  - Frequency Stability
    10
  - Front panel
    94
  - Functional States
    28
- G
  119
  - Garbage Characters
    98
  - Guard Tones (&G)
    42
- H
  119
  - "handshake"
    23
  - Hardware Flow Control (&E4)
    49
  - Help Screens ($H)
    55
  - HOW TO COMMANDS
    29
- I
  119
  - Immediate Action Line Probe Commands
    57
  - Inactivity Timer
    63
  - Indicators
    10
  - Initialization strings
    18
    - PC-compatible
      18
  - initiating Line Probe
    57
  - Intelligent Features
    9
  - Internal/External Clocking
    82
  - Internet addresses
    89
- L
  119
  - Leased Line/Dial-Up Operation
    81
  - Limited Warranty
    10
  - Line Feed Character
    60
  - "Link Request"
    46
  - Listing Current Operating Parameters (L5 L7)
    55
  - Listing Delayed Phone Numbers (RLD) Command
    110
  - Listing Forbidden Phone Number (RLF) Command
    110
  - Listing Numbers Stored in Memory (L)
    37
  - Listing On-Line Diagnostics (L8)
    56
  - Listing S-Register Values (L6)
    55
  - Loading Factory Defaults (&F)
    38
  - Local Inactivity Timer
    75
  - Long Space Disconnect (Y)
    35
  - Losing Data
    97
- M
  119
  - Maximum Throughput Setting
    80
  - Memory
    119
    - Nonvolatile (NVRAM)
      19
  - MNP 5
    97
  - Model Numbers
    9
  - Modem Baud Rate ($MB)
    53
  - Modem Cannot Connect When Answering
    97
  - Modem Dials But Cannot Make a Connection
    96
  - Modem Disconnects While Online
    97
  - Modem Does Not Respond to Commands
    94
  - Modem Reset (Z)
    38
  - Modem-Initiated Flow Control Commands
    52
  - Modulation
    9
  - MT1432BL Connections
    15
  - MT2834BL Cables
    113
  - Multi-Tech Internet sites
    89
- N
  119
  - New Zealand Telecom Warning Notice
    116
  - noise information
    57
  - Normal Mode (&E0)
    46
  - Normal Mode Modem Flow Control (&E11)
    51
  - Normal/Auto-Reliable/Reliable Mode Commands
    52
  - Number of Rings Until Modem Answers
    59
- O
  119
  - "On-line mode"
    28
  - ordering replacement parts
    89
  - Originate Mode
    47
  - Originate/Answer Mode
    80
- P
  119
  - Parameters
    18
    - Changing defaults
      19
    - Defaults
      19
  - Parity
    18
  - Parity Selection (#P)
    51
  - Password Command Summary
    106
  - Pause Time for Comma
    60
  - PBX/CBX Disconnect Drop Time for DSR/CTS/CD
    63
  - PBX/CBX systems
    63
  - Power
    10
  - Power supply
    94
  - Program V.34bis Connect Speeds
    65
  - Program V34 Connect Speeds
    65
  - Pulse or Tone Dial (P T)
    34
- Q
  120
  - Quiet Answer (@)
    36
- R
  120
  - Reading of Line Probe Information Commands
    57
  - registering your product
    88
  - Reliable Mode (&E2)
    46
  - Remote Configuration Character
    75
  - Remote Configuration Escape Character
    61
  - replacement parts
    89
  - Request To Send Forced
    80
  - Result codes
    18
  - Result Codes Enable/Disable and No Response (Q)
    40
  - Result Codes Verbose/Terse (V)
    40
  - Retransmit Count ($R)
    48
  - Return Character
    59
  - Return character
    18
  - Return to Command Mode After Dial Execution (;)
    35
  - Reverse the Mode of Operation (R)
    35
  - Rings Which Have Occurred
    59
- S
  120
  - S-Registers
    120
    - S3
      18
  - Safety Warning Telecom
    14
  - SDLC/BSC Option
    78
  - Send Xon/Xoff Characters (#X)
    50
  - Serial cable
    95
  - Serial port
    18
  - Serial Port Baud Rate ($SB)
    54
  - servicing your modem
    115
  - Sessions
    18
  - Set Pulse Dial Ratios (&P)
    34
  - Signal Strength information
    57
  - Signal to Noise Ratio information (SNR)
    57
  - Slave Clocking
    80
  - Slow File Transfer
    97
  - smart dialing
    41
  - South African Notice
    118
  - Speaker
    10
  - Speed Conversion ($BA)
    53
  - Speed Switches
    82
  - Storing Phone Numbers (D...N)
    37
  - Summary
    67
  - Synchronous Transmit Clock Select (&X)
    39
- T
  120
  - Telephone line
    96
  - Terminal mode
    94
  - Terminal/Computer Initiated Pacing (&E13)
    51
  - Testing
    94
    - self-test
      94
  - Time Elapse for Escape Sequence
    64
  - Time for Carrier (Abort Timer)
    60
  - Tone Dialing: Tone Spacing and Duration
    61
  - Tradename
    9
  - Transmission speed
    19
  - Transmit Level
    10
  - Two Wire Leased Line Connection
    113
- U
  120
  - Unix UUCP Spoofing
    79
  - Unix UUCP Spoofing ($SP)
    39
  - upgrading the modem
    91
- V
  120
  - V.25bis Mode AT Commands
    108
  - V.25bis AT Commands
    109
  - V.25bis Operation
    107
  - V.25bis Responses (Result Codes)
    109
  - V.25bis Set-Up and Initialization
    108
  - V.42 Mode Select (#L)
    47
  - V.42bis
    19
- W
  120
  - Wait for New-Dial-Tone (W)
    35
  - Wait Time for Dial Tone
    60
  - "Wait-for-Carrier"
    28
  - warranty
    115
  - Weight
    10
  - Windows 95 Autodetect Inquiry Command (I9)
    55
  - Windows 95 HyperTerminal
    97
- X
  120
  - Xon/Xoff Flow Control (&E5)
    49
  - Xon/Xoff Pass-Through (&E7)
    50
  - Xon/Xoff Pass-Through Commands
    52

Manuel D’Utilisation

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Language:

English

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