L-3 Communications Aydin Corporation 6000-8501900 Manuale Utente
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After completion of the fax or modem call
the GSM Terminal will automatically return to
voice mode.
Receiving Calls
Voice Calls
You receive voice calls the same way as you would
with a fixed line setup.
Data Calls (Fax or Modem)...
...originating from within the GSM network:
You receive fax or data calls made to you from
within the GSM network in the same way as
with a standard fixed line service.
...originating from outside the GSM network:
If the SIM card provided by the Operator has
a multi-numbered scheme for voice/fax then
two telephone numbers will be assigned to your
Terminal -- one for voice and one for fax calls.
If the SIM card has only one assigned number
for both voice and fax, then before accepting a
fax or modem call, you must switch the GSM
Terminal into fax or modem mode using one of
the following key sequences:
#* 91 (incoming fax call)
#* 92 (incoming data call)
#* 90 (to switch back to voice mode)
i LED 3 (rightmost LED) will indicate the
operating mode of the GSM Terminal -- green for
voice, amber blinking for fax and amber steady for
modem data.
Using a PC with the GSM Terminal
You can connect an analog modem to the GSM
Terminal the same way as to a fixed line setup. This
allows you to make dial up connections with your
PC for internet browsing, email, etc. If your
PC does not have a modem, or you want to use
the digital connection, you may connect your PC
serial port to a serial port of the GSM Terminal.
This way, the GSM Terminal will act like a