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Modem Defaults, Understanding Result Codes

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Modem Defaults Some data or fax communications software prompts you for specific information about the model of modem you are using. In this case, if the internal modem is not available as a choice, select one of the following modems: Compaq Modem or Hayes Compatible. NOTE: Choosing another modem does not affect the actual connection speed of the modem. Use the following information if required for modem setup: COM port setting DCE Speed DTE Speed Data Format Data Format Data F ormat Dial Command AutoAnswer Command Sound Columns Local Echo Modem Defaults COM2 56 Kbps 115.2 Kbps Databits - 8 Parity - N Stopbits - 1 ATDT ATS0 = 1 Enabled 80 Enabled Understanding Result Codes A result code is a modem response to an issued command. The screen displays the result code in one of two formats: the long form, also known as verbose, or numeric characters represented by digits. A typical example of a result code could be CONNECT 33600. This message is the modem's acknowledgement that it has established a connection at transfer rate of 33,600 bps. The following is a table of supported modem result codes and definitions. Using the Internal Modem 7-5

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Using the Internal Modem
7-5
Modem Defaults
Some data or fax communications software prompts you for
specific information about the model of modem you are using. In
this case, if the internal modem is not available as a choice, select
one of the following modems: Compaq Modem or Hayes
Compatible.
NOTE:
Choosing another modem does not affect the actual
connection speed of the modem.
Use the following information if required for modem setup:
Modem Defaults
COM port setting
COM2
DCE Speed
56 Kbps
DTE Speed
115.2 Kbps
Data Format
Databits - 8
Data Format
Parity - N
Data F ormat
Stopbits - 1
Dial Command
ATDT
AutoAnswer Command
ATS0 = 1
Sound
Enabled
Columns
80
Local Echo
Enabled
Understanding Result Codes
A result code is a modem response to an issued command. The
screen displays the result code in one of two formats: the long
form, also known as verbose, or numeric characters represented by
digits. A typical example of a result code could be CONNECT
33600. This message is the modem’s acknowledgement that it has
established a connection at transfer rate of 33,600 bps.
The following is a table of supported modem result codes and
definitions.