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Using Modem Commands and Dial Modifiers, Setting Modem Preferences, Fax class, Parity, Word length

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s Fax class-Select 1. s Parity-Select NONE. s Word length-Select 8. s Stop bits-Select 1. s Hardware flow control-Select RTS/CTS. s Speed-Select the highest transmission speed or baud rate. s The maximum connection speed is determined by the speed of the slowest modem on the connection. The internal modem negotiates the fastest speed possible with the remote modem. s The internal modem supports  Standard analog modem communication protocols (for speeds up to 33.6 Kbps).  ITU-compatible x2 V.90 and 56K protocols (for higher speeds). s The V.90 protocols allow faster downloads only from V.90 or x2-compliant digital sources. Maximum achievable download transmission rates are currently unknown, may not reach 56Kbps, and will vary with line conditions. Using Modem Commands and Dial Modifiers You can configure most communication software without the use of AT commands or dial modifiers. s If you prefer to configure the modem using AT commands, select StartÅProgramsÅAccessoriesÅHyperTerminal. s To access an AT command set including dial modifiers and instructions s Select StartÅCompaq Information CenterÅModem Commands or s Go to the Compaq Internet site at http://www.compaq.com. Setting Modem Preferences The following preference is in addition to those described in your modem communication software documentation. In Windows 95 only-To set the computer to turn on when the modem receives a telephone call, select StartÅSettingsÅControl PanelÅPowerÅPower tabÅAdvanced button, then select the checkbox for Wake Up the Computer When the Phone Rings. Using an Internal Modem 9-3

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Using an Internal Modem
9-3
■
Fax class
—Select 1.
■
Parity
—Select NONE.
■
Word length
—Select 8.
■
Stop bits
—Select 1.
■
Hardware flow control
—Select RTS/CTS.
■
Speed
—Select the highest transmission speed or baud rate.
■
The maximum connection speed is determined by the speed
of the slowest modem on the connection. The internal
modem negotiates the fastest speed possible with the remote
modem.
■
The internal modem supports
Standard analog modem communication protocols (for
speeds up to 33.6 Kbps).
ITU-compatible x2 V.90 and 56K protocols (for
higher speeds).
■
The V.90 protocols allow faster downloads only from V.90
or x2-compliant digital sources. Maximum achievable
download transmission rates are currently unknown, may
not reach 56Kbps, and will vary with line conditions.
Using Modem Commands and Dial Modifiers
You can configure most communication software without the use
of AT commands or dial modifiers.
■
If you prefer to configure the modem using AT commands,
select Start
¯
Programs
¯
Accessories
¯
HyperTerminal.
■
To access an AT command set including dial modifiers and
instructions
■
Select Start
¯
Compaq Information Center
¯
Modem
Commands
or
■
Go to the Compaq Internet site at http://www.compaq.com.
Setting Modem Preferences
The following preference is in addition to those described in your
modem communication software documentation.
In Windows 95 only
—To set the computer to turn on when the
modem receives a telephone call, select Start
¯
Settings
¯
Control
Panel
¯
Power
¯
Power tab
¯
Advanced button, then select the
checkbox for Wake Up the Computer When the Phone Rings.