ZyXEL Elite 2864 User Guide - Page 65

Panel Lock

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On-line Status Screen 4 Status FRN ( Fast Rate reNegotiation) Granted FRN Requested Blocks Retransmitted FCS (Frame Check Sum) Errors Display Unit 0 0 0 0 Pressing the left or right arrow key in any one of the ON-LINE STATUS screens will cause the LCD to scroll through the four screens. We will discuss the ON-LINE STATUS screens 2, 3, and 4 in more detail in chapter 18. Pressing the ENTER key while in any ON-LINE STATUS screen will cause the LCD to display the following: DISCONNECT ? YES NO DISCONNECTING......... IDLE SCREEN (1) Equivalent AT Commands +++ Escape sequence code; causes the modem to return to command mode. Enter escape sequence in the data state and wait for the mo- dem to respond. ATH Go on-hook (hang up); disconnect the modem. Pressing the up arrow key (MENU) or selecting NO will switch the screen back to the ON-LINE STATUS screen 1 and the modem remains on-line. Pressing ENTER will hang up the line and cause the modem to revert to the IDLE STATUS screen to await your next command. Pressing the up arrow key (MENU) in any of the four data state screens will change your current screen to the CONFIGURATION menu. This will be discussed in chapter 6. Panel Lock The panel keyboard can be locked to prevent inadvertent changes in modem settings. This is done by setting the S-register S28 bit 1 to 1 or using the PANEL LOCK menu from the panel, or by issuing the AT*L1 command from the terminal. Issuing the AT*L0 command will return the key operation to normal. Alternatively, pressing the left and right arrow keys simultaneously will unlock the panel. In locked panel mode, the ENTER key will lose its effectiveness in changing or saving settings; panel command execution is also disabled. However, viewing in the panel is not affected. 5-9

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On-line Status Screen 4
Pressing the left or right arrow key in any one of the
ON-LINE STATUS
screens will
cause the LCD to scroll through the four screens. We will discuss the
ON-LINE
STATUS
screens 2, 3, and 4 in more detail in chapter 18.
Pressing the
ENTER
key while in any
ON-LINE STATUS
screen will cause the LCD to
display the following:
Pressing the up arrow key (
MENU
) or selecting NO will switch the screen back to the
ON-LINE STATUS
screen 1 and the modem remains on-line. Pressing
ENTER
will
hang up the line and cause the modem to revert to the
IDLE STATUS
screen to await
your next command.
Pressing the up arrow key (
MENU
) in any of the four data state screens will change
your current screen to the
CONFIGURATION
menu. This will be discussed in
chapter 6.
Panel Lock
The panel keyboard can be locked to prevent inadvertent changes in modem set-
tings. This is done by setting the S-register S28 bit 1 to 1 or using the
PANEL LOCK
menu from the panel, or by issuing the
AT*L1
command from the terminal. Issuing
the
AT*L0
command will return the key operation to normal. Alternatively, press-
ing the left and right arrow keys simultaneously will unlock the panel. In locked pan-
el mode, the
ENTER
key will lose its effectiveness in changing or saving settings; panel
command execution is also disabled. However, viewing in the panel is not affected.
Status
Display
Unit
FRN ( Fast Rate reNegotiation) Granted
0
FRN Requested
0
Blocks Retransmitted
0
FCS (Frame Check Sum) Errors
0
Equivalent AT Commands
+++
Escape sequence code; causes the modem to return to command
mode. Enter escape sequence in the data state and wait for the mo-
dem to respond.
ATH
Go on-hook (hang up); disconnect the modem.
DISCONNECTING
.........
DISCONNECT
?
YES
NO
IDLE SCREEN (1)
<ENTER>