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Chapter One - INTRODUCTION THE U-1496 SERIES UNIVERSAL MODEMS The U-1496 series of high-speed modems feature five base models. They are: U-1496 External stand alone model with 20 x 2 LCD display and menu control. Also called U-1496S. Includes 2/4-wire leased line support. U-1496E External stand alone model with LED status indicators. 2-wire application only. U-1496B PC internal card version. U-1496R Rack mount modem card version. Up to 16 U-1496Rs can be housed in a RS-1600 rack with central panel control and 20 x 4 LCD display. U-1496P A portable model, particularly suitable for cellular data communications. There are also models with a plus (+) suffix, such as U-1496E+, U-1496R+, and U-1496B+. These plus versions have a faster processor and more memory space to support the ZyXEL 19200 bps high-speed mode, advanced voice capability, and future updates with more enhanced features. The basic features, functions, and operation of the plus versions are the same as those of the normal version. We do not specifically mention the plus version in this manual unless there are functional or operational differences. The U-1496 LCD model is always a plus version. HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL This manual describes the use of all models in the U-1496 series, the U-1496, U-1496E, U-1496B, U-1496P, and U-1496R. Usually, this manual describes the operation of the U-1496, the model with the largest set of functions. If a description does not apply to a certain model, you may skip the description. The manual is structured into roughly 5 sections. The first section comprises chapters 1 through 3. It gives a

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Chapter One -
INTRODUCTION
THE U-1496 SERIES UNIVERSAL MODEMS
The U-1496 series of high-speed modems feature five base models.
They are:
U-1496
External stand alone model with 20 x 2 LCD display and menu
control.
Also called U-1496S. Includes 2/4-wire leased line support.
U-1496E
External stand alone model with LED status indicators. 2-wire
application only.
U-1496B
PC internal card version.
U-1496R
Rack mount modem card version. Up to 16
U-1496Rs can be housed in
a RS-1600 rack with central panel control and 20 x 4 LCD display.
U-1496P
A portable model, particularly suitable for cellular data
communications.
There are also models with a plus (+) suffix, such as U-1496E+,
U-1496R+, and U-1496B+. These plus versions have a faster
processor and more memory space to support the ZyXEL 19200 bps
high-speed mode, advanced voice capability, and future updates
with more enhanced features.
The basic features, functions, and operation of the plus versions
are the same as those of the normal version. We do not
specifically mention the plus version in this manual unless there
are functional or operational differences. The U-1496 LCD model
is always a plus version.
HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL
This manual describes the use of all models in the U-1496 series,
the U-1496, U-1496E, U-1496B, U-1496P, and U-1496R. Usually, this
manual describes the operation of the U-1496, the model with the
largest set of functions. If a description does not apply to a
certain model, you may skip the description.
The manual is structured into roughly 5 sections.
The first section comprises chapters 1 through 3. It gives a