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parameters using the U-1496 CONFIGURATION menu tree. U-1496E, U-1496P, and U-1496B users can also consult this menu tree for available parameter options, but use the equivalent AT command to set the parameter. Here we define the various levels of the CONFIGURATION menu tree as: CONFIGURATION menu submenus parameter menus parameter selection where CONFIGURATION menu is the root of this menu tree. Some submenus, like STATUS REGISTER, SAVE TO, and RESET, have a direct parameter selection under them and do not have the parameter menu level. Under the CONFIGURATION menu, there are seven submenus (see also Fig. 4-1): TERMINAL OPTIONS MODEM OPTIONS ERROR CONTROL AUDIO OPTIONS STATUS REGISTER SAVE TO RESET Every submenu screen defines certain parameters of U-1496 operation. Submenu selections are made by using the left and right arrow panel keys. Pressing the ENTER key will access the parameter menu and pressing the up arrow key will return you to the CONFIGURATION menu. PARAMETER MENU The parameter menu selections are made by using the left and right arrow keys to move from one to the other. Pressing the up arrow key will return you to the submenu screen. Press ENTER to go into Parameter Selection. You will notice that a blinking cursor will appear at the left side of the `=' sign. PARAMETER SELECTION Press the left or right arrow key to view and scroll the available parameters. Only the parameter currently in effect will have the `=' sign before their respective selections, otherwise a `:' sign will appear, meaning that this current parameter is a selectable option. By pressing up to quit from the viewing, the screen will return to parameter menu and the parameter will remain unchanged. Press ENTER to make the selected parameter active.

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parameters using the U-1496 CONFIGURATION
menu tree. U-1496E,
U-1496P, and U-1496B users can also consult this menu tree for
available parameter options, but use the equivalent AT command to
set the parameter.
Here we define the various levels of the CONFIGURATION menu tree
as:
CONFIGURATION menu
submenus
parameter menus
parameter selection
where CONFIGURATION menu is the root of this menu tree. Some
submenus, like STATUS REGISTER, SAVE TO, and RESET, have a direct
parameter selection under them and do not have the parameter menu
level.
Under the CONFIGURATION menu, there are seven submenus (see also
Fig. 4-1):
TERMINAL OPTIONS
MODEM OPTIONS
ERROR CONTROL
AUDIO OPTIONS
STATUS REGISTER
SAVE TO
RESET
Every submenu screen defines certain parameters of U-1496
operation. Submenu selections are made by using the left and
right arrow panel keys. Pressing the ENTER key will access the
parameter menu and pressing the up arrow key will return you to
the CONFIGURATION menu.
PARAMETER MENU
The parameter menu selections are made by using the left and
right arrow keys to move from one to the other. Pressing the up
arrow key will return you to the submenu screen. Press ENTER to
go into Parameter Selection. You will notice that a blinking
cursor will appear at the left side of the `=' sign.
PARAMETER SELECTION
Press the left or right arrow key to view and scroll the
available parameters. Only the parameter currently in effect will
have the `=' sign before their respective selections, otherwise a
`:' sign will appear, meaning that this current parameter is a
selectable option. By pressing up to quit from the viewing, the
screen will return to parameter menu and the parameter will
remain unchanged. Press ENTER to make the selected parameter
active.