User Guide 2N® EasyGate PRO
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DTMF codes for fax receive:
*9900#Reset of all following settings for fax receive
*9901#The next call is fax, this setting is suspended after receiving call or by command
*9900#
*9902#Fax routed to FXS, inactivate *9900# or device reset +
*9903#Fax routed to COM, inactivate *9900# or device reset +
DTMF codes for data receive:
*9800#Reset of all following settings for data receive
*9801#The next call are data, this setting is suspended after receiving call or by command
*9800#
*9802#Data routed to FXS, inactivate *9800# or device reset +
*9803#Data routed to COM, inactivate *9800# or device reset +
Commands marked+are used to set parameters, which can be set permanently in configuration
program (PCManager). Using DTMF commands has higher priority, than setting in configuration
program, but is valid only till reset of gateway or inactivating command.
Setting for the next call is only alternative solution, which is not able to substitute using of
multinumberig scheme (e.g. when unexpected voice call is incoming before the fax or data call,
this solution disables to receive it).
Supported fax and data protocols
Supported fax protocols
The gateway supports connection of analogue Fax Group 3 using protocols V.29, V.27 and
V.27ter. Maximal data rate is 9,6 kbps. The maximal data rate is strongly dependent on line
quality, which is tested on the beginning of connection, to avoid data errors. The fax service is
available up to field strength -90 dBm.
Supported data protocols
The gateway supports connection of analogue modem using protocols V.90, V.34, V.32bis, V.32,
V.22bis, V.22, V21, Bell212A and Bell103. Maximal data rate is 56kbps. For connection between
two modems is the data rate limited by the CSD data rate in GSM network, the maximum is 14,4
kbps.
Higher data speed could be useful only for GPRS connection. The maximal data rate is strongly
dependent on line quality, which is tested on the beginning of connection, to avoid data errors.
The data rate for GPRS connection is limited by actual speed of GPRS transfer in GSM network
too. This speed is often affected by network load.
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