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Explains the manual's structure and how to make the most of the information.
Explains symbols, type styles, and conventions used for clarity.
Explains how to initiate dialing with the modem using AT commands.
Details characters used in phone numbers to perform special dialing tasks.
Explains how the modem can answer calls made by other modems.
Introduces AT commands and their usage, including multiple commands.
Checks data flow between computer and modem by looping back characters.
Tests a remote modem's operation and loopback capabilities.
Tests modem, remote modem, and telephone line.
Examines error correction and data compression features like V.42 and MNP.
Details V.42bis and MNP5 techniques for speeding up data transfer.
Allows modem to use V.42/MNP if supported, or fall back to other modes.
Enhances performance on poor quality telephone lines using MNP 10.
Explains access and usage of the Security Menu for user and password management.
Guides on changing the modem's security password via the Security Menu.
Covers DES encryption for securing data and SuperSecure mode for enhanced security.
Explains synchronous modes, operation, and terminal speeds.
Lists supported synchronous line speeds and their corresponding commands.
Describes operation and selection of synchronous modes 1 and 2.
Covers modem operations over leased lines, commands, and connection management.
Explains selecting Dumb mode and configuring the modem via switches and AT commands.
Details setting communication speeds using front panel Mode LEDs.
Explains initiating dialing by raising the computer's DTR signal.
Explains front panel switches controlling modem operation in Dumb and Smart modes.
Explains selecting V.25bis modes and lists supported commands.
Details dialing procedures, methods, and modifiers in V.25bis mode.
Details automatic call answering in V.25bis mode.
Lists AT commands alphabetically with their page references.
Details commands for dialing, flow control, and connection.
Covers commands for modem initialization, defaults, and self-testing.
Details commands for encryption, error correction, and security features.
Covers commands for asynchronous modes, flow control, and configuration.
Covers introduction, reading/changing registers, and memory.
Details important S Registers like S0, S7, S18, S30, S42, S80.
Addresses common modem issues like no dial tone and no response.
Explains causes of garbled data and how to fix them.
Guides users through common problems to find solutions.
Explains initiating modem tests using the &T command.
Provides command examples for BBS, Email, and Auto-Answer.
Covers UNIX computer and leased line connection setups.
Details modem setup for synchronous computer connection.
Lists numeric and verbal modem response codes for connection statuses.
Describes signals supported on the modem's RS-232 socket.
Details pin assignments for various modem cables.
Data transmission with variable character times, delimited by start/stop bits.
RS-232 signals indicating carrier presence and readiness to receive.
Definitions for modem, dial-up, dial tone, and leased line.
Data transmission with fixed character timing synchronized by clock signals.
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