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BOCA PRO16 Reference Guide
COMMAND MEANING
O Return to On-Line State
The O command enables you to return to on-line state from command
state. When you are on-line (connected to a remote computer), anything
you type is treated as data by your modem.
If you want to send commands to your modem, you must return to local
command state by typing the escape sequence (+++). When you are
ready to return to on-line state, use the O command. If you are off line
(modem is on hook) when you are use an ATO command, the modem
will go off hook and attempt to connect in answer mode.
FThe O command must be the last command on the command line.
If you have established a connection at greater than 1200bps and are
encountering a large number of data errors in your communications, use
the ATO1 command to go on line and force an equalizer retrain. (An
equalizer retrain conditions the phone line frequencies to reduce the
levels of interference and improve data transmission.)
FRetrains cannot overcome noise on the line.
Options
ATO0 Enter on-line state
ATO1 Enter on-line state and force equalizer retrain (2400bps
and higher speeds only)
ATO2 Retrain, don’t go on-line (2400bps and higher speeds only)
ATO3 Change line speed to 4800 bps (V.32bis or V.34)
ATO4 Change line speed to 7200 bps (V.32bis or V.34)
ATO5 Change line speed to 9600 bps (V.32bis or V.34)
ATO6 Change line speed to 12,000 bps (V.32bis or V.34)
ATO7 Change line speed to 14,400 bps (V.32bis or V.34 or V.FC)
ATO8 Change line speed to 16,800 bps (V.34 or V.FC)
ATO9 Change line speed to 19,200 bps (V.34 or V.FC)
ATO10 Change line speed to 21,600 bps (V.34 or V.FC)
ATO11 Change line speed to 24,000 bps (V.34 or V.FC)
ATO12 Change line speed to 26,400 bps (V.34 or V.FC)
ATO13 Change line speed to 28,800 bps (V.34 or V.FC)
Range
0-13
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