Hioki 3166 - Setting the Modem Connected to the Personal Computer; Actual Control Method

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12.3 Functions That Use the Modem (2)
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2.3.5 Setting the Modem Connected to the Personal Compute
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2.3.6 Actual Control Method
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(6) Quit the terminal software, turn off the personal computer, and disconnect the
modem cable.
(7) Connect the modem to the 3166, and reconnect the telephone line to the
modem.
There are a variety of different methods of controlling the 3166 through a
personal computer. The following example describes the method for
controlling the 3166 from terminal software.
(1) Connect the modem to the personal computer, using a straight cable.
(2) Turn on the modem and then start up the personal computer.
(3) Start up the terminal software.
(4) Set the communication speed between the modem and the terminal to 9600
bps.
(5) Set "CR+LF" as the delimiter on the sending side.
(6) Set "CR+LF" as the delimiter on the receiving side.
(7) Set the flow control in accordance with the settings in the 3166.
The following example describes how to actually control the 3166 through the
modem.
(1) Start up the terminal software with the settings described in section 12.3.5.
(2) To call, set the destination telephone number.
ATDT○○○○○○[Enter]
（telephone number）
(3) When "CONNECT" is displayed, the line connection has been made.
(4) From the personal computer terminal, input the RS-232C commands that have
been prepared for the 3166; the 3166 then sends its response.
This is the point at which you execute 3166 setup commands, make
measurement data queries, etc.
(5) Input the following to terminate the connection:
ATH0[Enter]
(6) The remote control procedure is now complete.
For details concerning the modem, refer to the operating manual provided
with the modem.