Set these values only if the alert forwarding functions are not working properly.
Each string that is marked with an asterisk (*) must have a carriage return (^M)
manually entered at the end of the field value.
The following table describes the initialization strings for this modem.
Table 6. Port 1 settings
Field What you type
Initialization
string*
Type the initialization string that will be used for the specified modem. A
default string is provided (ATE0). Do not change this string unless your
dial-out functions are not working properly.
Dial prefix string Type the initialization string that is used before the number that is to be
dialed. The default is ATDT.
Hangup string* Type the initialization string that will be used to instruct the modem to
disconnect. A default string is provided (ATH0). Do not change this string
unless your dial-out functions are not working properly.
Dial postfix
string*
Type the initialization string that is used after the number is dialed to tell
the modem to stop dialing. The default is ^M.
Modem query* Type the initialization string that is used to find out whether the modem is
attached. The default is AT.
Factory settings
string*
Type the initialization string that returns the modem to its factory settings
when the modem is initialized. The default is AT&F0.
Auto answer* Type the initialization string that is used to tell the modem to answer the
phone when it rings. The default is to answer after one ring, ATS0=1.
Escape string Type the initialization string that returns the modem to command mode
when it is currently communicating with another modem. The default is
+++.
Auto answer
stop*
Type the initialization string that is used to tell the modem to stop
answering the phone automatically when it rings. The default is ATS0=0.
Caller ID string Type the initialization string that will be used to get caller ID information
from the modem.
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