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Lists ITU-T recommendations for modem operation speeds and modes.
Explains the Hayes standard command set for modem control and configuration.
Details data compression and protection protocols like V.42bis and MNP.
Details the function of each LED and button on the front panel.
Step-by-step guide for setting up standalone modem versions.
Compares settings for three different modem operation modes.
Details predefined configurations and user settings for software mode.
Explains how to adjust transmit and receive levels using jumpers.
Describes how to set country-specific adjustments using jumpers.
Introduces the Hayes standard AT command set and conventions.
Covers dialing commands, answer modes, and number storage.
Lists modem registers and how to modify their values.
Explains password protection features and operation modes.
Describes ROM, EEPROM, and RAM memory types and their usage.
Provides detailed explanations for various modem registers.
Lists V.25bis command reports like INC, VAL, INV, DLC.
Details commands for connecting, disregarding calls, and dialing.
Explains modem configuration using the DNL command set.
Explains the purpose of the dial backup board for leased line operation.
Step-by-step guide for installing the DBU board in standalone models.
Details the allocation of telephone lines on the 96pole connector.
Covers parameters, passwords, and data protection for remote configuration.
Describes different 2-wire and 4-wire leased line operation modes.
Discusses protection against electrical surges and lightning.
Details the default configurations (Basic Setting 0, 1, 8).
Lists pin assignments for the V.24 interface.
Provides technical specifications like dimensions, temperature, and power.
Alphabetical list of terms and their corresponding page numbers.
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