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Dial-out setup for PPP client
148 FP Web-Server V2.810 EN
 For a "dial-out" connection, enable the PPP server function in the
"Dial-in" tab. This ensures that upon restart of the FP Web-Server, the
modem is switched to offline (hang-up with +++ ATH). Moreover, the
‘User modem init command’ in the “Dial-in” tab can be used for
additional modem setup commands.
 For the FP Modem-EU Version 1.16 and the FP Modem-56k, 19200bps
are recommended (check the version with the command ATi3). In
certain cases the function "automatic baud rate detection" does not
work for all possible baud rates.
Tip: Use a terminal and set the baud rate with the command
AT*W=xxxx to a fixed value, e.g. 19200. This disables automatic baud
rate detection.
 If the modem connection from a remote client to the PPP server is
established and an e-mail is to be sent via Internet dialup by the FP
Web-Server, the PPP server connection will be cancelled automatically
so that it can call the ISP via modem. After the e-mail is sent to the
ISP, the PPP server is enabled again.
 For the user name and password, only ASCII characters are allowed.
Do not use umlauts or Japanese characters.
 You can use either the Internet e-mail server (check box is activated)
or the transparent TCP/IP port because both need the RS232C port for
data exchange.
Comments
 It is possible to dial up one Internet Service Provider (Dial-up ISP) and
use the e-mail server(s) from a second ISP (e-mail ISP). However,
some ISPs will not allow this.
Using one ISP for both dialup and e-mail is recommended.
 By default the dial-up procedure is initiated by sending an e-mail.
Optionally it is possible to set the dial-up mode to "PLC flag controlled"
mode.
Note