Figure 35
When you have done this, enter the speed of the modem, remembering that the speed should be set to
57600 if the modem is connected directly to a meter (the speed of a GSM modem is usually set to
9600 or 19200 depending on the type of GSM modem), otherwise the speed is set depending on the
requirements of the other equipment. Next, click on OK to open HyperTerminal, where you can
configure the modem using the commands described above.
When you have finished configuring the modem, exit by typing ATE0 [Enter] to disable the text
function, and always finish by typing AT&W [Enter] to save the settings to the modem memory.
Note: The modem should normally be set not to answer automatically (S00=000). To do this,
use the command ATS0=0 [Enter]. However, if the modem is located with a signal
converter or line divider, the setting for S00 should be 001 (S00=001). To do this, use the
command ATS0=1 [Enter]. This will make the modem answer after one signal.
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