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COURIER HIGH SPEED MODEMS
&T6
The
test must
be
performed
at
2400
bps
or
lower.
If
the
remote
modem
does not
have
the capability
or
is
not
set to respond,
you
will get
an
ERROR result code.
As
with
Analog Loopback, there are
two
Remote Digital
Loopback options.
If
you
select &T6,
you
send
keyboard
data
to
the
modem
and
verify it
when
it is
returned
over
the
phone
lines
and
to
your
screen.
If
you
select &T7,
the
modem
sends
its
internal test
pattern
and
returns
an
error
count
to
your
screen.
NOTE: Both test options require the
modem
to establish a
connection
and
return
to online-command
mode
in
response to
the
+++
escape code. DIP switch 9
must
be
set
ON
so
that
the
modem
does
not
hang
up
on
receipt of
the
escape code.
If
necessary, set
the
switch
ON
and
then
issue
the
ATZ
command
to the
modem
to initiate the
new
switch setting.
1.
Set the software to 2400
bps
or
lower. Set
the
modem
to
&MO.
If
you
wish, set
the
S18
timer.
Establish a connection
with
the
remote
modem.
If
you
haven't
already
done
so,
arrange
with
the
remote
user
to
cooperate
with
your
testing
and,
if
necessary, set
the
remote
modem
to acknowledge the RDL request. For example,
older
USRobotics
high
speed
modems
need
to
be
set to
516=8.
2.
Bring the
Modem
back to
Command
mode
with
the
+++
escape code. Send it
the
AT&T6
command.
The
modem
enters RDL
mode
and
the
MR
status
light flashes.
3.
Type a
short
message. It will
be
looped
back to
your
modem
by
the
remote
modem
and
to
your
screen for verification.
(The remote
user
will
not
see
your
data.)
4.
End
the test.
If
you
set Register 518
the
modem
automatically
ends
the test
when
the
test
timeout
is reached.
If
you
didn't
set S18,
type
AT&TO
to
end
the
test.
Or
send
either
ATH
or
the
command
that
resets the
modem,
ATZ.
The latter
two
commands
end
the test
and
hang
up
the
modem.
The
modem
responds
OK.
If
you
issue
an
invalid
command,
the
modem
sends
an
ERROR message.
Data errors indicate a
problem
with
the
remote
modem
or
the
phone
link.
If
you
have
not
performed
analog loopback
F-6 Modem Testing
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