This procedure is used to initialize an Everex 945 with MNP4 (24E) modem. The first set of instructions is for enabling the modem for dial-in, and the second is to set the modem up for dial-out. There are not many differences, but they are important.

There is no CMOS chip to save your setting, instead you must use the dip switch settings. On the newer Everex modems there is CMOS or NOVRAM, both of which are essentially non-volatile memory chips.

Enabling the modem for remote dial-in under CCI Concurrent DOS:

Set the first switchbank as follows:

1. on (active DTR signal).

2. off (result codes words)

3. on (result codes off)

4. on (command echo off)

5. on (auto answer on)

6. on (Carrier Detect active)

7. off (Phone line type RJ 11,14)

8. off (AT commands active)

9. off (modem standard Bell)

Enabling a modem for dial-out under CCI Concurrent DOS:

Set the first switchbank as follows:

1. on (active DTR signal).

2. off (result codes words)

3. off (result codes on)

4. off (command echo on)

5. off (auto answer off)

6. on (Carrier Detect active)

7. off (Phone line type RJ 11,14)

8. off (AT commands active)

9. off (modem standard Bell)

There is no CMOS chip to save your setting, instead you must use the dip switch settings. On the newer Everex modems there is CMOS or NOVRAM both are essentially non-volatile memory chips.

For the dial string we recommend you use AT\N3\V1DT . The AT command attentions the modem. The N3 command forces MNP to be on when dialing. The V1 command responds with a verbose message on connection. For example, you would receive "connect 2400" (when no MNP is found on the other modem) or "connect 2400\Rel" (when MNP is detected on the other modem).