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Initializing a Multitech V.32 9600 baud modem continued...
- AT&F (Reset the modem to its factory defaults)
- ATQ2 (No result codes on answer)
- ATX4 (Wait for dialtone)
- ATS0=0 (Never answer the phone)
- AT&C1 (DCD tracks carrier)
- AT&D2 (When DTR drops, act normally)
- AT&R0 (Enable CTS handshaking)
- AT&E1 (Enable auto-reliable mode)
- AT&E4 (RTS/CTS Handshaking enabled)
- AT&S1 (Use DSR when ready for a call)
- ATS10=10 (Used if call waiting is on phone line)
- AT$BA0 (Disable baud adjust)
- AT$MB9600 (Set baud rate for modem)
- AT$SB9600 (Set baud rate for modem'serial port)
- AT#A0 (Use full AutoBaud range)
- AT&W0 (Store current settings in NVRAM)
- The switch settings on the bottom of the modem should be set as follows:
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- 8-Switch - UDDDUUUD
- 4-Switch - DUDD
Jumpers need to be set internal to the modem for CTS to be
independent of RTS, and DSR to be independent of DCD. Refer to
chapter 9 in the modem manual.
Once you have configured the modem don't forget to enable RTS and
CTS handshaking for the port, as that is what we set the modem up
for.
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