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29. The next step is to program the modem. This can be done using the FORCE command, or by using CCI TERM, or by using some other communications software, such as PROCOMM, or QMODEM.
30. If the FORCE command is to be used, type the command using the following syntax:

    FORCE XCOMn [modem string]<ENTER>

    Where 'n' is either 1 or 2 for COM1 or COM2, and [modem string] represents the programming string for the brand of modem being used.

    NOTE:The correct programming string will vary from modem to modem, and will not be detailed in this document. For more information about modem programming including programming strings for modems tested by Concurrent Controls, please refer to the User's Guide in the section covering Remote Access. If the modem being used is not covered in the User's Guide, our Bulletin Board System has one-pager files discussing modem programming, or please call the Technical Support Team for assistance.

31. After programming the modem, reboot the system. After the reboot is complete, test the modem from another system.