Using a Modem 336
Getting Ready to Communicate
Before you can communicate, you must connect to the other modem by
choosing protocol andterminal settings, andthen dialing. Once you
connect, you can use the Communication window to sendandreceive
messages. Anything you type is sent to the other computer. The messages
sent to you by the other computer also appear in the Communication
window.
Choosing the protocol settings
Protocol
allows orderly exchange of information between two modems.
Protocol settings tell your modem such things as how fast to transmit
information andwhat type of phone line you have. Use the dialog box
above to select the protocol settings for your modem.
Call to findout what protocol settings the other computer is using. Your
protocol settings must match the protocol settings of the computer or
wordprocessor you communicate with.
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To choose the protocol settings:
1. Choose Protocol from the Options menu. Fill in the following:
S
Baud Rate.
The baudrate is the rate of speedyour modem sends
andreceives information. Select 2400 baud.
S
Parity.
Parity checks errors in sending information. The most
common setting is None.
S
Word Length.
WordLength is the number of bits that form a
character. The most common setting is 8.
S
Stop Bits.
Stop bits help a computer figure out when to sendor
receive a character. The most common setting is 1.
S
Handshake.
Choose Software (XON/XOFF), andEnsemble checks
the flow of information from the other computer or word
processor. Handshake allows you to receive all information sent
to you by the other computer or wordprocessor.
S
Hardware Handshaking Options.
Use the default settings.
You should always turn off call
waiting when using the phone
line to communicate with
another computer. Failure to do
so may cause the other
computer to disconnect if
someone calls while you are
connected. To find out how to
turn off call waiting, consult
your local telephone company.
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