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The modem will automatically set itself to suit the DTE settings. (Other
DTE formats and speeds can be accommodated, but the modem must be set
to match the DTE by using the
''U and /U commands.)
If you intend to use the same (local) DTE for both asynchronous data
communication and for commands entered directly from the keyboard, it
should be set to suit the requirements of the remote DTE with which you
wish to communicate. (If these are not known, or if you want to access a
number of different remote DTEs, set your DTE initially to 2400 bps, 7
data bits, even parity and 1 stop bit.)
2.2.3 DTEs for Commands via the Command Port
In this configuration your data DTE may be synchronous or asynchronous,
and will be connected to the modem's DTE port. It should be set as in
Section 2.2.2 above.
For controlling the modem, you require a separate asynchronous
command terminal with the following character format:
1 start bit, 7 data bits, even parity, 1 stop bit.
The data rate must be 2400 bps for a standalone modem or 1200 bps for a
rackmount modem.
This terminal will be connected to the standalone modem's command port.
The command port for the rackmount modem is normally routed to the
rack Controller Card. Appendix B contains details of how to route the
command port via the DTE connector.
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