Once you have changed the port parameters, make a hard copy of the new settings. Use the
"P" command described on page 5-2 of this section to view the port information display; this will
show the new settings. If your PC or terminal has a printer, press the
[PRINT SCREEN]
key on
your keyboard to print out a copy of the port information display. If you don't have a printer,
write down everything that appears on the port information display.
Keep the hard copy in a safe place. You may have to refer to it later if there is a problem with
the port configuration settings.
C - CONFIGURE THE SWITCH
The "C" command will switch you to the configuration command level. When this happens,
your normal prompt will be replaced with the following:
CONFIG>
To view a list of the commands you can use at the configuration command level, use the "H"
(help) command. This tells the RFL 9660 to send a list of all configuration commands to your
terminal. A typical configuration command list is shown in Figure 5-5.
nn
-represents digits.
xx-represents characters.
{0-99} -represents allowed range.
[28] -is default (if reset)
PP nn
- Period awaiting password {5-99} [28]
PA nn
- Silence before deselect code {1-99} [1]
PB nn
- Silence after deselect code {1-99} [1]
PT nnnn
- Inactive period, port selected {20-32000} [600]
PM nnnn
- Inactive period, menu mode {20-32000} [600]
CC xxx
- Port deselect code {0-3 characters} [BYE]
CR x...
- Modem reset code {2-30 characters} [\,+++\,ATZ0 O\n\,]
CB n x...
- Call back string {1-10} of {1-40 characters}
PW n x...
- Password {1-10} of {2-7} characters [None]
CM x
- Message format {Long or Brief or None} [Long]
CT x
- Enable CCITT modem sequence {Y/N} [N]
CE x
- Password enable {Y/N} [N]
CS
- Store changes (use after alterations)
CA x
- Enable port selection by number {Y/N} [Y]
Q
- Quit programming mode without saving changes
S
- Show current selections
R
- Reset to factory default
CONFIG> _
Figure 5-5. Typical configuration command list display for the 14.4Kbps modem
RFL 9660
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