Tainet ITM-3296bis, User Manual

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4-8 GENERAL INFORMATION AND FEATURES
4.8 Remote Access
This functions in both calling and answering mode to automatically recognize the
remote modem standard and connect to it accordingly.
The TAINET Network Series Modem is equipped with remote access functions. You
may use it to get the line condition and working status as well as change the
operation mode and parameters of the remote site TAINET modem. It offers you the
conveniences of installation and maintenance. Note that both modems should be
offering by TAINET, furthermore, the "Romote grant" should be set (under
"AUXILIARY" MENU). However, these functions are not effective before connection.
If you are using the front panel, press "ENTER" key in the main menu to enter
"Remote/Local" selection. Use "
←
" or "
→
" keys to select "Romote"; then press
"ENTER" key to activate remote functions. About 2 seconds later, the screen shows”
Remote
←
" and the "L" on the left upper corner of the screen is changed to "R". Now
the modem is working in the remote mode. At this moment, what you see on the local
modem is exactly the same as that of the remote modem, In other words, there is no
difference for you to operate the front panel of the local modem from the remote one
except that the keys on the remote modem are disabled.
To return to local operation, what you need to do is to select "Local" at the
"Local/Remote" menu then press "ENTER" key. Tainet modems offer another remote
access function through secondary channel in V.34 mode. Before using this secondary
remote access functio, you should set “Sec. channel” to be ON.
4.9 Multi-standard Handshake
The T-288C with ITU-T recommendations V.34, V.32bis, V.32, V.22bis, V.22, V.21,
V.8, V.42 and V.42bis operating standard.
The T-1496terbo with V32terbo and ITU-T recommendations V.32bis, V.32, V.22bis,
V.22, V.21, V.42 and V.42bis operating standards.
The T-1496 with ITU-T recommendations V.32bis, V.32, V.22bis, V.22, V.21, V.42
and V.42bis operating standards.
The ITM-3296bis with ITU-T recommendations V.32bis, V.32, V.22bis, V.22, V.21,
V.42 and V.42bis operating standards.