Total Control MP/16, Operator'S Manual

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Modem Setup 2-21
Setting Default Configuration
NOTE: A modem can be easily configured for either hardware or
software flow control using the modem’s built in Configuration
Templates.
♦
From TCM, execute the HW Flow Control Def. or SW Flow
Control Def.
command from the
Actions/Commands
window
♦
In the Total Control Modem MIB, the MIB objects are
loadHwFlowDflt
(23)
and
loadSwFlowDflt(24)
.
For more information, see
&Fn
in Appendix D.
NVRAM Defaults
The modems are factory set to load NVRAM settings at power-on
or reset (DIP switch 10 OFF). These settings offer optimal modem
performance with most installations.
The following table lists default settings stored in NVRAM:
Table 2-5. Default NVRAM Settings
Setting Description
B0 ITU-T answer sequence
&M4 Normal/error control
&K1 Data compression
&H1 Transmit data flow control
&R2 Rec'd data hardware flow control—Enabled
&I0 Rec'd data software flow control—Disabled
&B1 Serial port rate—Fixed
&N0 Link rate select—Variable
X7 Extended Result code
&A3 Protocol result code subset
P Pulse dial
F1 Online local echo—Disabled
&T4 Remote Digital Loopback (RDL)
&L0 Normal analog phone line
&S0 Data Set Ready (DSR) Override
&Y1 Break handling—Clear buffer, send immediately
&Z0–3=0 Stored telephone number—Blank
&P0 Pulse dial make/break ratio—U.S./Canada
&G0 Guard tone—U.S./Canada