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Chapter 11: Commanding the ISDN TA/V
from within the software’s menu structure), and address the ISDN TA/V
directly by typing commands from the AT command language. Alternatively,
you can use the supplied
Intro software to command and configure the ISDN
TA/V, as outlined in Section 11.2
11.2 Via Intro Software Menu Selections
Intro
is a DOS-based software program designed to help you command the
ISDN TA/V and alter its operating configuration using a simple menu
structure. It is by far the easiest way to command your ISDN TA/V, and we
therefore strongly recommend that you use it. However, similarly to the
command option described in
Section 11.1 , Intro must be installed in the
computer which is connected to the unit’s DTE interface, and can therefore
only address the ISDN TA/V if the DTE interface is configured to accept
asynchronous commands (default configuration). Of course, if your system
is not compatible with the program’s requirements as detailed in Part I, the
Getting Started section of this manual, you will not be able to use it, and you
will have to use one of the other methods to command the ISDN TA/V.
Each of your ISDN TA/V’s features and functions which can be altered using
Intro are described within the program’s on-screen menus, and when one of
these features or functions is selected a help box is displayed giving details of
the effect it will have on the ISDN TA/V’s operating characteristics. When
you confirm your selection, the software then builds the correct AT command
for you and sends it to the ISDN TA/V to be actioned.
Because of the simplicity of this system, and the number of your ISDN TA/V’s
features and facilities that it encompasses, you may find that you will never
have to instruct the ISDN TA/V by issuing an AT command directly from
your keyboard. However, it should be noted that
Intro
menus do not cover
the entire range of AT commands available to you. Those that are not covered
can be actioned by selecting
CONFIGURE from the main menu and
INTERACTIVE from the sub-menu. In effect, this provides you with a
terminal connection to the ISDN TA/V from which the entire range of AT
commands can be issued.
If you want to complement a description given by Intro which relates to a
feature/function or application, you should refer to the relevant section
within this Reference section of the manual for further clarification.