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DLM4500 User Guide
Quick Configuration
***For Most Applications the DLM4500 Comes Preconfigured
Note: The Enter key produces the ASCII character ‘cr’ carriage return (decimal 13, hex 0d).
Note also that there are no ‘O’s (ohs) in any of the following AT command string. All round
characters are the number zero (0).
To verify the settings before and after changing parameters type the command string:
AT&V (Enter) then examine the settings and registers displayed on the screen.
A. Set to Chipset’s default
AT&F0 (Enter)
Responds OK
B. Set Connection and Correction Modes
AT&D0&K0#P0%C0\K3\N4%E0$LB=3&W0 (Enter)
Responds OK
C. Baud Rate
If this modem is to be forced to connect and communicate at a fixed baud rate, the following command will need to be
entered. If an auto-connect baud rate sequence is used between modems then skip this section and go to step D.
Note: The most industrial equipment are operated at pre-selected fixed baud rates. These AT commands are
used to force the modem to connect at only the specified baud rate. It will not hunt to find a matching baud rate.
AT$SB9600$MB9600&W0 (Enter) - Where 9600 in both places is the desired baud rate
Responds OK
D.
Mode
Dial-Up
Type:AT&L0%DC0&W0 (Enter)
Responds OK
Leased Line mode enter:
Master
Type: AT&L1%DC1&W0 (Enter)
Responds OK
Remote
Type: AT&L2%DC1&W0 (Enter)
Responds OK
Note: Leased line operations require one modem to be a Master and other to be a Remote.