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Description: Use the !TXG command to amplify the microphone output of an analog telephone
device connected to AUX port. AT!TXG0 selects no amplification, AT!TXG4 selects
the highest amplification, and intermediate numbers select intermediate amplification.
CAUTION: Do not adjust the gain unless absolutely necessary. It is very large at
non-zero levels. Adjust only for special equipment that provides very low-level
signals to the analog port.
!TXG0 No microphone amplification through
!TXG4 Highest microphone amplification
Command: !Z=n
Function: Rate Adaption Protocol
Values: n = 5, 6, 9, or 12
Default: !Z=6 (V.110)
Description: The !Z command selects the rate adaption protocol used to communicate with
another terminal adapter. The local and remote terminal adapters must be set to the
same protocol for communication to take place.
!Z=5 V.120 protocol — not presently supported.
!Z=6 V.110 protocol — not presently supported.
!Z=9 ML-PPP protocol (default)
!Z=11 CLEAR data protocol
!Z=12 X.75 protocol — not presently supported.
Serial Port Configuration Commands
Use the following commands to control the interaction between the ProxyServer and the computer
that is connected to it.
Command: En
Function: Command Mode Echo
Values: n = 0 or 1
Default: E1 (Echo on)
Description: Normally, when you enter commands on the keyboard, the ProxyServer echoes the
characters back to the computer or terminal, where they are displayed on the
monitor. Use the E command to turn this feature on and off.
E0 Echo off
E1 Echo on
Command: L5, L6, and L8
Function: List Active Profile
Values: n = 5, 6, or 8
Default: none
Description: The L5 command lists the current operating parameters of your ProxyServer. This
information can be very useful when you are changing communications software or
when you are changing default settings. ATL5 lists the AT command parameters,
ATL6 lists the values currently stored in the S-Registers, and ATL8 lists the low-level
ISDN status [physical layer Ready, data link layer Ready, cause of previous
disconnect (busy, congestion, normal call clearing, etc.), and SPID Incorrect or SPID
Correct for North American switch types].
Command: Qn
Function: Enable/Disable Result Codes
Values: n = 0, 1, or 2
Default: Q0 (Enable result codes)
Description: The Q command controls whether the ProxyServer sends result codes to the
computer. (Use the V command to select the format of the result codes.)
Q0 Enable result codes.
Q1 Disable result codes (quiet mode) for applications such as computer-
controlled auto dialing.