Modemulator User Guide
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Example:
AT{Sn=p
(where
n
is any User number from 1 through 9, and
p
is replaced with the desired password)
are automatically stored to EEPROM. It does not
require you to send &W.
3.
Enable Auto-answer in the answering Modemulator and save to NVRAM
Set register S0 greater than 0 to enable Auto-answer in the answering Modemulator.
Example:
ATS0=1&W
S register settings are not automatically written to EEPROM. Send &W to maintain the S registers
after a reset.
4.
Password Prompting is now operational
In order to disable Password Prompting, use the
to delete the Administrator (User 0)
password.
Example:
AT{S0=
(Issuing the command with a blank password deletes the previous password)
Granting Administrator Privileges to a User
When Password Prompting is enabled, Users 1-9 have no Administrator privileges by default, but can be
individually granted Administrator privileges.
A User can be granted or denied Administrator privileges locally (pre-deployment) or remotely (post-
deployment). The following steps will describe how to do local configuration. To do remote configuration,
see
for details about using Remote Access.
To grant Administrator privileges to a User:
Connect a computer serial port to the originating Modemulator Terminal port with a serial cable. Run a
terminal application on the computer to facilitate sending commands into the Modemulator.
to grant (x=1) or deny (x=0) Administrator privileges to any User (n).
