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    P rofessional External M odem USER'S MANUAL 560UF/L & 560UF/D External Modem QUANTUM DATA SYSTEMS (HK) LTD.[...]

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    ACTIVE P rofessional External M odem USER` S MANUAL For Models: 560UF/L & 560UF/D The contents of this manual are subject to change without prior notice. Quantum Data Systems (H.K.) Ltd. shall not be held liable for technical or editorial omissions or errors made herein; nor for incidental or consequential damages resulting from the furnishing,[...]

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    WARNING - AUSTRALIAN USERS This FAX/Modem has been tested with Bitcom, Bitware for windows and fully complies with AUSTEL Technical Standards if the following conditions are followed : 1 THE NUNMBER OF RE- DIAL MUST NOT BE SET TO GREATER THAN 3 2. THE MODEM MUST NOT BE CONFIGURED TO THE BELL MODE OF OPERATION Software packages other than the above,[...]

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    TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION 1 CHAPTER 2. INSTALLATION 2 CHAPTER 3. LEASED LINE OPERATION 9 APPENDIX A. AT COMMANDS 11 APPENDIX B. RESULT CODES 24 APPENDIX C. S REGISTERS 26 APPENDIX D. CABLE PINS ASSIGNMENT 36 APPENDIX E. SPECIFI CATIONS 37 APPENDIX F. APPLICATION EXAMPLES 39 APPENDIX G . LED CONFIGURATION CHART FOR LEASED LINE 40[...]

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    CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 1 CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION OVERVIEW Congratulations on your purchase of ACTIVE Professiona l Externa l Modem. The modem equip s with V.42/MNP2-4 error control, V.42bis/MNP5 data compression as well as 14400bps facsimile functions. It incorporates the latest in advanced co[...]

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    CHAPTER 2. INSTALLATION ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 2 CHAPTER 2. INSTALLATION Carefully unpack the product package that you have received and check the contents as following: n The modem equipment n Telephone cable n 5V DC power adapter & power cable n Modem cable: 9 pins male to 9/25 pins female n Digital User ’ s [...]

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    CHAPTER 2. INSTALLATION ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 3 THE FRONT PANEL : 560UF/L & 560UF/D External Modem The front panel consists of seven light indicators, a 7 segment LED and five switch buttons which are explained as follows: S even light indicators : MR (Modem Ready) : This light indicates the modem is ready for A[...]

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    CHAPTER 2. INSTALLATION ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 4 A 7-segment LED (optional) Monitor the line speed . The speed may fall down or step up depending on the telephone line quality. 9 - 33600 bps 8 - 31200 bps 7 - 28800 bps 6 - 2640 0 bps 5 - 24000 bps 4 - 21600 bps 3 - 19200 bps 2 - 16800 bps 1 - 14400 bps 0 - 12000 bps [...]

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    CHAPTER 2. INSTALLATION ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 5 a. If the modem is in Normal mode, it acts as a O/A switch. Toggle this switch causes the modem to change from Originate mode to Answer mode and the LED segment displays ‘ A. ’ for answer mode, or ’ O. ‘ for Originate mode. b. If the modem is in Config. mode, i[...]

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    CHAPTER 2. INSTALLATION ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 6 Modem Configuration Table (Further reference: Appendix G) Menu (0-C, set by Menu switch) 0 Factory default - &F function (set by switch) ( 0)Auto ,(1)MNP,(2)Direct Mode. 1 Asyn - &Q function (0) Asyn 2 Type of line - &L function (0) Dial up, (1) 2 wire LL 3[...]

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    CHAPTER 2. INSTALLATION ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 7 8 Smart/Dumb mode - &A function (0) smart, (1) dumb 9 Compression control - %C function (0) Enables both MNP5 and V.42bis data compression (1) Disables data compression (2) Enables MNP5 data compression (3) Enables V.42bis data compression A DTE/DCE Flow control - [...]

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    CHAPTER 2. INSTALLATION ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 8 Example to set up DTE speed 57600 bps and modulation V.22 bis, 1. Set Normal / Config. Switch to PUSH position for Config. mode. 2. Set desired DTE speed 57600 bps Method: Toggle the Menu Switch to Menu 4 (DTE speed menu), the digit ‘4 ’ is shown on the LED segment[...]

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    CHAPTER 3. LEASED LINE OPERATION ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 9 CHAPTER 3 . LEASED LINE OPERATION This chapter tells you how to establish a leased line connection in asynchronous and synchronous modes. What is Leased Line Operation? In leased line operation, two modems are directly wired together by a dedicated telephone l[...]

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    CHAPTER 3 . LEASED LINE OPERATION ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 10 Then press the Enable Switch to update the DTE speed, The character ‘ U ’ is shown on the LED segment. If more setting are required ( i.e transmission mode, flow control, etc), repeat the above procedures. 4. Enable the POLL after all parameters are set.[...]

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    APPENDIX A. AT COMMANDS ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 11 APPENDIX A. AT COMMANDS The PC or terminal communicates with the modem through the use of the AT commands. Your communication software will act as an interface between you and your modem. You read this chapter to customise your configuration. To issue these industry-s[...]

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    APPENDIX A. AT COMMANDS ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 12 +++ Escape Characters Default : + Switch the modem from Online State to Command State without breaking the data connection. This character can be redefined by changing the value in S Register S2. AT=x Write to Selected S Register This command writes the value x to the[...]

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    APPENDIX A. AT COMMANDS ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 13 A-D DTMF digits A ,B,C and D. These digits may be prohibited in some countries * The "star" digit (tone dialling only) # The "gate" digit (tone dialling only) J Perform MNP 10 link negotiation at the highest supported speed for this call (Optional)[...]

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    APPENDIX A. AT COMMANDS ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 14 ATLn * Speaker volume Default : 2 ATL0 Selects low speaker volume ATL1 Selects low speaker volume ATL2 Selects medium speaker volume ATL3 Selects high speaker volume ATMn * Speaker control Default : 1 ATM0 Speaker is always off ATM1 Speaker is on during handshaking in[...]

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    APPENDIX A. AT COMMANDS ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 15 ATT * Set tone dial as default ATVn * Result code form (message control) Default : 1 ATV0 Allows short form (numeric) result codes to be sent ATV1 Allows long form (verbose) r esult codes to be sent ATWn * Negotiation progress reporting Default : 0 ATW0 Error-correcti[...]

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    APPENDIX A. AT COMMANDS ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 16 a handshaking sequence, the call and answer can be aborted by receiving any character from DTE. AT&Cn * RS232-C DCD option Default : 1 AT&C0 DCD is ON regardless of the state of the data carri er from the remote modem AT&C1 DCD follows the state of the dat[...]

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    APPENDIX A. AT COMMANDS ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 17 AT&K4 Enables XON/XOFF flow control AT&K5 Enables transparent XON/XOFF flow control AT&K6 Enables both RTS/CTS and XON/XOFF flow control (Default for fax mode) AT&Ln * Transmission line type Default : 0 AT&L0 Dial-u p line AT&L1 2-wire Leased l[...]

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    APPENDIX A. AT COMMANDS ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 18 AT&T0 Ends test in progress AT&T1 Initiates loc al analog loopback AT&T3 Initiates remote digital loopback locally. If no connection exists, ERROR is returned. AT&T4 Allows the modem to respond to a request from a remote modem for a remote digital loop[...]

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    APPENDIX A. AT COMMANDS ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 19 ATAn Maximum MNP block size Default : 2 ATA0 Sets maximum block size to 64 characters ATA1 Set s maximum block size to 128 characters ATA2 Sets maximum block size to 192 characters ATA3 Sets maximum block size to 256 characters AT Bn Transmit break (n=1-9) Defau[...]

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    APPENDIX A. AT COMMANDS ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 20 ATK2,3 Modem does not clear buffers but sends a break to the local DTE ATK4,5 Modem sends a break in sequence with any received data AT Ln MNP block transfer control Default : 0 ATL0 Uses stream mode for MNP link connections ATL1 Uses block mode for MNP link conn[...]

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    APPENDIX A. AT COMMANDS ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 21 002 = Received level of -2dBm . . . . 43 Received level of -43dBm AT%On * Selects answer/originate mode Default : 1 %O0 Selects answer mode %O1 Selects originate mdoe AT%Rn * Selects receive sensitivity ( 336RL ,336RL4 models) Default : 0 %R0 -43dBm %R1 -33dBm (For 33[...]

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    APPENDIX A. AT COMMANDS ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 22 Distinctive ring type Ring Cadence Detect Criteria 1 2.0 sec ON, 4.0 sec OFF. 2 0.8 sec ON, 0.4 sec OFF, 0.8 sec ON, 4.0 sec OFF. 3 0.4 sec ON, 0.2 sec OFF, 0.4 sec ON, 0.2 sec OFF, 0.8 sec ON, 4.0 sec OFF. AT+MS * Select Line Modulation The command format is : (336 m[...]

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    APPENDIX A. AT COMMANDS ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 23 <mod > Modulation Selected Possible Rates (bps) < min _rate>, < max_rate> 0 V.21 300 1 V.22 1200 2 V.22 bis 2400 or 1200 3 V.23 1200 9 V.32 9600 or 4800 10 V.32 bis 14400, 12000, 9600, 7200 or 4800 11 V.34 33600, 31200, 28800, 26400, 24000, 21600, 19[...]

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    APPENDIX B. CABLE PINS ASSIGNMENT ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 24 APPENDIX B. RESULT CODES ACTIVE modem responds to commands from the DTE and to activity on the line by signalling to the DTE in the form of result codes. The result codes can be sent by the modem in either short from (terse) or long form (verbose). Short for[...]

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    APPENDIX B. CABLE PINS ASSIGNMENT ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 25 185 CONNECT 37333 186 CONNECT 38667 187 CONNECT 41333 188 CONNECT 42667 189 CONNECT 45333 190 CONNECT 46667 191 CONNECT 49333 192 CONNECT 50667 193 CONNECT 53 333 194 CONNECT 54667 +F4 +FCERROR[...]

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    APPENDIX C. S REGISTERS ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 26 The symbol * means register value may be stored in one of the two user profiles with the AT&Wn command. Register parameter ranges from 0 - 255 unless specified. APPENDIX C. S REGISTERS Your ACTIVE modem has a number of S registers that affect various operation cha[...]

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    APPENDIX C. S REGISTERS ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 27 S6 * Wait time for blind dialling (Range :2-255) Default : 2 Sets the lengt h of time in seconds to pause after the modem goes off- hook and before the modem dials the first digit of the telephone number. The modem always pauses for a minimum of 2 seconds even if the [...]

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    APPENDIX C. S REGISTERS ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 28 S14 * Bit mapped option Bit 0 0 ATT (Default) 1 ATP Bit 1 0 ATE0 1 ATE1 (Default) Bit 2 0 ATQ0 (Default) 1 ATQ1 Bit 3 0 ATV0 1 ATV1 (Default) Bit 4,5,6 0 AT&K0 3 AT&K3 (Default) 4 AT&K4 5 AT&K5 6 AT&K6 Bit 7 Originate/answer 0 Answer 1 Originate (D[...]

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    APPENDIX C. S REGISTERS ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 29 S18 * Test timer Default : 0 Sets the length of time in second which the modem conducts a test before returning to the command mode. If this register is zero, the test will not automatically terminate; the test must be terminated from the command mode by issuing an AT[...]

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    APPENDIX C. S REGISTERS ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 30 5 ATX2 6 ATX3 7 ATX4 Bit 7 Reserved S23 * Bit mapped options Bit 0 0 AT&T5 1 AT&T4 Bit 1-3 Local DTE rate 0 0-300bps 1 600bps 2 1200bp s 3 2400bps 4 4800bps 5 9600bps 6 19200bps 7 38400bps Bit 4,5 Parity option 0 even 1 not used 2 odd 3 none Bit 6,7 0 AT&G[...]

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    APPENDIX C. S REGISTERS ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 31 register sets the time delay in hundredth of a second before the modem turns CTS ON. S27 * Bit mapped option Bit 0,1,3 0 AT&Q0 or AT&M0 1 AT&Q1 or AT&M1 2 AT&Q2 or AT&M2 3 AT&Q3 or AT&M3 4 AT&Q4 5 AT&Q5 6 AT&Q6 Bit 2 0 AT&am[...]

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    APPENDIX C. S REGISTERS ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 32 S31 * Bit mapped option Bit 0 Reserved Bit 1 0 ATN0 1 ATN1 Bit 2,3 0 ATW0 1 ATW1 2 ATW2 Bit 4-7 Reserved S32 XON Character Default : 17(11h) S33 XOFF Character Default : 19(13h) S34 - 35 Reserve d S36 * Negotiate failure fallback Default : 7 Bit 0-2 0 Modem disconnect[...]

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    APPENDIX C. S REGISTERS ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 33 9 Attempts to connect at 9600bps 10 Attempts to connect at 12000bps 11 Attempts to connect at 14400bps 12 Attempts to conn ect at 7200bps S38 Delay before forced disconnect Default : 20 This register specifies the time delay in second between the modem's receipt [...]

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    APPENDIX C. S REGISTERS ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 34 S42 - S45 Reserved S46 * Data compression control (Range :136,138) Default : 138 136 Executes error correction protocol with no comp ression 138 Executes error correction protocol with compression S48 * V.42 negotiation action (Range:0 ,7,128) Default : 7 0 Disables n[...]

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    APPENDIX C. S REGISTERS ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 35 Sets the transmit level from 0 to -15 dBm for the FAX mode. The value may be limited as it is a country dependent parameter. S95 * Extended result codes Bit 0 CONNECT result code includes DCE speed instead of DTE speed Bit 1 Append /ARQ to verbose CONNECT XXXX result [...]

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    APPENDIX D. CABLE PINS ASSIGNMENT ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 36 APPENDIX D . CABLE PINS ASSIGNMENT For 560UF/L and 560UF/D External Modem Pin EIA V.24 Abbrev. Function 1 CF 109 C D Carrier Detect 2 BB 104 R D Receive Data 3 BA 103 T D Transmit Data 4 CD 108.2 DTR Data Terminal Ready 5 AB 102 GND System Ground 6 CC 107 DS[...]

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    APPENDIX E. SPECIFICATIONS ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 37 APPENDIX E . SPECIFICATIONS Compatibility: Data modem: ITU-T V.90, K56fl ex (560 models only), V.34+, ITU-T V.34 , ITU-T V.32bis, ITU-T V.32, ITU-T V.22bis, ITU-T V.23, ITU-T V.22, ITU-T V.21, BELL 212A, BELL 103 Fax modem: ITU-T V.17, ITU-T V.29, ITU-T V.27ter, IT[...]

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    APPENDIX E. SPECIFICATIONS ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 38 Transmit Level: -10 dBm (Country dependent) Receive Sensitivity: -43dBm / -33dBm (336 models only) Command Buffer: 39 characters (including “ AT ” ) Non-volatile Memory: Stores 2 user configuration profiles (excluding factory profile) and fo ur 36- digit phone [...]

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    APPENDIX F APPLICATION EXAMPLES ACTIVE Professio n al External Modem User ’ s Manual 39 APPENDIX F . APPLICATION EXAMPLES[...]

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