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MultiCommManager User Guide

Configuring Your Modems

The MultiCommManager system is configurable and can be adapted to many different computing

environments. Two types of modem parameters can be configured: AT commands and Modem

General Setup settings. Also, the condition upon which a configuration is sent to the modems can

be set by modem group.

The AT commands that are configured are the same commands that can be sent to the modem

through the modem’s serial port. The actual AT commands that are sent depend on the intended

purpose of the modem and the modem model; some newer modem cards have different command

sets than older models. AT commands can be grouped together in a modem configuration file that

can be used to configure modems used for similar purposes. E.g., the configuration file UNIX.CFG

could contain all the commands required by modems attached to a UNIX system. These files can be

created and edited by Configuration Manager. It is important to note that when these sets of AT

commands are sent to the modem, the modem is set first to the factory default settings, so the con-

figuration files need only contain differences from the modem’s factory default setting.

Modem General Setup settings include options that might be set by switches on the modem, such

as whether the modem is to be a dial-up or leased-line, asynchronous or synchronous, security or

non-security modem. Modem General Setup cannot be configured at a CommPlete

Communications Server site.

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