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Using Modems 10-3
Using Automatic Modem Configuration
A modem table display looks like the following:
The modem type is either system or user.
System
indicates that the configuration settings
are the factory default settings.
User
indicates that the user has configured the modem
table settings for that modem.
To display the settings for a particular modem, use the following command:
Command> show modem ModemName(short)
The display for a modem looks like this:
Adding a Modem to the Modem Table
To add a modem to the modem table, use the following command:
Command> add modem ModemName(short)
“ModemName(long)”
Speed “String”
For example, to add a Paradyne 3811+ modem to the modem table, enter:
Command> add modem para3811 “Paradyne 3811+" 115200 “AT&FS0=1&W\r^OK"
Note – Use a \r for a carriage return, and a caret (^) to separate the send and expect
characters in the string. In the example above, the PortMaster expects OK. Never use
on or off for a modem short name.
Short Name Long Name Type
-------------- ------------- ------
cardinal Cardinal MVP288XF System
mega Massive MegaFast User
supra-288 Supra V.34 System
Short Name: supra-fax-288
Long Name: SupraFax 28.8
Optimal Speed: 115200
Type: User Defined
Init Script: Send Command Wait for Reply
----------------------------------------------- --------------------
AT&F2&C1&D3S0=1S2=129s10=20&W OK
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