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Appendix C
Modem Commands C-1
Modem Commands
This appendix contains the modem commands.
Your telephony modem must be operated under versions of Microsoft Windows later
than 3.1x. The modem will not work under MS-DOS, earlier versions of Microsoft
Windows, or Windows NT.
Table C-1
Modem Commands
Command Description
AT* Attention Code. AT is the command line prefix that tells the modem that
a command or sequence of commands is being entered. It precedes all
commands except the A/ (repeat) and +++ (escape) commands.
Entered alone, AT causes the modem to respond with OK or 0 if it is
ready to receive commands.
Parameters: none
A/ Repeat Last Command. A/ causes the modem to repeat the previous
command, such as redialing a telephone number. The previously
executed command remains in the command buffer until AT is entered
or the power is turned off. Both actions clear the buffer and make the A/
command invalid, since there is no command to repeat.
It is not necessary to enter either an AT before or a <cr> after this
command because they are also held in the command buffer with the
previous command.
Parameters: none
A Answer Command. ATA causes the modem to answer a call without
waiting for a ring. This is useful in manually answering a call or when
making a direct connection with another modem in the originate mode.
Parameters: none
NOTE: Any command that follows A on the same command line is
ignored.The A command is not permitted in some countries. In those
cases, ATA returns an error.
Bn Communications Standard Option. ATBn determines ITU or Bell
standard.
Parameters: n = 0 - 3, 15, 16
n = 0 ITU V.22 for 1200 bps
n = 1 Bell 212A for 1200 bps (default)
n = 2, 3Deselects ITU V.23 reverse channel
n = 15 ITU V.21 for 300 bps
n = 16 Bell 103J for 300 bps (default)
- Maintenance and Service Guide 1
- Technician Notes 2
- Laser Safety 3
- CDRH Regulations 3
- Battery Notice 4
- Serial Number 4
- Contents 6
- Chapter 7 8
- Chapter 8 9
- Chapter 9 9
- Contents ix 10
- Computer Product Description 11
- 1.2 Standard Features 12
- 1.2.1 Software Fulfillment 13
- 1.3 Options 14
- 1.3.4 External Keyboards and 15
- Pointing Devices 15
- 1.3.5 External Monitors 15
- 1.4.2 Right Side Components 17
- 1.4.3 Rear Components 18
- 1.4.4 Bottom Components 19
- 1.4.5 Status Panel Lights 20
- Description 21
- 2.3.2 Rear Components 26
- Troubleshooting 28
- 3.1 Preliminary Steps 29
- Troubleshooting 3-3 30
- 3.4 POST Error Messages 31
- Table 3-1 32
- Warning Messages 32
- Table 3-2 33
- Fatal Error Messages 33
- Table 3-3 33
- Fatal Error Beep Codes 33
- 3.5 Compaq Utilities 34
- 3-8 Troubleshooting 35
- Computer Checkup 36
- 3-10 Troubleshooting 37
- 3.6 Diagnostic Error Codes 38
- 3-12 Troubleshooting 39
- Troubleshooting 3-13 40
- Table 3-11 41
- Video Test Error Codes 41
- Table 3-12 42
- Audio Test Error Codes 42
- Table 3-13 43
- Table 3-14 43
- CD-ROM Test Error Codes 43
- 3.7.1 Solving Minor Problems 44
- Table 3-16 45
- Troubleshooting 3-19 46
- Table 3-17 47
- Solving Hard Drive Problems 48
- Solving CD-ROM Drive Problems 48
- Table 3-20 49
- Table 3-21 49
- Table 3-22 50
- Table 3-23 50
- Solving Memory Problems 51
- Solving PC Card Problems 52
- Table 3-25 Continued 53
- Solving Power Problems 54
- Solving Printer Problems 55
- Solving Screen Problems 55
- Table 3-28 56
- Table 3-29 57
- Troubleshooting 3-31 58
- 3-32 Troubleshooting 59
- Solving Network Problems 60
- 3-34 Troubleshooting 61
- 4.1 System Unit 63
- 4.2 Mass Storage Devices 65
- 4.3 Cables and Power Cords 67
- 4.5 Options 71
- 4.6 Miscellaneous Parts 73
- 4.8 Shipping Boxes 75
- 4.9 Documentation 75
- 5.1 System Unit 77
- Removal and Replacement 79
- Preliminaries 79
- Equipment 80
- Removing Batteries 80
- Preventing Damage to Drives 81
- Grounding Methods 81
- Grounding Workstations 82
- Grounding Equipment 82
- 6.2 Service Considerations 84
- 6.3 Serial Number 84
- Procedures 85
- 7.3 Design Overview 87
- 7.3.3 Video system 88
- 7.4.2 Undocking the Computer 89
- 7.4.3 Battery Pack 90
- To install the battery pack: 91
- 7.4.4 DualBay Devices 92
- 7.4.5 PCMCIA 93
- 7.5 Modem 94
- 7.6 CD-ROM Drive 95
- 3. Remove the CD-ROM drive 96
- 7.7 Keyboard 97
- 7.8 Memory Board 100
- 7.9 Hard Drive 103
- 7.10 Lithium Real Time Clock 105
- 8. Remove the RTC battery 106
- Cover and Microphone 107
- 5. Remove the microphone 109
- 7.12.1 Clutch Covers 110
- 7.12.2 Display Assembly 111
- 7.12.3 Clutches 112
- 5. Remove the display bezel 113
- 7. Remove the display clutch 115
- 7.12.4 Display latches 116
- 7.13 Top Cover Assembly 118
- 7.13.1 Power Button 120
- 7.13.2 Suspend Button 121
- 7.14 LED Status Panel 124
- 7.16 DC-DC Converter 127
- 7.17 Fan 131
- Figure 7-42. Removing the Fan 132
- 7.18 I/O Fixture Connector 133
- 7.19 System Board 135
- 7.20 AC Power 137
- 7.21 External Computer 138
- Components 138
- 7.21.2 Computer Feet 138
- Upgrade Procedures for the 139
- Convenience Base 139
- Ethernet Network Module 140
- 5. Remove the 10BaseT module 144
- Specifications 148
- 9.1 Computer 149
- 9.2 Displays 150
- 9.3 Hard Drives 151
- 9.4 Diskette Drive 152
- 9.5 CD-ROM Drive 153
- 9.6 Battery Packs 154
- 9.7 Convenience Base 155
- 9.8 External Power Supplies 156
- Table 9-11 157
- External Battery Charger 157
- 9.9 System Interrupts 158
- 9.10 System DMA 158
- 9.11 System I/O Address 159
- Table 9-17 Continued 160
- 9.12 System Memory Map 161
- Table A-7 164
- Parallel 164
- Table A-8 164
- Table A-9 165
- Expansion Connector 165
- Table A-9 Continued 166
- Table A-10 168
- Speaker Connector 168
- Power Cord Set Requirements 169
- Country-Specific Requirements 170
- Modem Commands 171
- Table C-1 Continued 172
- Command Description 172
- Table C-2 175
- AT Commands 175
- Table C-2 Continued 176
- Table C-3 178
- Fax Commands 178
- Table C-3 Continued 179
- Table C-4 181
- Dial Modifiers 181
- 1.1 Models and Features 184
- 1.2 Features 185
- 1.3 Software Fulfillment 186
- Universal Serial Bus 187
- Battery Spacer Door 187
- Illustrated Parts for the 188
- Computer 188
- Table 4-1 189
- System Unit 189
- Table 4-2 190
- Mass Storage Devices 190
- Table 4-3 191
- Cables and Power Cords 191
- Table 4-4 192
- Standard and Optional Boards 192
- Table 4-5 193
- Table 4-6 194
- Miscellaneous Parts 194
- Table 4-7 195
- Accessories 195
- Option Spares 196
- 9.0 Specifications 197
- Physical Configuration 198
- Random < 150 ms 199
- Table 9-3 200
- 12.1-inch TFT, SVGA Display 200
- Appendix C 201
- Continued 201
- Continued 205
- Index I-1 214
- I-2 Index 215
- Index I-3 216
- I-4 Index 217
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