
ECDIALER and ISDN 89
If the AT commands given above are not compatible with your modem, you
should determine, from your modem’s operating guide, the equivalent
commands used to control the following parameters:
The Request-To-Send/Clear-To-Send (RTS/CTS) delay interval value may
also need to be adjusted. This value determines the delay time a modem uses
before turning on CTS after detecting an OFF-to-ON transition on RTS.
The RTS/CTS delay interval can be adjusted by adjusting the modem’s S26
register. If you are using a Hayes-compatible modem, this is achieved with the
AT command:
ATS26=x
where x is the value of the delay interval in increments of 10 ms.
If you do not own a Hayes compatible modem, consult your modem’s operating
guide for directions on how to adjust the interval between detection of the
Request-To-Send mode and enabling of the Clear-To-Send signal.
Sample Script
The ECDIALER script does three things:
• Initializes the Eiconcard for communications with the modem. This is done
with the SET_PORT, SET_DATA_BIT, SET_SPEED, and finally the
OPEN_COMM commands.
• Programs the modem.
• Calls the DATAPAC online service from Montreal. This is done with the
Type “ATDT8614750” command. When a connection is established, the
modem answers with a “CONNECT 2400” string.
Parameter Settings Required
DTR on/off The Data Terminal Ready signal will be turned off to cause the
modem to hang up. The modem should interpret DTR this way.
DSR on/off The Data Set Ready signal is used to detect a connection. It should
be turned on only when data is ready to be sent (modem negotiation
complete).
Sync/Async mode The modem must operate in asynchronous mode while in an off-line
command state. It must operate in synchronous mode from the time
the connection is fully established until the on-line data-transfer state
is terminated.
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