The Modem Port tab is for configuring parameters related
to the Modem (DTE) Port. This is where you begin to
configure a device to work with a landline or wireless modem
. You will setup parameters such as initialization string,
dial string, hangup string, signal control, mode connection options.
Sets Modem Port Baud Rate, Data
Example: 19200,8N1 (DEFAULT = 115200,8N1)
Baud Rate Options: 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 18200, 38400, 57600, 115200
Sets how the COM1000 uses the
DCD signal from the modem.
Options: 0 = Ignore DCD (Send data r
egardless of DCD state) (DEFAULT)
1 = Use DCD (Look for DCD before dialing or sending data)
Sets how the COM1000 uses the
DTR to control the modem.
Options: 0 = Disable DTR (Do not assert DTR at any time)
regardless of modem state
Sets how the COM1000 uses Flow Control.
Options: 0 = Disable Flow Control
Echo typed characters back locally.
Modem Mode of Operation
Modem Connection Timer
Options: 0 = No specific time; hang up after transaction (DEFAULT)
Modem Setup String Sets modem setup string. Accepts alphanumeric value up to 50 characters
Modem Init String Sets modem initialization string.
Accepts alphanumeric value up to 20 characters.
Sets modem dial string. Accepts alph
anumeric value up to 20 characters
Used for setting both dial prefix
(ATD, ATDT, etc) and phone number.
Sets modem escape string. Used for setting the value required by the modem to
escape from a session. Accepts alphanumeric value up to 20 characters (+++)
Sets modem hangup string. Accepts alphanumeric value up to 20 characters
Used for setting the value required by the modem to hangup a session. (ATH)
Sets line termination sequence used when sending command strings to a modem.
Options: 0 = CR (Send a Carriage Return after sending string) (DEFAULT)
2 = CR+LF (Send a Carriage Return + Line Feed after sending string)