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300-Bps Intelligent Modem
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Contents
Introduction 1 · Description
Protocol (DIP) switches . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Communications protocol . . . . . .
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the DCM-7
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2 Tandy protocol mode operation ...........................
Manual v. automatic operation Originate v. answer mode Sample programming sessions
Manual mode ·operations . . . . . . • . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . .
Automatic mode operations . . • . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Analog self-test mode
Always auto-answer mode operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . • .
On-line abort conditions . . • . • . • . . . . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . .
Result codes . . . • • . . • . . . . • • . • . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . • . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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3 Hayes® protocol mode operation .........................
Command codes . . . . . . . . . . . • .
Registers . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Result codes . . . . . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . • . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Appendices
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A Tandy protocol reference .......................................
B Hayes protocol reference ........................................
Programming commands .
Registers . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . • . • . . . . . . . . • . . • . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Data
line monitoring
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C Connecting the DCM-7 ...........................................
Telephone connections . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • .
Computer connections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Power source . • . . . • . . • • • . . • . • . • • • . • . • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . . . • . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . • • . . . . .
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49 51 51
Contents
D XENIX® operations ................................................. 53
E Troubleshooting ......................................................... 55
Analog loop self-test
Multi-line phone operation
F Specifications ..................................
Performance . . . . .
Physical/ environmental
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G Schematic diagram ................................................... 59
Index
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Tables
1
DIP
Switch Settings in Tandy Protocol Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . 6
DIP
2 3 Result Codes (Tandy) 4 Commands with Parameters (Hayes) 5 Basic Command Codes (Hayes)
6 Dialing and Answering Command Codes (Hayes)
7 Registers (Hayes) .•......•.•.•... ..••• .. ... ....•.. .••..
8 Result Codes (Hayes)-
9 Programining Commands (Tandy)
10 List Settings and Related Commands (Tandy) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . 36
11 12 13
Switch Settings in Hayes Protocol Mode
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Dialer Codes (Hayes)
Modem-to-Computer Cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . • . • . • . . . . . . . . .
Computer Option Boards . • . . . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . • .
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Introduction
With the Tandy direct-connect, 300-Bps Intelligent Modem DCM-7, your
or
computer or data terminal can communicate with other computers nals using ordinary telephone lines.
The DCM-7 accepts data from a computer, converts the data into two­frequency tones and then sends the tones over telephone lines modem. Conversely, the DCM-7 accepts tones from telephone lines and
data
changes those tones into This direct-connect, Bell
automatic dial, answer system configuration enhancements provides operation in both Tandy and Hayes protocol modes - each selec-
at
table In the Hayes protocol mode, your Modem
of in Hayes protocol allow you keyboard for the same operational modes used in Tandy protocol.
For example, you can set the DCM-7 for manual originate mode, incoming call when you are contacting a remote computer. gram the DCM-7 for auto-originate or auto-answer mode and let the DCM-7 dial the telephone number In either Tandy perform operations such specified number communication
Another feature you to monitor audibly the dialing and data communication progress. The situation codes.
Sample programming sessions are provided in each section to help familiarize you with the various functions you started using your Modem familiar with should keep you
the flip
running with Hayes software. Special command instructions and registers
in
is
of a DIP
which you manually dial the telephone number or answer an
is
of
reported visually
the manual and your Modem, the handy Quick Reference Card
and
or
Hayes protocol, the DCM-7 can be programmed to
of
rings and automatically redialing a phone number when
not established.
the DCM-7
"up-and-running!"
that your computer understands.
103-type modem
disconnect features, but also a wide range
switch.
to
program the DCM-7 from your computer
of
a remote computer or answer
as
automatically seizing the telephone line after a
is
a built-in monitor speaker which enables
on
your display with messages called results
as
quickly
is
not only designed with standard
as
well. Its microprocessing unit (MPU)
is
AT-compatible and capable
or
manual answer
Or
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incoming call.
of
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the DCM-7 and to get
as
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Description
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the DCM-7 1
When power panel will light - depending DIP switch settings. These 6 indicators show the Modem's internal and ternal operation status.
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POWER
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when the Modem
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OFF to
@ TERMINAL READY indicator lights when the terminal
DTR
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CARRIER er
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data.
(j) RECEIVED DATA indicator flashes when the Modem
is
first applied, several
indicator lights when the power is ON. switch turns the Modem
is
not being used.
HOOK indicator lights when the Modem
the
phone line).
(Data Terminal Ready) signal.
DETECT indicator lights when the Modem receives a carri-
tone
or
generates a "false" carrier. ·
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POWER I OFF HOOK I
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on
the status
TERMINAL
READY
of
the indicators
of
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or
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on
the DCM-7's front
the computer's protocol and
OFF.
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to
turn
it OFF
is
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supplying the
is
transmitting
is
receiving
dat~.
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I TRANSMIT I RECEIVED
DATA DATA
TANDY'
300
BPS
INTELLIGENT MODEM DCM-7
ex-
Figure 1.
Front
3
Panel View
Description
CD
RS-232C standard DB-25 terface
@
PROTOCOL
@
PHONE
@
POWER
® WALL
of
the DCM-7
of
your computer.
(DIP) switches control the Modem's power-up condition.
jack
connects the telephone to the Modem.
jack
connects the Modem to the
JACK
phone line cord connects the Modem to the telephone line.
jack
connects the Modem to the RS-232C in-
AC
power adapter.
PHONE
CD
Figure 2
Before you connect the DCM-7, first read the instructions in Appendix Connecting the DCM-7. to
the computer! .
Be
Figure 3. A Typical Connection
..
Rear Panel View
sure to
turn
®
OFF
the power to the Modem
© ®
C,
and
4
Chapter 1
Protocol (DIP) switches
DIP switches control the DCM-7's power-up condition. These switches must be set before you turn the power ON.
First, you will have to decide whether you want to use the Modem in the
Tandy protocol mode or Hayes protocol
munications software, you will want to with Hayes communications software, set it to the Hayes protocol mode. (Both
the
Tandy
with either communications software.) Tandy protocol
When you select Tandy protocol mode, set the Modem to set other Figure 4 for the suggested switch settings in this mode (black portion shows the switch position).
NO NO
TRUE
1000
and 1200
DIP
and
switch functions as listed in Table
FUNCTION~
FUNCTION~
CARRIER!
DTR
TRUE
1 1
mode~
3000 personal computers can be used
m=;NO
~AUTO
If
you are using Tandy com-
set it for Tandy protocol.
DIP
Switch 7 to ON. This tells
1.
FUNCTION
ANSWER DISABLE
For
Refer to
I HAYES PROTOCOL
No
1
FUNCTION
1
use
l1~~~~~~11l~.
01
2 3 4 5 G 7 8
N -
FORCED DTR J I
FORCED CARRIER TANDY PROTOCOL
NO FUNCTION.. NO FUNCTION - . .
Figure 4.
DIP
1111
..
. . . ... AUTO ANSWER ENABLE
Switch Settings in Tandy Protocol Mode
5
1~
I L NO FUNCTION
..
NO
FUNCTION
Description
of
the DCM-7
Table 1.
SW
2
3
4
5
6
7 Should be ON Tandy. Sets the Modem to Tandy protocol mode.
8 Should be OFF No function.
Position
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
Should be OFF Should be OFF Should be OFF
ON
OFF Auto-answer disable. Modem assumes auto-originate
DIP
Switch Settings in Tandy Protocol Mode
Function
DTR
Forced
command from the local computer without a DTR signal.
True DTR. Modem is OFF until it receives a true DTR
signal from the computer.
Forced carrier. Modem assumes forced carrier
detecf1> and disables the
Forced/True carrier. Modem selects between forced
carrier detect and true carrier the G command input.
No function. No function. No function.
Auto-answer enable. Modem assumes auto-answer
upon power-up.
upon power-up.
(Data Terminal Ready). Modem accepts
G command.
detecf2> according to
*
1)
Forced carrier detect ... Modem issues a forced carrier signal to the local com-
as soon
puter
*2) True carrier detect ... Modem will be off until it receives true carrier from the
remote
DIP
Switch 2 interlocks with
i
ON
i
ON
as
computer.
power is turned ON.
DIP
Switch 6 as follows:
Modem assumes auto-answer with forced carrier detect.
Modem assumes auto-originate with forced rier detect.
car-
6
Chapter I
i
ON
~
2
i
ON
~
2
Hayes protocol When you want to use your DCM-7 in Hayes protocol mode, position
7 to
OFF.
from those in Tandy protocol. Refer
tings
in
SEND
NUMERIC
VERBAL RESULT CODES
NO
~
6
~
€)
In this protocol mode, the remaining switches function differently
Hayes protocol mode.
RESULT CODES RESUL_ T COD-
TRUE
FORCED
FORCED
RESULT CODES ---_
Modem assumes auto-answer with true carrier detect at power-on. The true/forced carrier con­dition can be changed with the G command.
Modem assumes auto-originate wlth forced car­rier detect at power-on. The true/forced carrier condition can be changed with the G command.
to
Figure 5 for suggested switch
~COMMAND
ES
-
CARRIER~
TRUE
DTR
11~~-
~1
ornJ
CARRIER~
11
1 1
w~~w~~
2 3 4 5
I
11 · 111
- - . _ - AUTO ANSWER DISABLE
- - - COMMAND ECHO OFF
JG-
jHAYES
1
€)
7 8
--
AUTO.ANSWER ENABLE
rNo
FUNCTION
1~
LNo
FUNCTION
TANDY PROTOCOL
ECHO
PROTOCOL
Switch
set-.
ON
Figure 5.
DIP
Switch Settings in Hayes Protocol Mode
7
Description
of
the DCM-7
Table 2.
SW
2
3
4
5
6
7 Should
8 Should
For
Set Switch 4
•Position
ON
OFF True
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
.easy operation, position Switch 5 to OFF
to
DIP
be
OFF
be
OFF
OFF
and Switch 3 to
Switch Settings
Forced
Forced carrier detect. True carrier detect.
Displays verbal result codes. Displays
Result codes disabled. Disables Switch
Result codes enabled. Enables Switch 3. Command echo disable.
Command echo enable. Auto-answer disable.
Auto-answer· enable. Sets the Modem No
OTA.
OTA.
Function.
in
Hayes Protocol Mode
Function
numeric result codes.
to Hayes protocol mode.
to
echo the command line.
ON
to
send the verbal result codes
3.
to
the screen.-
Communications protocol
The following criteria must be met before computer'-to-computer communi­cation can ·occur.
1.
Both
computers must have the same communications protocol:
300 bits/second (Bps)
Word length
Parity (even, odd Number
See your computer owner's manual for instructions
munications protocol.
One modem must be in ORIGinate mode and the other must be in
2. Swer mode. Usually, when you call another computer, you should be in ORIGinate mode. When you receive a call, you should be in ANSwer mode.
of
stop bits
(7
bits
or
or
8 bits) none) (1
or
2 bits)
on
setting the com-
AN'"
8.
Chapter 1
The DCM-7 provides automatic and manual operations in both originate and
oi
answer modes. When opened for programming by the wake-up code sequence, it will automatically synchronize the speed rate, word length,
and
parity system.
Helpful Tip:
Whe,n
. garbled data, use the self-test mode to help you find the cause
Refer or in Appendix B, Hayes protocol reference.
If
you plan to use the PCM-7 in Tandy protocol mode only, you may skip Chapter 3 and Appendix tocol mode only, you may disregard Chapter 2, and Appendices A and D. Refer also to the operation mariual which accompanies your tions software package.
stop-bit numbers (communications protocol)
you use your
to
the section
DCM-:-
7 for the first time
on
self-test in Appendix A, Tandy protocol reference
B.
However,
or
if
you intend to use it in Hayes· pro-
when you seem to be getting
of
attention
your computer·
of
the problem.
communica"'."
9
·
....
Tandy protocol mode operation 2
This chapter will give you an idea protocol mode. A Videotex Plus communications package for Tandy's Model
16
II, 12, With this software package you can communicate with a variety tion services and host computer systems. The examples will help familiarize you with some
If
you are using an MS-DOS operating system, move directly to the auto
logon session using DeskMate's Telecom in Chapter 3, Hayes protocol mode operation. XENIX users may want to skip to Appendix D. For a detailed discussion refer to Appendix
and 6000 microcomputers
of
the operations the Modem
of
A.
of
what the DCM-7 can do in the Tandy
is
used in the sample sessions following.
of
informa-
is
capable
all the available commands in Tandy protocol,
of
performing.
Manual v. automatic operation
When you want to dial an information service (such as CompuServe or Dow Jones) VIDTEX, set the Modem to manual operation mode. control what the system does by manually dialing and answering the phone.
When you want the DCM-7 for you, set it to automatic operation mode. the phone number you store in its memory one calls you. Automatic mode, for instance, lets you dial the information service number without picking up the phone - just type the number along with the proper DCM-7 programming commands on the computer keyboard.
or
communicate with another person whose computer
In
- -
to
dial a phone number
In
this mode, the Modem dials
or
answers the phone when some-
or
is
also using
this mode, you can
answer the phone
Originate v. answer mode
To place a call to set
the DCM-7 to originate mode. In this mode, the call originates from your computer. When you want to receive a call (answer the phone), set the DCM-7 to answer mode. Note that originate and answer modes can be used either manually or automatically.
an
information service
or
another person using VIDTEX,
Sample programming sessions
All Modem functions are controlled by ASCII encoded commands that you
from
send the DCM-7 for programming.
1. Check again that all peripherals are correctly connected and receiving
your computer keyboard. Use the wake-up
power.
11
command*
to open
Tandy protocol mode operation
2. Set the
3.
Flip the Modem's power switch Load.and run the Videotex Plus communications program. Refer to your
4.
DIP
switches as follows:
on
the front panel to the
ON
position.
Videotex user's guide as well.
5.
At
TRSDOS Ready, type VIDTEX
(ENTER)
TERMINAL
READY
dicator lights.
6. Set the communications protocol.
300 Bps.
7~
Open
the
Modem for .programming by pressing * for the wake-up
Be
sure the operation speed
command. The Modem.
you
to
it what operations are
8. When the to display is
turned on, . the list shows:
MODE TYPE FCD SPKR ANSW DTRY TEST NUMB RATE EXIT
Note: The default parameter
sition
is
now in the command receptive state and
is
waiting for
begin programming or setting the internal switches that will tell
to
be performed.
* echoes
or
=A
=0
= y
=Y
2 1
N
= s
=
OF
of
on
your computer screen, enter LIST command L
list the Modem's current parameters. When the Modem
Automatic Originate Forced Carrier Detect Monitor speaker 2 rings before Auto Answer
automatic dial try
1 Test
modeOFF Telephone number stored in memory Slow Dialing rate Exit communication upon receiving < CTRL >
< 0 > (ASCII
DIP
switches 2 and 6.
OF)
ON
of
ON
line F
CD=
varies with the
After the parameters are listed, the Modem returns to the command tive state where
it
waits for further instructions. "
is.
set to
po'-
recep..;.
in-
12
Chapter 2
CompuServe logon CompuServe Information Service
is
widely known for its numerous on-line services for both business and home computer owners. Dedicated telephone numbers in major cities provide you access to CompuServe.
Use your infor-
mation service user's guide to find out how to contact and use the service. Since the DCM-7
your command - all you have to do to begin the logon
is
already in the command receptive state - waiting for
is
prepare the Modem
to dial the information service access number.
1.
Press
@to
place the Modem in the dialer programming mode.
example,
if
you enter (111)555-1234 as your local access number for
touch-tone dialing, the sequence appears as:
DT(111)555-1234
If
you're using a rotary (pulse) type telephone, type R instead
2. When the phone number
prQtocol reference),
lin~s
and to begin dialing the number. OFF
The
screen shows:
DIALING ... T(111)555-1234 CONNECT
Dialing
...
- -
and connect are the Result codes (discussed later in this sec-
tion) which keep you informed
If
you received a? instead
is
properly formatted (see D command, Tandy
press®
to force the Modem to seize
HOOK
of
the status
of
the message shown, you probably entered
or
progress
the
indicator lights.
of
of
telephone
a phone call.
a key that the Modem did not recognize.
3.
Press ( CTRL) © and type the User ID number that you received with
the
software package when the screen prompts:
User ID:
4.
Next, type the password that you received with the software package when.
the display prompts: -
Password:
Your password
At this point, your logon to CompuServe using the
s~rvice.
ply substitute the appropriate dialog as provided in the information
is
not printed
on
the screen to retain its secrecy.
is
complete and you may begin
To use other information services and host systems, sim-
s~rvice
_ user's guide.
For
T.
13
Tandy protocol mode operation
Manual mode operations
When operating in manual mode, you control the system by manually dial-
is
ing and answering the telephone. Manual mode (answer or originate) when you want to talk by telephone to a friend at a remote location, and later exchange computer data without redialing.
Example 1. Manual answer mode The phone rings
a while to your friend, you decide to exchange information by computer (telecommunications) without breaking voice call:
1. Your friend selects to be the originating station, while you are the an­swering station.
M
A Select answer mode.
2. Give your friend time to set up the originating modem. Press
3.
4. The answer station always issues the X command first. After hearing
5. Hang up
Be
sure to keep 'quiet when the handset
cause errors in the Be
careful when you hang up the telephone since slamming
phone back
disrupt carrier long enough to start a To return to voice communications after transmitting data:
1. Carefully pick up the handset (both modem stations).
2. Type
®.
you hear through the built-in speaker while the Modem
the answer modem's carrier tone, the originate station sends the X com-
mand to complete the connection. The Modem goes on line, and you'll
see the
at
you might signal your friend by typing:
THAT'S ALL! I
and
you answer by picking up the receiver. After talking
Set up your Modem by entering:
Wake up! Select manual mode.
The Modem transmits carrier tone. The carrier
or
when you pick up the receiver
is
in communication with another modem.
CONNECT result code
both
handsets.
data
being passed by the modems.
on
the hook while the modems are controlling the lines could
the keyboard that you will be aborting carrier. For example,
AM
ABORTING CARRIER.
on
the screen.
is
OFF HOOK. Noise picked up could
or
loss;..of-carrier disconnect sequence.
useful
is
the sound
dropping the
14
Chapter 2
3. After making sure your handsetis OFF HOOK, enter the abort charac­ter (
e"'fRL) @ to force the Modem
not
have the CTRL key, refer to your computer manual to find out the of
hex value
key redefinition
After 3 seconds result code, Modem
and
is
in OFF-LINE mode. Press ~ to return
OF,
or change the
@.
Refer to Appendix A, @ command. ·
of
inactivity, your Modem logs out with the DISCONNECT
your friend's modem (if automatic) shuts down, too. The
OFF
LINE.
abort
character using abort character
If
your computer does
to
the command recep-
tive mode. Example
l.
2:
Manual originate mode
Set the Modem for manual originate mode.
@ for originate. Then, press (!) to check the current parameter settings.
Press~
for manual and
The first two parameters should show:
MODE=
TYPE = 0
M
2. Now pick up the telephone and dial the information service phone num­ber. When the information service answers the phone, you will hear a high-pitched tone.
3.
Press
®.The tects the carrier tone, it issues low-pitched tone. Then it goes and
sends the CONNECT result code to the screen. ·
4.
Gently
hang~
OFF-HOOK indicator lights. As soon as the Modem de-
ON LINE
the phone. You can then begin following the instruc-
tions detailed in your Videotex and information service user's guides.
Automatic mode operations
The DCM-7 can be programmed to make a call automatically.
In
automatic mode operation, you can call service without picking up the phone - just type in the phone number your computer keyboard. You can also tell the Modem to auto-answer your
telephone.
Example 3: Automatic answer mode
1.
To
set the Modem for automatic mode, first type * to enter command mode, then type shows
MODE=
firm that the mode
L to display the current parameter· settings.
M, then press ~ for automatic mode. Type L to con-
is
now A for automatic.
or
answer your telephone
an
information
If
on
screen
15
Tandy protocol mode operation
2. Type A to set the Modem
does not show
3. Press ®
the
value
to
force the Modem out auto-answer mode. The Modem will then wait for the telephone and
sends:
WAITING
FOR
RING
to
the answer mode
A.
of
command receptive state
if
the
TYPE
parameter·
and
into
to
ring
4. When the phone rings, the Modem begins counting the rings and sends the RING result code to the display for each ring. After 2 rings, it answers by seizing the telephone line and asserts carrier. The calling modem replies with its carrier. Both modems are now
ON
LINE
and
telecommunica-
tions can begin.
is
set
to 2 at
The ring number
power-on. This means your Modem will seize
the phone line after 2 rings. When you want to change this number, press
OJ
for the ring change command when the Modem is in command recep-
tive mode. The display prompts:
ANSWER
When you do by pressing (ENTER) , which is the CR (Carriage Return) key. the ring number, type the ENTER key is accepted. "echo" the typed key (if displayable)
If
the key you press is a valid entry, the Modem sends the next prompt:
RETRY
For
the time being, press (ENTER)
If
either modem breaks the abort character, then the answer mode mode, You can detects the
ON
1-9
not
FOR
1-9
WAITING
and
it
will continue
turn
OFF
*, it will change
RINGS OR
need
to
in
TIMES OR CR
the
the
FOR
monitors
to
CR
FOR
NO
CHANGE =
change the number
the new number. Note
If
you press any other key, the DCM-7 will
and
FOR
to
connection after a successful
of
rings, answer this
that
only a number key
ask the question again.
NO CHANGE =
skip.
data
prompt
To
change
exchange with
DCM-7 will send the DISCONNECT result code,
RING
result code. This means it returns to auto-
the
line. As long as the Modem
monitor the telephone line for
is
in auto-answer
an
incoming call.
this call-waiting mode by pressing eJ. When the Modem
to
auto-originate mode and return
to
the command
or
receptive state.
Example 4: Automatic originate mode
in
Step 1
of
1. Follow the procedure
2. Type
0 to set the Modem
not show the value
to
0.
Example 3, Automatic answer mode.
originate mode
16
if
the
TYPE
parameter does
Chapter 2
3. Enter the telephone number you want to dial using the D command Appendix A, Dialer programming mode). You can also specify the dial­ing method (either pulse which may be necessary ple, in the phone number below:
DT9P1234567
T indicates tone, 9 pause and the digits on
storing a telephone number, refer to Appendix A.
Press
00
4. gin dialing the number.
5. After detecting the carrier tone line
If
the Modem does not detect the carrier tone
30
seconds after dialing (due to busy
off
line after sending the NO CARRIER and DISCONNECT result code. To
dial the number again, press number stored in dialers memory. number, the Modem displays the
You can also program the Modem to automatically redial (RETRY) the num­ber
in
advance.
respond to the first prompt, a second prompt appears:
RETRY FOR 1-9 TIMES OR CR FOR NO CHANGE =
Again, a valid entry tries.
If
to force the Modem out
is
connected, the Modem
Il1
this case, press
is
no change is required, just press ( ENTER) •
or
touch".tone), the dialing speed and any pause
to
access
an
outside line in a PBX. For exam-
is
the access code
1234567 are to be dialed.
a number or ( ENTER ) • Input the desired number
to
the outside line, P
For
of
command receptive state and to be-
of
the answer modem, after the telephone
is
ON
LINE.
of
the answer modemwithin
or
no answer condition, etc.), it goes
00
. The Modem automatically dials the
If
you press ® without having stored a
NO NUMBER result code.
CD
for the dial retry command. After you
is
the 2-second
more information
(See
of
-·---------·-----------n
Analog self-test mode
Type
Q,
then type L to confirm changed to CONNECT and you are in the self-test mode. Type any characters keyboard. RECEIVED DAT A indicators blink simultaneously and the characters you typed will appear Check all cables and connections and run the test again. To abort self-test
mode, press
Y.
Type X to
If
the DCM-7 is working properly, the TRANSMIT DATA and
on
the display.
. ( CTRL ) @ for the abort character.
that
the value
execute the test command. The Modem displays
If
not, there are problems with the circuit.
of
the TEST parameter
is on
now
the
Tandy protocol mode operation
Always auto-answer mode operation
The Modem assumes always automatic answer mode operation when the DIP Switch When you type to connecting, returns
This setting is useful when you use the Modem mainly in the answer mode.
6
is
set to
on
at power up, and begins monitoring the telephone line.
* , the Modem enters command receptive mode and changes
automatic originate mode as
or
after receiving the C (clear memory) command, the Modem
to
automatic answer mode.
i:ri
normal automatic answer mode. After dis-
On-line abort conditions
After establishing communications with a remote modem, the DCM-7 monitor mode. In this mode, the parameters are constantly scanned. one
of
these parameters fails, the DCM- 7 will break communications and
go
OFF
LINE immediately. The parameters monitored include loss
er, the Loss
The carrier monitored false carrier generated by the DCM-7. In all modes, except is removed for longer and drop the phone line. loss
In
completed (a DCM-7 to keys, press
Manual abort entry
When you send a CTRL 0 with the will exit monitor mode.
DTR (Data Terminal Ready) the DCM-7 will terminate communications, just as
abort
character
of
carrier
of
carrier is ignored.
automatic originate mode, when the Modem is waiting for a call
30'-second delay time between dialing
is
looking for a valid carrier signal), you can command the DCM-7
abort the call by inputting any keys including
~to
@ key and do not send any other character for 2 seconds, the DCM-7
and
space disconnect.
is
the one
than
0.3 seconds, the Modem will exit monitor mode
If
the carrier interruption
set the Modem
(OF
HEX)
is
also scanned in this mode.
that
is
sent over the telephone line, not the
TEST,
is
less
than
and
disconnect where the
*.
If
you aborted with other
to
command receptive mode.
or
another character you programmed
If
the DTR
if
the carrier had failed.
of
if
0.3 seconds,
is
is
in
If
any
carri-
carrier
to
be
OFF,
18
Chapter 2
Space disconnect Your DCM-7 will drop the phone line any time it receives a continuous
RS-232C SPACE (ASCII BREAK or null with no start and stop bits) for 3 seconds from the
is
This
called space disconnect and
r~mote
modem or for 1.5 seconds from your computer.
is
in accordance with Bell
1031
standards
for short and long space disconnect. To regain control over the Modem after disconnection, input wake-up code
*.
The Modem returns to the command receptive state with the same parameter settings as before. When you want to change the parameters to the default settings, press
© .
Note: The clear memory command C sets the Modem to off-line
~
mode. Press
again to enter command receptive mode.
Result codes
The DCM-7 sends the result codes to report its status or telephone line con­dition.
Table 3. Result Codes
Result Code
?
NO
NUMBER
DIALING ...
CONNECT
NO CARRIER
. DISCONNECT
WAITING
RING
FORCED IS
ON
FOR
CD
RING
SWITCH
The command input is invalid.
Th~re's
Modem Detected Does not
Goes
Mod~m
ring
D~tects
phone line. · Since
accept G command (Refer to
Protocol (DIP) switch.)
no number to be
is
dialing the number that follows.
carri~r
receiv~
on
hook after the connection .
is
monitoring the
signa,I.
an
incoming ring
DIP
Switch 2
Meaning
dia,l~d
and goes
carrier or lost it.
on
tel~phone
~
s~gna,I
i~
ON, Modem
lin~.
Chapt~r
in
the memory.
line for a
on
the tele-
do~s
1
not
19
Hayes protocol mode operation 3
In Hayes protocol mode, commands instruct the DCM-7's operation and register values determine how the commands will be executed. The command
is
structure mand, which makes the DCM-7 Hayes-software compatible.
Command codes
All command lines in Hayes protocol mode begin with the code) string and end with a carriage return ( in uppercase letters, upper- or lowercase letters. will automatically set the operation speed (in Bps)
You can store a sequence provided the command line does not exceed the 40-character buffer capaci­ty.
These commands, however, must be entered in logical order in order to
be
executed.
will not
Example 1. Sample command line
AT
Now, to review the commands, one by one:
AT
V1
S6=3 DP9,
T
R
(ENTER ) End of command line. Execute all commands.
The attention code AT, control characters and spaces do not take up space in the command
make it easier to read does take up space. Input the attention code AT, reset command Z, or mand buffer.
patterned from the industry standard AT-string-interface com-
ENTER
) •
AT
must be entered
but
the commands following can be entered in either
When the
of
commands in the command buffer memory,
If
the command line
execute
V1
the commands and instead sends an error result code (Table
S6
= 3 DP9, T(111)123-4567R (ENTER)
B~ginning
receptive mode. Displa,y
in
this chapter.) Wait 3 seconds for the dial tone. Dial 9 by
of
regist~r
Touch-tone Cha,nge
buff
turn
of command line.
the verbal result code. (Refer to Result codes later
pul~e
SS).
dia,I
to
answ~r
er. The punctuation used in the telephone number to
OFF the power supply
AT
command
exceeds
dia,ling, then pause 2 seconds (defa,ult
(Refer to
the
the buffer-character limit, the Modem
Plac~
th~
section
t~lephone
mode
a,nd
wait for carder.
of
is
received, the DCM-7
and
parity.
the Modem
on
Registers.)
number that
follow~.
the Modem to clear the com-
AT
(attention
in
command
8).
valu~
21
Hayes protocol mode operation
The basic commands needed for programming the Modem in Hayes pro-
5.
tocol mode are provided in Table commands. For a detailed explanation B,
Hayes protocol reference.
Table 6 lists the dialing and answering
of
each command, ref er to Appendix
Commands with parameters Some
of
the commands have parameters. The parameter value, usually 0,
1 or 2, follows the command. When the command parameter
of
the Modem assumes a value not echo when parameter issued. E used alone
Code Parameter
Q
v
0 Result codes ON. Defined by DIP Switch
1
0 Numeric result codes. Defined by DIP Switch
1
is
the same as
Table 4. Commands with Parameters
Result codes
Verbal result codes.
0. For example, the echo command E does
0
is
assumed.
It
does echo when parameter 1
EO.
Function
OFF.
is
Default
not used,
4.
3.
E 0 Commands are not
echoed.
1
F 0 Half duplex.
1
M 0 Monitor speaker always
2
Echo commands.
Full duplex.
OFF.
Monitor speaker until carrier-detect. Monitor speaker always ON.
ON
c 0 Transmitter OFF.
1 Transmitter ON.
H 0
ON
HOOK (phone line
disconnected when not
use).
OFF-HOOK (phone line connected regardless of its condition).
is
in is
Defined by
F1
M1
C1
HO
DIP Switch
5.
is
'JO
22
Table 5. Basic Command Codes
Code Description
AT Attention Code
CR Carriage Return
BS
+ + + Escape
0 On-line
z
Backspace
Codf3
Reset
Table 6. Dialing and Answering Command Codes
Chapter 3
Function
Wakes up the Modem to command receptive st?te. Starts the command line.
Closes mands. Register return character.
Edits the command line by deleting charac­ters one backspace character.
Returns the Modem to command mode from on-line mode. ·Register code character. guard time.
Returns the Modem to conim?nd mode.
Resets the Modem to default condition.
the .command line ?nd executes com-
S3
defines the carriage
·
by
one. Register
s·12
S5
defines the
S2
defines the escape
defines the escape code
on-line mode from
Code Description
Sets the Modem to originate ? telephonf3 call.
D command par?meters include: 0-9, (
space, *, and # .
P Pulse T Touch-tone R Reverse
(comm?) Follows
; (semicolon)
A/
A
Pause
Rf3peat
Answf3r
Dia.I
Dial Sets the Modem to touch-tone dialing
Modf3
Comm?nd Repeat$ the comm?nd line. AT and ENTER
Mode lmmedi?tely
Sets the
Automatically changes the Modem to answer mode
C?uSe$ set by Register
Returns the dialin9.
are not
without
Function
Modf3m
?fter ? call
the Modem to pause while di?ling. the
nf3cess?ry
waitin9 for a ringin9 sign?I.
23
to pulse dialing mode.
i$.
originated.
?Ccess
code. Length of pause
SB.
Modf3m
Sf3ts
to comm?nd mode ?fter
for this command.
the Modem to
·
answf3r
),
modf3.
is
mode
Hayes protocol mode operation
Registers
Registers are used to store the parameters which control communications. Each register has variables plies information
on
registers:
Register Range Unit Function Default
so
S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 S7 1-255 SB
S9
S10 1-255
S11 S12 20-255 S13-S15 S16
0-255 Ring Defines the rings in answer mode. 0-255 Ring Counts the rings. 0-127 ASCII code Defines the escape code character. 43 0-127 0-127 ASCII code Defines the LF code character. 0-32,127 2-255 Seconds Defines the dial tone wait time. 2
0-255
1-255
50-255 Millisec. Defines touch-tone dialing speed. 70
0
that
determine how the DCM-7 operates or sup-
the Modem's current condition. The DCM-7 has
Table 7. Registers
ASCII code
ASCII code Defines the BS code character. 8
Seconds Seconds Defines pause
1110
sec. Defines carrier detect response 6
1110
sec. Defines carrier loss time to hang 7
1150
sec. Defines escape code guard time.
Defines the
Defines the carrier wait time.
(actual maximum value is 54, but a value up to 225 can be input).
time.
up.
Not used. Self-test mode OFF.
Self-test mode ON.
CR
code character.
duration for comma
14
0*3) 0
13
10
30 2
so
0
*3) When DIP SW 6 is OFF, the Modem will power-up in auto answer with
Register register
ters; registers
SO
defines the number
Sl
counts the rings; registers
of
ringing signals before a call
S2-S5
define the function key charac-
S5-S12 control the function time and register S16
is
answered;
is
self-test.
Note: The ASCII code values are expressed in decimal.
24
so=
1.
for the
Chapter 3
Command You can read the current value
the registers
mand
Sx? Check the register value
To
check the value
are displayed
value
AT S2? (ENTER)
On
the screen, you will see -
043
OK
You can also check the values To
check the values
AT S3? S4? (ENTER)
syntax
to
your particular environment by using the Sx?
syntax.
of
on
the screen
of
register 82, type:
of
a register
or
assign a new value
a register, use the Sx? syntax. The value
in
of
register 83
qecimal numbers.
of
plural registers in the same command line.
and
register 84, type:
For
example,
to
or
Sx=
n com-
of
the registers
to
check the
match
The screen might show:
013 010
OK
Sx=n
Use the the value 3
AT
Change the register value
Sx=
SO=
n syntax
to
3 ( l;N"fER)
register
to
SO,
assign
or
change the value
type: ·
of
a register.
To
assign
After changing the value, the Modem signals OK. Another syntax for chang-
regis~er
ing a
AT
SO
AT? AT=
3 (
For
more information
value is:
(ENTER)
(ENTER)
EN"fER
Set the pointer to register
Read the value of
)
Assign
on
the registers, refer
th~
new value 3 to
SO.
to
SO.
SO.
·
Appendix B, Hayl'S protocol
reference.
25
Hayes protocol mode operation
Result codes
Result codes are displayed in either numeric mand line
Command
Ql
is you can see the codes or
verbal (Vl) codes.
The default values when unless
Numeric
is
executed.
Q determines whether the result codes will be displayed. When
selected, the result codes will not be displayed. When
on
the screen. Command V selects either numeric
of
these controls are fixed by
DIP
Switch 4
QO
is
entered from the keyboard. (Refer to Chapter
0 OK Executed the command line without errors.
CONNECT
2
RING Detected NO CARRIER Carrier was lost
3
4
ERROR Error
is
set to ON, the result codes do
Table 8. Result Codes
Verbal Meaning
Detected carrier.
an
in
the command line, command (not recognized by the Modem), or the command line exceeds command buffer size.
or
verbal code after the
QO
is
selected,
DIP
switches.
not
incoming phone line ring signal.
or never heard.
appear
1,
DIP
For
example,
on
the screen switches).
is
invalid
com"'
(VO)
Logons in MS-DOS operating systems
With DeskMate's Telecom applications program and your Tandy Personal Computer, you can easily program your DCM-7 to log information service
-Follow the instructions in your DeskMate Tutorial for setting the parameters and using the functions available. Depending the computer you are using, the procedures may differ slightly from those shown. A Tandy
1. Power up the computer and load your communications software. Set
the
DIP
switches
or
another terminal either manually
1000
PC
is
used for the examples following.
on
the DCM-7 as follows:
on
to a host computer,
or
automatically.
and
Reference manual
on
I
~~.
~~.~~~~I
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
26
g~
·chapter 3
2.
At
the Main Menu, select Telecom and change the TELECOM-STATUS
screen io show:
Autodi?I
BAUD Data Word Length
P?rity .
Number of Stop Bits XON/XOFF Flow Control ASCII
Line Feed Filter
Echo (Half Duplex)
R~dial
Mod~m
Rate
Character Filter
( # of Retries)
Yes
300
8 BITS NONE
1 BIT
ON
OFF OFF OFF
0
3. Select "Yes" for the Autodial Modem status setting and press When the DEFINE MODEM FOR COMPUTER DIALING screen ap­pears, change the dialing sequence to show:
PAUSE: 2 Pause for 2 SEND: ATDT W?ke
touch-tone
NUMBER Send
terminal mode.
SEND: "M
WAITC Wait for carrier
Note:
If
your telephone system requires pulse, rather than touch- .
S~nd
cute the commands: tinuing.
tone dialing, change ATDT to
4.
Press
(f=12)
twice to return to the TELECOM-STATUS screen after sav-
ATDP
second~.
up
and originate ? call using
di~ling.
number which will
~M
to force the DCM-7 to exe-
d~tect
b~
before con-
in the first SEND line.
input
ing the dialing sequence.
@.
·
at
Manual logon
1. Enter terminal mode from the
2.
At
the TERMINAL MODE screen, press
number
of
the information service, then press (ENTER ) •
TELECOM-STATUS
@ID
and type in the telephone
scre~n
3. After the connection has been made successfully, proceed with procedures step by step.
27
(
(EID
).
thelogon
Hayes protocol mode operation
Automatic logon •
1.
At
the TELECOM-STATUS screen, press and enter your log file name, then press ( the
STATUS line. After selecting the parameters, press (F12) to return
to
the original screen
and
complete the rest
(§)to
ENTER ) • Press
create
of
file. When completed,
an
autolog file
(ED
the screen for your autolog file might show:
STATUS:Y,30,8, CALL: 123-4567 (Use your local TELENET number.)
PAUSE:S SEND: RECV: TERMINAL=
SEND: D1"M
RECV: @
SEND: C 60942"M
RECV:
SEND: DJNS"M
AM''M
????
2. Press ( F12) (ENTER )
N,
1,0N,OFF,OFF,OFF,O
to
save this autolog file
and
return
TELECOM-STATUS screen.
3. Input
@ filename (ENTER ) to execute your autolog file. When the
logon sequence is entered correctly, the DCM-7 will dial your local ac­cess number' connect to the service, then automatically execute the rest
·or
the autolog file.
to create
to
the
28
Appendices
I
·
....
Tandy
protocol ref ere nee A
When you use your DCM-7 in automatic mode, you
or
numbers
pick up your telephone receiver
does all that for you. As long as you're going
to
to
don't
have
answer a call
be
at
your computer through-
-your
to
dial any
DCM-7
out communications, you can control the DCM-7 and your telephone through your computer keyboard.
You can also send at
your computer keyboard.
gram
and
use the commands (automatic originate) By programming your DCM-7 computer after
take advantage The DCM-7
9. These commands can be entered either
Command
@
A,
a
C, c
D, d
P, p
R,
r
T,
t
E, e
F,
f
G, g
I,
i
L,
I
M,m
0,
0
P, p
Q,
q
S, s X,
x
or
receive
12
midnight, for example, you'll save time
of
lower telephone rates.
is
completely programmable using the commands shown in Table
Table 9. Programming Commands
Wake up command Redefine abort character Answer mode operation Clear memory Enter dialer programming mode Pause subcommand Pulse (Rotary) dial subcommand Touch-tone dial subcommand Command echo disable/enable toggle Fast dialing speed Forced carrier detect toggle Ring/Retry change command List parameter settings Manual/automatic toggle
Originate mode operation
Monitor speaker ON/OFF toggle Self-test command Slow dialing speed Execute command(s)
data
from another computer while
Just
write a BASIC
to
program your DCM-7
or
answer (automatic answer) the phone unattended.
to
download daily information
Description
1.n
or
machine-language pro- .
upper-
or
lowercase letters.
CTRL 0 (HEX Originate mode
Pulse (Rotary) Echo Slow dialing DIP Switch 2/6 Ring 2/no
Automatic Speaker ON
you
to
dial a number
to
another
and
be
Default
enable
retry
are not
able to
OF)
31
Tandy protocol reference
Command description
This section details how to program the DCM-7 using the commands listed in Table 9.
·
* Wake-up command
This command off-line state and into the command receptive state. will need to precede any command with the
The wake-up command (2)
abort the waiting-for-carrier state (after dialing
terrupt the waiting-for-ring state when the DCM-7 When the
to ring), it terminates the answer mode. When used while the DCM-7
Modem will stop dialing, displays mand receptive mode.
The
* command can be used
be echoed to the computer,
is
used
to
wake up the DCM-7 -
is
also used to (1) abort (turn off) the dialing process;
*
is
used while the DCM-7
that
is, switch from the
At
initial power-up, you ,
*
..
is
complete); and
is
in auto-answer mode.
is
waiting for a
is
dialing in automatic originate mode, the
DISCONNECT and return
at
any time while in command mode.
but
no action will occur.
tdephone
call (phone
to
(3)
in-
the com-
It
will
@ Redefine
The abort character allows the Modem to be disconnected under software control. With this command, you can change the. default abort character CTRL
To program this symbol, press be stored CTRL
CTRL R would be listed as EXIT character, it the echo switch
The DCM-7 will watch for transmitter activity for 3 seconds after the abort code will abort any within
0 into any ASCII character you like.
as
the abort character. For example, to change the abort code from
0 to CTRL R after doing a List command, you would type:
@ CTRL R
will
not be echoed on the screen. Only @
is
is
sent.
If
there
ON-LINE activity in progress.
that
3-second period, the DCM-7 will ignore the abort command.
abort
character
@ . The next key the Modem receives will
==
12
(in HEX). When you enter the ASCII
will
be echoed, provided
not disabled.
is
no activity during that 3:-second period, the computer ,
If
there
is
keyboard activity
32
Appendix A
A, a Answer mode operation The Modem
up. The A command em to an answer modem. a call from a modem which
is
defaulted to operate in originate mode when first powered
is
used
to
change the DCM"7 from
Use the answer mode when you want
is
operating in originate mode. The M command
an
originate mod-
to
receive
(manual/automatic toggle) determines whether the Modem will wait for the telephone to ring (auto answer) or seize the telephone line as soon as you
exit the command receptive state with the X (manual answer).
You can enter this command repeatedly. There
is
the DCM-7 plications software
already in answer mode. You rriay want to
to
be sure the DCM-7
is
no harm in entering A when
put
A in your ap-
is
in answer mode before running
the program. C, c Clear memory
The C command clears the DCM-7's memory and resets all the parameters to the default values. There execute command
(X), because the memory
pressed. After this command Use the wake-up command
You can use the C command when you have changed several you do not want to go back and change each one. having to cycle the power switch
is
no need to follow the C command with the
is
cleared immediately when ©
is
issued, the DCM-7 returns
(*)to
enter the command receptive mode.
to
off-line mode.
parameters and
It
also saves you from
OFF and ON.
is
D,
d
Use this command
enter the D command, the dialer memory
Enter dialer programming mode
to
enter the dialing parameter setting mode. When you
is
cleared and the DCM-7 waits
for the following subcommand entries:
0-9,
*,
# (Telephone number and code)
These must be valid digits that can be dialed
on
the phone. The * and #
are used only in the touch-tone dialing mode for special service.
P,
p Dial pause subcommand
Wait here for 2 seconds before dialing the rest
to
to enter this command
behind a
R,
PBX.
r
Pulse (rotary) dial subcommand
access an outside line when your phone is located
of
the digits. You may need
Sets the DCM-7 to pulse dialing mode.
33
Tandy protocol reference
T,
t Touch-tone dial subcommand
Sets the DCM-7 to touch-tone mode.
(,),
-,
<space>
Enter these symbols are
i~nored
by the dialer routine, but are accepted and stored in the dialer
to
make the phone number easy
memory.
to
read. These entries
BS
The
BS
code typing a number and make an error, press typed.
If
BACKSPACE
is
simply
an
code
editing feature for the D command.
@ID
to delete the last character
If
you are
you press @[) immediately after .selecting the D command, a ?
will appear to indicate an error condition.
of
up
to
40
A total
and
stored until you
dialed by the DCM-7. The stored number will be kept in memory
turn
digits and symbols that follow the D command can be
off
or reprogram the DCM-7 by entering
Dor
C. Use the list
command to confirm the number. The pulse dialing mode
dialing mode
of
the previous call
is
the default condition and the Modem applies the
if
R nor T does not precede the telephone
number.
DCM.:7 allows you
The
to
mix signaling types in a telephone number. For example, the sequence DR234333PPT-(lll)-123-4567 says to pulse dial the number 234333, pause for 4 seconds, then tone dial the
number 1111234567.
The dashes, parentheses and space are ignored by the DCM-7 during dialing.
If
you have problems when using touch-tone your telephone line may not be suitable for these modes. and/or
E, e Echo disable/ enable toggle
This code
the slow dialing rate. Refer to dialing speed commands F and
is
used to disable or enable the "echo" function. When enabled,
and/or
the fast dialing rate,
Use rotary dialing
S.
the echo supplies feedback to your computer's display. When disabled, data
you send to the DCM-7 will not be echoed to the computer display, includ­ing the parameter settings. The display will not show anything, even type
L.
If
the echo feature
is
tually it
working normally.
The default (power-up) setting
is
disabled, the DCM-7 will appear -dead, but ac-
of
echo function
is
the echo enable.
if
you
34
Appendix
A
F, f
When you want to tone
Fast dialing speed
or
pulse dial using faster signaling rates, you can use this command. The F command forces the Modem to dial while in the automatic originate mode pulses/second (pps) then show RA TE
for
= F.
Note: The fast dialing speed command
dialing. Fast pulse dialing
at
10
digits-per-second for touch-tone
pulse dialing. The RATE = S line
is
mainly used in touch-tone
is
seldom used. When you experience
on
the listing will
or
20
difficulty in fast pulse dialing, set the rate to slow.
G,
g Forced carrier detect toggle
is
This command
(FCD). When the
used to
FCD
nal to the computer
lights. When the
FCD
the computer when it detects a true carrier signal
turn
on
and
off
the forced carrier detect signal
is
ON, the DCM-7 issues a forced carrier detect sig-
upon
power-up, and the CARRIER DETECT indicator
is
OFF, the DCM-7 issues a carrier detect signal to
on
the telephone line and
lights up the CARRIER DETECT indicator. The default condition
G command switch
FORCED
is
disabled when
is
ON, the Modem informs you by showing:
CD
SWITCH IS ON
You can check the status
this command
DIP
of
the FCD at the FCD = parameter listing by us-
is
SW 2
set by is
ON.
DIP
switches 2
If
you input G when the
and
6.
The
of
ing the L command. I, i Ring/retry change command
to
This command allows you
change the answer
The I command displays the intermediate menu. When you press
on
n rings
or
retry n times.
Q) , the
DCM-7 prompts:
ANSWER
ON
1-9
RINGS OR
CR
FOR
NO CHANGE =
The cursor (if used) will be positioned after the = sign and await your in­put.
If
you press (ENTER ) instead that you want to keep the already programmed number ber between 1 and 9 are not accepted.
or
If
you reply
the ( ENTER ) key
will echo the key (display the key you just entered,
of
typing a number, the DCM-7 assumes
of
rings. Only a
is
a valid entry. All other entries
to
the prompt with an invalid entry, the DCM"7
if
displayable)
and
nuni""
ask
the question again.
35
Tand~
protocol
ref
ere nee
When you correctly respond to the first prompt, the display shows the next
prompt:
RETRY FOR 1-9 TIMES OR CR FOR NO CHANGE =
Here again, only a numbe; in the range 1 to 9 The prompt
is
asking you how many times the DCM-7 should try a telephone number before exiting the auto-dialer routine. Enter a value if
you want· it to redial the number.
When your response
is
acceptable, the DCM-7 will return to the command
or
the (.ENTER) key
of 2 or
is
valid.
greater
receptive mode, ready to accept the next command. The DCM-7 will look for a valid carrier tone from the remote modem.
carrier
is
not detected within
30
seconds, your DCM-7 gives up and prepares
If
for the next try.
L,
1 List command
The list command
The screen
shows:
MODE= TYPE F CD = Y SPKR = Y ANSW = 2 DTRY = 1
TEST = N
NUMB=
RATE = s s (Slow),
EXIT
= 0
=
A
OF
is
used to review the current state
Table 10. List Settings and Related Commands
Parameter
A (Automatic
o
(Ori€Jinate),
Y (On-line), N (Off-line)
Y (Monitor speaker on), N (Monitor speaker off) 1-9 1-9
Y
(Self-test on), N (Self-test off)
0-9, T (Touch-tone), R (Pulse), ·p (Pause),
space,
Hex code for abort character
*,
F.
),
A (Answer)
#
(Fast)
M (Manual)
of
the DCM-7.
-,
(,),
Related Commands
M
O,A
G
p
I I
Q
D
S,
F
@
The parameters or settings shown above are defaulted when the Modem initially powered up. ·
M, m The M command
state to manual state. Each
MODE
= x line
and back again, depending
Manual/
is
used to switch the DCM-7 from its automatic (defaulted)
on
automatic toggle
time this command
is
entered, the value
of
thelisting changes from A (automatic) to M (manual)
on
how many times the M command
36
is
used.
is
the
0,
o Originate mode operation
Appendix
A
The Modem will always operate in originate mode when cold-started (initial power-up). work, like CompServe. You can also use this mode
Use origipate mode when you want
to
call a time-sharing net-
to
force the Modem to
automatically dial a telephone number for you while in automatic mode.
This code will change the
(originate type modem) while the A command changes the line to
TYPE = x line in the listing
to
TYPE = 0
TYPE=
A
(answer type modem).
P,p
Use this command speaker.
Since the Modem powers up with the speaker ON, you can monitor
Monitor speaker
to
control the
on/
off
on/off
toggle
condition
of
the built-in monitor
the telephone line signal (dialing tone, ring back tone, busy tone, carrier tone etc.) through the speaker during dialing mode. speaker
SPKR = N. Enter ® again
OFF
by entering ® . SPKR = x line in the list setting will show
to
turn it ON. SPKR = N will change to
For
quiet dialing,
turn
the
SPKR=Y.
Q, q
This command forces the DCM-7 to enter the self-test mode self" when the X command tell
if
the Modem lyzes the condition computer
is
When power Modem is reads
TEST=
Self-test command
is
issued. With this feature, you will be able
is
functioning correctly. This self-test neither tests
of
your telephone lines, since
data
transmitted from the
looped back through only the Modem's circuitry.
is
first applied, the listing line TEST = N tells you
not
selected
Y.
to
go into self-test mode. When you input Q, the line
The Modem
is
ready
to
enter the self-test mode
to
"talk
nor
that
upon
to
ana-
exit-
it-
to
the
ing the command receptive state with the X command. You can then test to see
if
typed characters are displayed
. .
During the self-test mode, the TRANSMIT
on
the screen.
DATA
and
RECEIVED
DAT
A
indicators flash almost at the same time everytime you input characters.
0
and
To exit self-test mode, input the abort code CTRL OFF LINE.
To
return to command receptive state, enter the wake-up com-
the Modem goes
mand*.
37
Tandy protocol ref
S, s Slow dialing speed
The
slOw
dialing speed command
telephone number with slow timing (RA TE
==
S). Slow dialing speed
mode, the Modem pulse dials
ere
nee
is
the default
at
10
is
used to force the DCM-7
==
x line on the listing reads RA TE
at
power-up. While in slow speed
pulses per second and touch-tone dials
at 5 digits per .second.
X, x Execute programmed comm.and(s)
This command signals the DCM-7 that programming time
to
go ON LINE (off-hook) and execute your fnstructions. When the
X command
is
received, the Modem will do one
is
completed and it
of
three things:
1. Enter a waiting state and monitor the telephone lines for
call (auto-answer
2~
Seize the telephone lines or
manual answer mode)
mode).
and
monitor for carrier (if in manual originate
or
start the dialing sequences (if in auto-originate .
mode).
3. Enter the self-test mode in the
TEST=
Y condition.
to
dial any
an
incoming
is
38
Hayes protocol ref ere nee B
Programming commands
AT Attention code Every command line starts with the attention code. Always enter this code
in uppercase letters. letters.
Other commands may be typed in lower- or uppercase
CR Ends the command line. The Modem does not execute a command until you
press ( To redefine it, change the value
BS You can edit a command line with the
the beginning as
ENTER ) • The carriage return key
08
in ASCII value.
Carriage return
is
defined as
of
register S3.
Backspace
@ID
key,
of
a command line cannot be deleted. The @ key
To
redefine it, change the value
13
but
the attention code
of
in ASCII value.
at
is
defined
register S5.
+ + + Escape code
Use the escape code you input escape code displays the result code OK. The telephone line will remain connected until you input
The escape character can be redefined with register the escape character, do the data line.
The escape code time of
the escape code.
code. As a result, the escape code
The escape guard time can be redefined with register is
50 at least 1 second, input command line. Without the guard time, the Modem cannot recognize the escape code.
To return
HO
is
inserted between the last character transmitted and the first character .
(1
second). When entering the escape code with default values, wait
ON LINE, enter ATO (
to
return to command mode from
+ + + , the Modem returns
(ON HOOK command) or Z (Reset command).
not
select characters which are frequently used in
is
marked
off
from data by the escape guard time. This guard
It
is
also inserted after the third character
is
sandwiched by the escape guard time.
ON
LINE. When
to
command mode
S2. When you redefine
of
S12. Its default value
+ + + , then wait 1 second more before entering the
ENTER)
and
the escape
39
Hayes protocol reference
A, a Manual answer command When the A command
for the carrier signal.
Use this command
entered, the Modem goes
to
begin computer communication
OFF
HOOK and waits
is
immediately after talking with a friend by phone. In this case, one user should input A while the other after A will not be executed.
commands before the manual answer command.
the
uses the dial command D. Any command placed
If
you want to execute other commands, insert
Example:
AT
F1
A (
ENTER
)
Wak9-
up!
S9-19-Ct
full
dupl9-X.
Wait for
carrier tone.
D, d
The D command sets the Modem to originate phone. D
can
Autodial command
a call without using a
be followed by the dialer codes shown in Table
11.
When used
tek-
alone, D sets the Modem to auto-originate mode.
Table 11. Dialer Codes
Codes
0-9
(,),
-,
SPc::lC9-
*, #
p
T
R
, (comma)
(semicolon)
;
Used for the telephone number. . Us9-d
to make the telephon9­Used only in touch-ton9­Sets the Modem Sets the Modem to Cht:mQ9-S mod9­S9-tS after Returns
the Modem from originate rnode to
onc9-
communication is 9-Stablish9-d.
the
Modem
th9-
c::lCCess
the
code). -
Modem to
Function
number
dic::lling
to
puls9-
dialing mode.
touch-ton~
to
Pc::lUSe
commc::ind
dialing mode.
while
rec::idable.
mod9-.
an~wer
dic::lling
(can be
mode after dialing.
U!)9-d
Example:
AT
DT(111)123-0009 (ENTER) Wake up!
call
by
Originate a
touch-tone dialing.
After dialing the number, the Modem waits for a carrier sigqal. When a carrier
is
not
detected within a time set by register S7,. the Modem automatically
releases the line and sends the result code:
NO
CARRIER (or
3)
40
Appendix
B
When a carrier signal
is
detected, the Modem goes
ON
LINE and sends the
result code:
CONNECT (or
The result code
Switch 4). The type
3).
1)
ON/OFF
of
the code
condition
is
determined
is
determined by the V command (DIP Switch
by
the Q command (DIP
R, r Reverse mode command Use this command
only modem. When R
to
call and establish communication with
is
entered, the Modem enters answer mode
an
originate-
automatically after it dials the telephone number.
Example:
AT D(111)123-0009R (ENTER) Wake up!
Originate a call.
Change carrier.
P,
p Pulse dialing (default)
The P command sets the Modem is
rotary type, input P at any point in the telephone number sequence. You can change ATP
When the type
to
pulse dialing mode from touch-tone dialing mode by entering
any time you want.
of
dialing (pulse mand line, the Modem defaults dialing
is
fixed at
10
pps (pulses per second).
to
or
touch-tone) is
to
the type used in the last command. Pulse
to answer mode and wait for
pulse dialing mode.
not
specified in the com-
If
your phone line
T,
t Touch-tone dialing
When T is added
ing mode.
to
the dial command, the Modem is set
Use register
Sll
Pause
When you use the Modem in
to
get
an
code dialing the number code
and
The pause duration of
I comma
outside telephone line, you will need
that
follows. Insert the , command between the access
the telephone number.
is
determined by register S8. The default pause duration
is
2 seconds. You can accumulate the duration by using multi-
ple commas.
to
change the speed
an
office
or
41
of
anywhere
to
touch-tone dial-
touch-tone dialing.
that
to
requires
add
an
access
a pause before
Hayes protocol reference
Return the Modem to command mode
Place this command code
mitting information
nizes touch-tones. By inserting the semicolon, you can
at
the end
to
a telephone order service
of
the dial command line when trans-
or
bank service
ent~r
a long command
line before establishing communication with another modem.
Example:
The screen
shows:
AT D T(111)123-4567; (ENTER) Wgke up!
OK
AT D 43278
OK
AT 08881
OK
AT
OK
AT
D
273*65#;
HO
(ENTER)
Command
#;
(
ENTER
#;
(ENTER)
(ENTER)
line
)
Function
Originate the call by touch-
ton~
dialing.
Return to command mode.
Tr?nsmit the ID number.
R~turn
Tr?nsmit the password.
Return to command
Ent~r
Return to command
Terminate the call.
to command
the transaction.
that
recog-
mod~.
mod~.
mod~.
Al
Repeat the command line (Redial command)
The Modem repeats the command line stored in the command buffer when
. repeat command
get a busy signal or
A/
is
entered. Use this command to dial again when you
if
a carrier signal
is
not detected. There
is
no
need to input the attention code AT or carriage return before or after the repeat com­mand. Just enter
The command buffer
• New command line beginning with AT
• Reset command Z
• Modem
O,
o On-line command
A/.
is
cleared under the following conditions.:
is
is
switched OFF
entered
is
entered
The on-line command returns the Modem to on-line mode from command mode (reverse
of
the escape command). Use this command to return
to
the
on-line state after executing the local command.
42
Appendix
B
Z, z Reset command This command clears the DCM-7 command buffer and resets all commands
and registers to the default values. When you have changed the commands
to
and registers from default condition, use this command default settings.
It
will save you from cycling the power switch OFF and ON.
return to the
E, e Echo command
is
This command El
to echo the command line to verify that the Modem
ing the commands sent
used to disable or enable the command echo function. Enter
is
to
it. Enter
EO
when you do
accurately
not
want to echo the
receiv'"
command line.
is
When the echo feature actually it
DIP
by the switch
is
working normally. The default setting
switch. For example,
is
ON, the default
disabled
if
is
(EO),
DIP
EO.
the Modem will appear dead,
of
this command
switch 5
is
OFF, the default
is
is
El.
but
set
If
F, f Selects full- or half-duplex communications mode.
Full/half
duplex
Fl
sets the Modem to com­municate in full-duplex mode that only echoes received (default). echoes both received
Q,
Determines whether the result codes will be sent
display result codes
FO
sets the Modem to communicate in
and
transmitted data
q
Result codes
and
Q 1
ON/OFF
if
the codes
command
are
half
to
the display during
to
the screen. Enter
not
to
V, v Result codes mode selector
of
Selects the type VI
is
for verbal codes.
result codes displayed.
Note: The default values
of
commands Q
VO
is
used for numeric codes
and
V are set by
switches.
C, c Transmitter The C command sets the Modem's transmitter
When
Cl
is
entered, the transmitter
ON
when the Modem originates
modem.
Otherwise, it
is
ON/OFF
OFF.
command
is
switched ON. The carrier signal
or
answers a call
·carrier signal or
data
when
ON
LINE
duplex. The Modem
ON
LINE.
QO
be sent.
DIP
ON
or
OFF.
connects
to
the remote
to
and
is
43
Hayes protocol reference
When
CO
is
entered, the transmitter
Cl
or
reset command Z Modem does rier tone during originate mode operation ..
to
Data
H,
h
Controls. the hook switch the condition is
not
in use.
line
is
Use
the
the
Modem
M,
m Speaker Control
Controls the built-in speaker. You can monitor signals tone, busy signal and carrier tone. The speaker turns recognizes
When you want to continue monitoring instead at
all.
not
issue carrier even when it detects the answer modem's
line monitoring mode operation later. in this chapter.
Hook
of
the handset resting
In
the
in use.. ·
HO
setting for normal operation. When originating or answering calls, ·
controls
a· carrier signal and sends a CONNECT result code.
of M 1.
Or, input
is
entered. As long as the transmitter is OFF, the
switch control
of
Hl
setting, the handset
off
hook condition automatically. ·
on
the telephone line such as a dial tone, ring-back
MO
is
switched
a telephone.
on
Use
Ml
(defa:ult)
if
you do not want to use the speaker function
The
the
is
the
OFF
For
further information, refer
HO
hook
off
the hook and the telephone
to
monitor a call in progress.
data
and remains OFF until
car"'
setting
while the telephone line
communication, use M2
is
comparable to
OFF when
the
Modem
Registers
SO
The value
before the
0
to set the Modem to auto:-answer mode.
will
not prescribed syntax (refer to Command syntax, in Chapter value when you use the Modem in auto-answer mode.
When
DIP
with
SO=
swer mode immediately.
Sl
The value occur within about 8 seconds
· value
of
Defines the rings for answering a call
of
register
Modem answers a call. Input any decimal number greater than
answer a call.· Since the default value
Switch 6
1.
Answer command A disregards the
of
Sl
SO
is
SO
determines the number
is
OFF, the Modem will power-up in auto-answer mode
Counts the rings
increases each time the phone rings and clears
of
the last ring. This will operate only if the
greater
than
0.
44
If
the value
of
times the phone will ring
is
of
SO
is
SO
value since
set to 0, the Modem
preset
at
0, use the
3)
to change the
it
enters an-
if
no rings
Appendix
B
S2
S2
stores the ASCII value
is
set to
the
Sx = n syntax. The value must be a decimal number in the range 0 to
127.
If
you enter a value out
S3
S3
stores the ASCII value
number in the range
function key. The default value
S4 Line feed code definition
S4
stores the ASCII value
as
10
(default). You can redefine the value by inputting the new ASCII charac­ter code as a line feed function key. The character return only when the verbal result code be a decimal number
SS
S5
stores the ASCII value (decimal) between
Escape code definition
of
the escape code character. The default value
43
( +
).
To
change the escape function key, change the code using
of
Carriage return code definition
of
the carriage return character. Enter a decimal
0
to
127
when you want
of
the line feed character. The value
in
the range 0 to 127.
Backspace code definition
of
the backspace character code. The default value
is
set
to
8.
To
change the backspace function key, select a value
0
and
32
or
127. These numbers do
this range, the escape will be disabled.
to
change the carriage return
is
13.
is
predefined
is
output
is
supported (Vl). The value must
not
include printable ASCII
after the carriage
characters 33-126.
S6
Register
is
defined as the length
Dial
tone
wait time definition
S6
determines the wait time for receiving a dial tone. This wait time
of
time it takes
to
input
the
first digit
of
the phone number after you pick up the telephone receiver. The default value at the minimum wait time change the wait time, input the number than 2 is
programmed into S6, it will still wait for 2 seconds.
of
2 seconds, which
of
is
regulated by the FCC.
seconds you want.
If
a value less
is
set
To
S7 Carrier tone wait time definition
The carrier tone wait time
is
defined as the length
of
time the Modem can wait for a carrier tone transmitted from the remote modem. The value S7
determines this wait time.
the restricted time, it hangs up and displays result code
3 when 30
QO
seconds.
is supported, then returns
To
change, input the number
Once the carrier tone is detected, the Modem displays CONNECT
ON
it goes
LINE.
If
the Modem cannot receive a carrier tone within
NO CARRIER
to
command mode.
of
seconds you wish.
It
is
defaulted to
or
45
1 and
of or
Hayes protocol reference
S8 To
access service, the of
register
conds, it can be changed
S9 Carrier detect response time definition
The value the Modem increases, the possibility The default value To
change it, DO
NOT
SlO
Register SlO decides how long the Modem waits necting the line. time fixed by the
you
When present fo.put
Sll
and
the
The value tone dialing. The default value sets the dialing rate per second can be obtained mum
value for reliable dialing
Register
Pause
an
outside line through a
comma(,)
SS
determines pause duration for this comma. Defaulted
of
register
takes
input
(,)
duration
is
used
by
S9
determines the length
to
recognize the carrier tone and go
of
of
S9
is
set
definition
PBX
or
when using a special telephone
to
pause after dialing
inputting the desired number
of
detecting a false carrier from noise decreases.
at
6 with the unit
the desired duration times 10.
an
time (carrier duration) which
ON
of
1/lO
confuse S9 with the carrier tone wait time definition, S7.
Carrier
loss time definition
for
When
the Modem does
not
receive a carrier
SlO value, it disconnects the telephone line.
set the value
ignores carrier detect.
desired number
Touch-tone dialing speed definition
of
Sl
1 defines the duration and spacing
to
255, the Modem assumes the carrier
It
is
defaulted to 7 (0.7 seconds).
of
seconds times
of
Sl
to
7.14 digits per second. The dialing rate
1
is
70 in units
10.
of
the tones during touch-
by applying the value 100 (50)
is
50
and
the maximum value is 255.
Sll
does
not
affect the pulse dialing speed; it
access code. The value
to
2 se-
of
seconds.
LINE.
As
the value
second (0.6 seconds).
carrier before discon-
tone
within the
is
always
To
change,
·
of
milliseconds. This
of
5 (10) digits
to
Sl
1.
The mini-
is
fixed
at
10
pps.
S12 Escape code guard time definition
The value time The default value
of
S12 determines the escape code guard time. This escape guard
is
specified
to
Note: Beware
greater
20 minimum
is
50,
that
that
the small guard time you assign should be
than
the time required to transmit one
and
255
maximum
is, 1 second.
cape characters. .
46
in
units
of
of
1/50
the 3 es-
second.
Appendix
B
S16
The self-test mode forces the Modem to S16
when you want to set the Modem to self-test mode. Using this feature,
you will be able to tell When the Modem
that
data transmitted from the computer
processed just as
Self-test toggle
"talk
to
itself." Apply value 1 to
if
the Modem
is
in self-test mode, the internal switches are selected such
if
it were in communications over the telephone lines. Keys
is
functioning correctly.
is
looped back to the receiver and
entered from the computer are echoed to the screen. Since the Modem goes off-hook during the test, be sure to disconnect the
wall
jack
phone line cord from the wall
jack
before executing a self-test.
To set the Modem for self-test mode, type:
AT S16=1 D (ENTER) Self-test mode ON.
Originate
mode.
To set the Modem for self-test mode in answer mode, type:
AT S16=1 A (ENTER) Self-test mode ON.
Answer mode.
47
Hayes protocol reference
Data line monitoring
The DCM-7 can be used to monitor a the figure below. To accomplish this monitoring transmitter should be turned
off
ignored.
"For originate mode, input:
AT
CO
810
= 255 D (ENTER)
For
answer mode, input:
AT
CO
$10 = 255 A (ENTER)
bps
Computer
300 modem
DCM-7
data
and loss
line up
of
to
300 bps as shown in
mod~;
the Modem's carrier
carrier condition should be
Computer
Terminal
48
Connecting the DCM-7 C
Your DCM-7
via a
modular
faces directly with RS-232C-equipped Tandy computers.
is
Bell System
connector. The RS-232C
103
compatible, connecting
input/
output
to
of
Telephone connections
Please
note
that
each product connected
tain
load
on
the line. This is designated as the
Number." When
using more lence numbers. areas a local telephone company.
The the
Warning:
• Coin-operated phones
• Party-line phones The
phone mode only, you
Single-line
total
registration
bottom
The
way you connect the DCM-7
is
connected
1. Remove
it
in
the
2. Plug the
jack.
than
one product
If
they total more
of 3 may
of
the unit.
Modem
your
PHONE
Modem's
impair ringer operation.
number
must
to
the wall.
do
not
need
telephone's plug from the
jack
WALL
than
as well as ringer equivalence number appears
not
be connected
to
(If
to
use a telephone.)
on
the rear
JACK
to
the telephone line places a cer-
unit's
on
the line,
5, your
a telephone depends
you plan
of
phone line
phone
To
to:
to
use
modular
the
Modem.
total
be sure, check with your
the
cord
"Ringer Equivalence
all the ringer equiva-
may
DCM-7 in automatic
wall
into the
the telephone lines
the
not
on
jack
Modem
ring.
how
modular
In
your
and
inter-
rural
on
tele-
insert
wall
Figure 6. Modular Telephone Connection
49
Connecting the DCM-7
If
your telephone has the older style, four-prong connection, use
(Radio
Shack Cat. No. 279-360)
to
connect it
to
your DCM-7 as shown in
Figure 7.
an
adapter
Figure 7. Connection to a Four-Prong
If
your telephone
is
wired directly
to
the wall, the jacks and adapters neces-
sary for the conversion can be purchased from your nearest Radio
Jack
Shack store. Or, you may contact the telephone company to have modular connec­tions installed.- The telephone company
of
installation is
RJ-llC.
such jacks. The
U.S.0.C.
is
authorized
to
charge you for the
number for the plug connection
Multi-line The DCM-7 Modem can be used with a multi-line telephone,
but
you may need a multi-line adapter (43-271), a hardware modification to the Modem, or both.
If
you use a multi-line adapter only, the HOLD button can interfere with communication pro bl em, have a qualified Radio
Radio Shack has several adapters to multi-line telephones. Contact your Radio
if
someone presses it. To avoid this
Shack service technician modify the DCM-
that
can be used for connecting the DCM-7
Shack Computer Center or store
on
an extension phone
7.
for details.
50
Appendix
Computer connections
The DCM-7 uses the RS-232C standard serial interface cable your computer. The table below provides the cable requirement for computers.
If
more detailed information
is
needed, refer
owner's manual.
Table 12. Modem-to-Computer Cables
Computer
Model 1 Model
11/16
Model lll/4/4D/4P/12/16B/16B HD
DT-1/DT-100/100
Tandy 102/200/600/1000/1200/1200HD/2000/6000
Tandy 3000
Cable Catalog No.
to
connect
to
your computer's
26-1145 26-4403
26-1408 26-1408 26-1399
C
to
Tandy
1. Plug the appropriate end
dard DB-25 jack
2.
Plug the other end
on
of
the interface cable into the
the rear
of
the cable into the computer's DB-25 jack.
of
the Modem.
R~-232C
stan-
For the following computers, you'll need option boards which contain RS-232C interface
to
connect your DCM-7. Contact your Radio Shack Com-
puter Center for details.
Table 13. Computer Option Boards
Computer
Model I Tandy 1000 Tandy 1200
RS-232C Interface Board with cable RS-232C Option Board
Captain Multifunction Board
Board
Catalog No.
26-1145 25-1006 25-3061
Power source
Insert the Modem. er strip.
Be
sure to connect the adapter
into the wall outlet. Otherwise, damage
AC
adapter's plug into the
Plug the adapter into
an
to
AC
power jack
electrical wall outlet
the Modem before you plug the adapter
to
the adapter could result.
Note: Use the supplied adapter only. Another type
damage the Modem.
on
the rear
or
an
approved pow-
of
adapter could
of
an
the
51
·
....
XENIX
operations D
Your DCM-7 operating system (Version 3.1 plaining how using the DCM-7 with XENIX differs from operations in other modes.
is
configured to operate with a Tandy 6000 running the XENIX
or
later). This section will be helpful
in
ex-
Always automatic answer mode
Set the on the telephone is the Modem operation.
DIP
switches as illustrated and power up the DCM-7.
condition, the DCM-7
line for
asserted (this happens when log-ins are allowed using the enable command),
will pick up the call and assume always auto-answer, 10-bit word
will
power up into the call-waiting state and monitor
an
incoming call. When
DTR
(Data Terminal Ready)
From
a power-
Dial out
Set the mode operation matically
Refer
ing a modem with XENIX.
DIP
switches using the same settings as in always automatic answer
and
dial a call by using the command:
dialHAYES ( ENTER)
to
your
XENIX
power up the DCM-
system's documentation for more information
7.
Program the Modem
to
auto-
on
us-
53
Troubleshooting E
When you have problems transmitting rors, etc.), there are a few checks you can make before taking the unit a Radio Shack service technician:
• Phone connection
• No one is talking
• Phone
• Operation speed
The only maintenance your DCM-7 requires is a periodic checking and
connections. When you experience the cable connections. Then run the self-test. check with your Radio Shack Computer Center
Precautions Lightning.
that
meet
in telephone line current. However, an incident such
or
directly to, the telephone line may cause
can damage the phone device. Lightning damage
cur
to live in that
you unplug the electronic products during storms.
It
is
very unlikely the telephone company has the right ice.
If
this happens, the telephone company will notify you chance right
to fect your DCM-7 will notify you uninterrupted service.
and
all extensions are
Your Radio Shack phone product has built-in protection circuits
or
exceed
phone
and
other electronic devices.
an
area with frequent
...
to
have the problem corrected. Also, the telephone company has the
make changes in their lines
or
in
writing so
is
clean and noise-free.
on
the telephone line.
is
300.
FCC
requirements
and/or
but
if
your DCM-7 causes problems
require changes in its connection, the phone company
that
data
(garbled data, intermittent er-
on
hook.
of
data
transfer problems, first check
If
you still experience problems,
or
store.
to
reduce risk
an
If
severe electrical storms, it is suggested
to
temporarily discontinue your serv-
and/
or
equipment.
you can take the necessary steps
or
damage from surges
as
a lightning strike near,
excessive surge
is
uncommon,
you are concerned
of
on
the phone line, and
If
these changes af-
voltage
but
about
give you a
to
cables
can oc-
it
ensure
to
that
or
Analog loop self-test
When you cannot locate the source the Q command (or data
sent from your computer you know whether the Modem test does
not
test nor analyze the condition
S16=1
in Hayes protocol mode). This test causes the
to
be looped back
is
functioning properly. The analog loop self-
of
your problem, test the Modem with
to
the receiver, thus letting
of
your teiephone circuits.
55
Troubleshooting
Multi-line phone operation
The DCM-7 Modem has an internal configuration option which allows the Modem to be used with multi-line telephones. This option must be performed by a qualified Radio
With this option, the internal circuitry can be configured to signal a local network that there the Modem BUSY indicator
is
modified internally, the local network will start flashing the
Shack service technician.
is
a MODEM
on
the multi-line telephone when the Modem seizes the line.
on
the line instead
of
a telephone. Unless
56
Performance
Operation modes
Receive frequencies
Answer Originate
Transmit frequencies
Answer
Originate
Transmit level Receive sensitivity Carrier detect sensitivity Baud rate Output Telephone dialer (auto-originate mode)
impedance
Pulse dialing
Touch-tone dialing
(Tandy /Hayes)
Physical/
Electrical requirements
Operating temperature Humidity
Operating environment Storage
(NO ERROR)
environmental
Specifications F
Tandy Hayes protocol Full Automatic answer Manual answer
Mark Space 1070 Mark Space 2025
Mark Space 2025 Mark Space 1070
300 bps 600 ohms
Dialing rate (slow), Breaking ratio (slow), Interdigital pause (slow), 820 mS Duration 100 Interdigital time (slow), 100
15
AC 55°F-85°F (12.8°C-29.4°C}
900/o condensing) ­900/o
protocol
or
half duplex
I originate
1270 Hz
Hz
2225
Hz
Hz
2225
Hz
Hz
1270
Hz
Hz
-13
dBm
-35
dBm
-40
dBm
of
signals (slow),
mS/70 mS/70
VAC@
adapter supplied
mS mS
600
mA
relative humidity (non­(non-condensing)
I originate
10 pps
600/o
57
Specifications
Dimensions (H x W x D)
Weight
1-3/4"
x 6-7/10" x
(45x170x260
24 oz (680 g)
10-1/4"
mm)
58
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(I ) ALL
RESISTANCE
(2)
ALL
CAPACITANCE VALUES
*
THE
JUMPER
OTHERWISE SHOULD
~:1::
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_____
VALUES
ARE
IN
OHM
( K •
103 OHM,
ARE
IN
pF
WI
IS
USED
BE
OPENED.
FOR
MULTI-LINE
( P •
10-1 pF
PHONES
l.
M • 10•
AND
1 DIPSW TANDY PROTOCOL HAYES PROTOCOL
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FORCEOO~TR
TRUE
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FORCED
NO
FUNCTION
INC
FUNCTION
OHM
).
NO FUNCTION INO FUNCTION
NO
FUNCTION
6
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FUNCTtON
IVERIAL
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(COMMAND
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TRUE
DT~FF
RESULT
CODES
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NUMERIC
RESULT
RESULT CODES ISENO RESULT CODES
ECHO
OFf
!COMfi&Fi.ND
ECHO
HAYES PROTOCOL
CODES
. _ _J
This schematic is subject
ON
For the most accurate schematic (and parts) contact Radio Shack, National Parts Dept., Fort Worth TX
76102.
to
change without notice.
Q..
••
=
=
e
~
Index
Abort
character Aborting the on-line mode Analog loop Answer mode, for Hayes
protocol..
programming of. DIP
Answer mode, for Tandy
protocol..
automatic manual.. DIP
Attention code Autodial command, for Hayes
protocol..
Backspace code
for
Hayes redefining for Tandy protocol.
....................................
Bps
Carrier detect .. 3, 6-8, 17, 24, 45-46
loss time, redefining indicator response time,
redefining
wait time, redefining
Carriage return
code definition, in Hayes
protocol.
See
al110
the value Carrier tone Carrier tone wait time Clear memory command
Command
clearing
Command
programming in Hayes
protocol.
table
...
15, 18, 31,' 32, 36
.............
.................
switches, settings
..............
...........
.............
switches, settings
...........
..................
....................
............................
............................
registers, changing
..............
buffer,
of..
........................
codes
of
............................
17, 37, 47,
...............
5-7, 9, 14, 11, 15-16,
11, 14-15, 36
9, 21, 23, 39
..............
protocol..
............
.......
.................
...................
14, 18, 45-46
...............
............
.........
32-38, 39-47
....................
.....
18-19
7-8, 23,
of..
... 7-8
of..
...
5-7
21, 23, 40
23, 39,
......
23, 39
24,
8,
24,
24,
......
24, 23, 39
45
33
.43
21-22
23
55
40
.40
33 18
45
45 34 57
46
3
46 45
45
parameters, table programming in Tandy protocol table
Command Command Command Commands with parameters Communications protocol. Connecting the computer
optional boards
Connecting Connecting
single-line connection multi-line connection
CTRL 0 .......................
Data
indicator
loss Dialer codes Dialer programming mode Dialing speed DIP
switches, setting
for Tandy protocol,
for Hayes protocol,
Echo disable/enable
for Hayes protocol.
for Tandy protocol.. Electrical specifications Environmental specifications Escape code
redefining
Escape guard time Execute command
Fast dialing speed Forced carrier detect. Forced
........................
of
............................
mode, returning receptive state
syntax
to
a power source
to
the telephone .. .49-50
terminal ready
............................
of
...............................
................. ; .....
......................
table
of
...........................
table
of
...........................
.......................
.........................
data
terminal ready
of..
......
.....................
...........
..................
...........
15, 17, 32
...................
of..
..........
.........
.........
...........
..............
...............
....................
................
......
6-7, 8,
..........
11-17
to
....
12, 32
.......
...........
.....
.....
.49-50
3 3, 40
.........
35,
7, 34,
7,
...
57-58
23, 39
39,
35, 36
......
6, 8
22
31
.42
25 22
8 51 51 51
50
6 3
18
33 38
5-8
6
8
43
43
34 57
45 46 38
35
61
Index
Full duplex
Half
Hayes protocol..
Hook
Line feed code Logging Loss Loss
Maintenance Manual mode
operations
Multi-line telephones
Numerical result
codes
Off-hook indicator On-line command On-line mode, aborting
.............................
duplex ....
changing the register
value
checking the register
value dialer codes DIP
table programming
commands registe,r commands registers result codes sample programming
session
switch control.
of
of
answering the phone making a call..
configuring the mode,m connecting the
loss
_.
........................
........
39-48
.............................
.............................
.......................
switch settings,
of
...........................
........
...................
.......................
...........................
...............
.........................
on
....................
carrier
.........................
data
terminal ready
............................
..................
...................
............
mode,m
......................
.....................
....................
of
carrie,r
....................
.43
43
7-8, 9, 21-28,
25
25 40
22-23, 39-44
..........
24-25
24, 44-47
26
21
.44
45
13, 26-28
18
........
18
55
11,
36,
40
.......
14-15
15
50,
56
........
56
.........
50
7, 8, ·22,
.............
26
.42
18 18
loss
of
data terminal ready ... receiving a long space transmitting the
character
Originating a call
Pause. command, in Hayes
protocol.
defining the duration
Pause, flag, in Tandy protocol.. ...
Performance specifications
8
3
Phone
ja~k
Power jack Power source Programming commands See
command codes
Pulse dialing
Received Registers
changing the value
checking the value Repeat command Reset command Result codes
for Tandy protocol.. for Hayes protocol.. mode selector ON/OFF
Reverse mode Ring/retry Rotary dialing See pulse dialing RS-232C cables, for connecting the
modem
RS-232C standard
DB-25 jack
Schematic Self test mode
programming in Tandy
protocol..
..................
.....................
..............................
......................
.........................
...........................
...................... 3 3,
data
indicator
....................
......................
.......................
....................
toggle
..........................
....................
to
a compute,r.
......................
...............................
...............
............
..........
abort
.........
...............
24-25,
..............
..............
...........
....
................
16,
...........
17, 37,
17, 37,
18,
.........
: .. .4,
.4,
44-47
7, 8,
17,
.4,
18 19
32 37
41
.46
33 57 49 51 51
41
3
25 25 42
.43
19 26 43
.43
41
35
51
51
59 55
55
62
programming in Hayes
protocol.. Slow dialing command Specifications Terminal ready indicator Touch-tone dialing
redefining the speed Transmit Transmitter carrier signal. Trouble.shooting True carrier detect. True
data
................
.......................
.........
data
indicator
.......................
.................
terminal ready
..............
...............
.47,
57-58
.............
23, 34, of
.......
.........
6, 8
.........
6, 8
Index
55
38
3
41
.46
3
.43
55
Valid dialer codes Verbal result codes
Wake-up command Wall
jack
...................... ; ....
Wait for ring, changing the value
of
.......................................
XENIX
operating systems answering the phone making a call
............
.....
......................
33-34,
8, 22, 26,
.....
9, 11, 18, 32
..........
...........
.4,
40 43
49
44
53
53
5 3
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