Fire-Lite P K-411UD Windows-Based Off-Line Programming Utility - Manual (Page 22)

Modem
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4.3.1 Modem
The Modem field is used to select the type of modem being used. Clicking the Down Arrow symbol to the right of
this block will cause a pull-down menu to appear with the list of available modem options as shown in Figure 4-10.
Use the mouse pointer to view additional modems by moving the scroll bar which is located to the right. Select the
desired modem by clicking the appropriate choice. The selection will appear in the Modem text block.
Note that it is possible to add to the existing modem list by clicking in the Modem text block and typing the name of
a modem model. The Initialization String and Hangup String can then be customized as described in the following
paragraphs. After clicking the Save button, the new modem(s) will be saved with the Initialization String and
Hangup String and the modem name will appear in the pull-down menu.
4.3.2 Initialization String
Selecting a modem from the existing list will cause the standard Initialization String for the selected modem to be
entered in the text block as illustrated in Figure 4-11. The Initialization Strings, for the modems which appear in the
drop-down window, cannot be changed. AT Commands, which appear in the Initialization String text block, are
separated by semicolons (;). The semicolons allow all commands to be sent, even if one should fail. If the user wishes
to customize a specific initialization string, select the appropriate modem which will cause an initialization string to
appear in the text block. Change the name of the modem by clicking in the Modem text block and typing a new
name. The string may now be customized by clicking in the Initialization String field and entering or deleting the
desired information which may be found in the appropriate modem manual.
FIGURE 4-10: Modem Selection
Scroll Bar
FIGURE 4-11: Initialization String