Monarch Instrument DC 2000 - Manual (Page 111)

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Chapter 5 Programming
Refer to the modem manual for other modems. The modem needs to be set up as follows.
Operation Rockwell etc. US Robotics, etc
Modem Attention call AT AT
Load factory defaults &F &F
Ignore DTR line &D0 &D0
Quiet, no response to DTE Q1 Q1
Auto answer on the first ring S0=1 S0=1
Set 9600 baud S37=9 &U6&N6
No compression %C0 &K0
No ARQ n/a &M0
Use profile 0 on wake up &Y0 Y0
Store settings into profile 0 &W0 &W0
Set V.34 modulation, no automode, 19200 bps +MS=11,0,19200 n/a
Set 19200 baud n/a &n10
The entire string may not fit in the display window. Use the LEFT (
←) and RIGHT (→) Arrow keys to navigate
through the string. When the string has been correctly entered, press ENTER to return to the Modem Setup
menu. Press EXIT until you reach the main programming menu. The modem string is then sent at this time or
whenever power is applied to the recorder. Refer to Chapter 2.4 for modem connection.
5.11 SYSTEM
The System Menu selection, in the Program Menu, allows the user control the Beeper, set Pass codes or Alternate
Languages, or configure the Parallel Printer Port. To modify this parameter select the PROG menu and use the UP
(
↑) or DOWN (↓) Arrow Keys to highlight “System” and press ENTER.
5.11.1 Beeper
This menu item allows the user to turn the Beeper on or off. If on, the beeper provides audible feedback to key
presses, indicates errors and beeps on alarm condition. Use the UP (
↑) or DOWN (↓) Arrow Keys to highlight
“Beeper” and press ENTER. The display shows “Beeper=No*” or “Beeper=YES*” depending on the current
state of the beeper. Press YES to turn it on, or NO to turn it off and press ENTER to return to the System Menu.
5.11.2 Passcodes
Passcodes allows the user to protect the setup from unauthorized change. Once set, the passcode must be
entered to gain access to either the PROGram menu or the FUNCtion menu. Separate passcodes can be set
for each. Note that if a passcode is forgotten, you will not be able to change the configuration of the unit. The
only way to change or delete a passcode is to know the present passcode. Treat passcodes with respect.
To enter a passcode (or change a passcode), use the UP ( ↑) or DOWN (↓) Arrow Keys to highlight “Passcodes”
from the Hidden menu and press ENTER. There are two options:
Function Enter a passcode to protect the FUNCtion menu
Program Enter a passcode to protect the PROGram menu and Hidden menu.
The two passcodes may be the same, or different, or may be disabled. The passcode may be 1 to 6 numeric
characters. Entering a passcode of 000000 or all spaces, is equivalent to setting NO Passcode. The passcode
is displayed as you enter it so that you may check it for accuracy. Once entered, you will not be asked to verify
it, but you may re-enter it.