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*02026201019640<cr>
<cr> is an ASCII carriage return.
The modem will respond with:
dd<cr><lf>
Where dd is the channel number in ASCII coded hex and <lf> is an ASCI line feed.
Example:
One wishes to read the default channel number when in multi-channel mode. The
command would be:
*02026201019640<cr>
The modem might reply with:
07<cr><lf>
Which would be channel 8. Note that the channel number is one greater than that
stored in memory since the unit stores channels from 0 to 7 while channels are
represented to the user from 1 to 8.
The memory write command is similar the read command except that additional
characters are placed on the end. The command sequence for writing the default
channel number is:
*02026201019640004452000000000000000080<cr>
Note that there are 16 ‘0s’ between the 52 and the 80 characters.
One could then issue a channel read command as illustrated above to verify the
write operation.
If one wishes to program to channels above 2 (actually 01 in the modem’s
memory), the expanded channel bit in the channel expansion memory byte must
be set as well. This is done by the following command:
*020262030000004452CF0000000000000080<cr>
Note that 14 ‘0s’ are sent between the CF and 80 characters.