Multi-Tech Systems MTASR1-100 - Manual (Page 87)

Chapter 5 - RouteFinder Software
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Select Port
Setup utility needs one communication port to establish a link with the target’s command port. This can be any
of the standard COM ports on a PC.
Router IP Address
You need to enter the IP address of the router which you want to configure. This is needed only if you want to
use TFTP.
Modem Setup Initialization String
Any modem specific initialization commands can be set in this field. This string is sent to the modem before
dialing the target. Setup automatically appends a Carriage Return character to this string before it is sent to
the modem.
Modem Setup Initialization Response String
In Response to an initialization command to the modem, the Setup utility will look for a response from the
modem before it dials. If no response is received from the modem, no dialing will take place.
Dial String
Specify the dial command and phone number in this field. The setup utility can establish a link to the target
through a dialup modem. The dial string typically is as follows:
ATDT<Phone Number>
Where <Phone Number> is the telephone number of the target. Setup automatically appends a Carriage
return character to this string before it is send to the modem.
Note: If there is a non-empty dial string present, all setup programs (Router Configuration, Default Setup
Download and Firmware Update) will try to initialize the modem and dial this string before looking for the
presence of the router.
Modem Setup Connect Response String
After dialing a number, Setup will wait for this string from the modem. In most cases you can set it to
CONNECT.
Modem Setup Hangup String
While exiting, the Setup utility checks to see if the DCD signal is present on the communication port. If DCD is
present, it informs you and can optionally hangup the modem. Setup first tries to hangup the modem by
resetting the DTR signal on the communication port. If DCD is present even after DTR is reset, Setup will try to
send out the string specified in this field before actually exiting.