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COURIER

™

HIGH

SPEED

MODEMS

COURIER

HST

Dual Standard™

with

ASL™

COURIER

HST

Dual Standard

FAX™

with

ASL™

COURIER

V.32

bis™

with

ASL™

COURIER V.

bis

FAX™

with

ASL™

COURIER HST™

with

ASLTM

COURIER

HST

FAX™

with

ASL™

USER'S

MANUAL

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™

HIGH

SPEED

MODEMS

COURIER

HST

Dual Standard™

with

ASL™

COURIER

HST

Dual Standard

FAX™

with

ASL™

COURIER

V.32

bis™

with

ASL™

COURIER

\/.

bis

FAX™

with

ASL™

COURIER HST™

with

ASL™

COURIER

HST

FAX™

with

ASL™

USER'S

MANUAL

~1992

U.S.

Robotic.,

Inc.

8100 North McCormick Blvd.

Skokie,

60076

COURIER HIGH SPEED MODEMS

HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL

This

manual

contains

operating

instructions

for

Courier

V.32

bis,

Courier

HST,

and

Courier

HST

Dual

Standard

modems.

These

modems

have

identical features except for

the

signaling

they

use

connect

with

remote

modems

high

speeds: V.32/V.32

bis

HST.

Courier

HST

Dual

Standard

modems

use

either

type

signaling,

depending

the

type

remote

modem.

you

use

the

manual,

keep

the

following

guidelines

mind.

•

The

modem

shipped

ready

for

most

dial-up

applica-

tions except for its flow control setting,

which

depends

the

type

software

and

machine

you're

using. After

you've

set

the

modem

and

tested

its

operation

(Chapter

review

the

Quick-Start

instructions

Chapter

3 for brief

configuration

guidelines.

•

you've

purchased

Courier

V.32

bis

modem,

disregard

the

instructions

this

manual

concerning

HST operations. Conversely, if

you've

purchased

Courier

HST

modem,

disregard

the

instructions

concerning

V.32/V.32

bis

operations.

• All

Courier

high

speed

modems

connect

automatically

with

remote

modems

operating

14.4K/12K/9600/

7200/

4800/2400/1200/300

bps,

long

the

remote

modems

observe

the

standards

listed

under

Compatibility

Chapter

Courier

HST

modems

also

connect

with

other

Courier

HST

modems

16.SK bps.

NOTE

COMMUN/CATIONS SOFTWARE

you're

using

computer

rather

than

a terminal,

you

need

communications

software.

Many

brands

are

available, all

which

are

based

the

modem's

command

set.

Some

users

prefer

their

communications

software

take

control

the

modem,

and

are

comfortable

with

program

that

makes

the

modem

almost

transparent.

Others

prefer

program

that

allows

them

use

the

modem's

command

set

some-

times,

and

their

software

other

times,

depending

the

task

hand.

Whichever

you

prefer,

review

least

the

Quick

Start

(Chapter

that

you

have

a basic

understanding

the

modem's

requirements

and

operation.

How

Use

This

Manual

COURIER HIGH SPEED MODEMS

USER PATHS

The

paths

shown

the

diagram

are

suggestions

only,

designed

for

new

and

experienced

users.

Note

that

there

separate

path

for

HST-mode

V.32

bis

mode

operation.

All

Users

Ch.1

Features

Compatibility

Ch.

Set-up

Testing

Synchronous

Calls

Ch.

Synch.

Operations

New

Users

Ch.

Interface

Controls

Ch.

Internal

Controls

Ch.

Dialing

Answering

,__

Asynchronous

Calls

- ,

I I

-I

Glossary

L-,--1

r-1-,

Ch.

8 I

Inquiries/

HELP

App.

Error

Control,

Compression

Advanced

Users

Ch.

Quick

Start

Ch.

Throughput

Guidelines

App.

Default

Settings

r--,

Ch.

8 I

ATl6--Link I

Diagnostics

Dashed lines indicate optional references. Additional points of reference:

Page Page

3-1

HST and V.32/V.32 bis Modes E-2

Fax

Operations

(Fax modems only)

B-4 Front Panel Indicators

B-9 Nonvolatile

Memory-Storing

Your Defaults

B-12 S-Registers

E-3

Voice/Data Switch

Quick Configuration Guide

Quick Reference Card

How

Use

This

Manual

iii

The USRobotics logo

and

HST

are

registered

trademarks

of U.S.

Robotics, Inc.

Courier

HST,

Courier

HST Fax,

Courier

HST

Dual

Standard, Courier

HST

Dual

Standard

Fax,

Courier

V.32

bis,

Courier V.32

bis

Fax, Total Control,

and

Adaptive

Speed

Leveling (ASL) are

trademarks

of U.S. Robotics, Inc.

Apple

is a

registered

trademark

Apple

Computer,

Inc.

Hewlett

Packard

3000 is a

trademark

Hewlett

Packard

Company.

IBM PC,

PC/XT,

PC/

and

Systems

Network

Architecture (SNA) are

trademarks

of International Business Machines Corp. Microcom

Networking

Protocol (MNP) is a

trademark

of Microcom, Inc.

Touch-Tone is a

trademark

of American Telephone

and

Telegraph.

COURIER HIGH SPEED MODEMS

-TABLE OF CONTENTS

How

to Use this

Manual

Table of

Contents

Limited

Warranty

FCC Registration

Numbers

DOC

(Canada)

Connecting

the

Telephone

Company

Radio

and

Television Interference xii

For

Canadian

Modem

Users xiii

PART

INSTALLATION AND OPERATION

Chapter

1-Features

and

Compatibility

Introduction

1-1

Compatibility

1-4

Chapter

2-Set-Up

and

Testing

Package

Components

2-1

Operational

Requirements

2-1

-RS-232

Requirements

2-2

Switches 2-3

Front

Panel

Indicators

2-4

-Installing

the

Modem

2-4

Testing

the

Installation 2-7

Chapter

3-Quick

Start:

Asynchronous

Calls

Asynchronous

Synchronous

Communication

3-1

Initial

Modem

Settings

3-1

Recommended

Settings 3-2

Alternative

Settings 3-3

Data

Format

3-4

Storing

Defaults

Nonvolatile

Memory

3-5

-Dialing 3-5

Link Rate

Negotiation

3-5

Online

Fallback 3-6

Chapter

4-Interface

Controls

Terminology

4-1

Changing

Settings 4-2

High

Speed

Modulation:

V.32

bis/HST

4-2

Modulation

2400

bps

and

Below 4-3

Throughput

Guidelines

4-3

Table

Contents v

COURIER HIGH SPEED MODEMS -

Error

Control

(&Mn)

4-5

With

Auto

Answer

4-6

Flow

Control

Overview

4-6

Transmit

Data

Buffer Sizes

4-6

Received

Data

Buffer Size

4-6

Transmit

Data

Flow

Control

(&Hn)

4-7

When

it is

Required

4-7

Hardware

Control

4-7

Software

Control

4-7

Guidelines

4-8

Received

Data

Flow

Control

4-9

Hardware

Control

(Rn)

4-9

Software

Control

(&In)

4-9

Guidelines

4-11

Data

Compression

(&Kn)

4-12

Data Rate

Commands

4-13

Software

Requirements

4-13

DTE Rate Select (&Bn)

4-14

Link Rate Select (&Nn)

4-15

Data

Set

Ready

(&Sn)

4-16

Data

Terminal

Ready

(&On)

4-17

Carrier

Detect (&Cn)

4-18

Rack

Controller

Unit

Access (%Rn)

4-18

Touch-Tone Recognition

Tn)

4-18

Chapter

5-Internal

Controls

Setting/Using

Defaults

5-1

Writing

Defaults to

NVRAM

(&W)

5-1

the

Factory Defaults (&F)

5-2

Reset (Z)

5-3

Storing a

Command

String (&ZC=s)

5-3

Storing

Telephone

Numbers

(&Zn=s)

5-4

Result

Codes

5-4

Response

Modes

(Vn)

5-5

Quiet

Mode

(Qn)

5-5

Additional

Result

Code

Subsets (&An)

5-6

Result

Code

Sets (Xn)

5-7

Local Echo

5-9

Command

Mode

Local Echo (En)

5-9

Online

Local Echo (Fn)

5-9

The

Audio

Monitor

5-10

Speaker

Control

(Mn)

5-10

Modem

Clock

Usage

(Kn)

5-11

Table

Contents

COURIER HIGH SPEED MODEMS

Transmitter

Enable/Disable

(Cn)

5-11

Break

Handling

(&Yn) 5-11

-S-Registers 5-12

Chapter

6-Asynchronous

Dialing

and

Answering

Before

Connecting

6-1

Modula

Standards

6-1

Setting

the

Transmission

Rate 6-2

Data

Format

6-2

Error

Control

6-2

Placing Calls 6-3

Dial (D) 6-3

-Cancel Dialing 6-3

Dialing Type,

Pulse

Tone

6-4

Adaptive

Dialing (X2-X7) 6-4

Pause(,)

6-4

Slash(/)

6-5

Wait

for

Another

Dial Tone (W) 6-5

-Dial

and

Return

Command

Mode

(;)

6-5

Dialing Letters(") 6-5

Transferring

Calls (!) 6-6

Wait

for

Answer(@)

6-6

Reversing

Originate/

Answer

Frequencies

(R)

6-7

Dialing a

Stored

Number

(DSn) 6-7

-Redialing 6-7

Dial

the

Last Dialed

Number

(DL) 6-8

Re-execute

the

Last

Command

(A/)

6-8

Automated

Redialing(>,

A>) 6-8

Continuous

Repeat

(>) 6-9

Continuous

Re-Execute (A>) 6-9

Exiting

Repeat

Mode

6-9

Escape

Code

Operations

(

+++)

6-9

Modem

Response

+++

6-10

Returning

Online

(

6-11

Hanging

(Hn) 6-11

Automatic

Answering

6-11

Suppressing

Auto

Answer

6-12

Points to

Remember

6-12

International

Calls 6-12

Handshaking

Options

(Bn) 6-12

Guard

Tone (&Gn) 6-13

Pulse

Dial

Make/Break

Ratio

(&Pn)

6-13

-Table

Contents vii

COURIER HIGH SPEED MODEMS -

Chapter

7-Synchronous

Operations

Overview

7-1

Data

Rate

Synchronization

7-1

Protocol

Compatibility

7-1

Requirements

7-1

What

You

Need

Know

7-2 -

The RS-232 Interface 7-2

The

Synchronous

Adapter

Card

7-2

Setting

the

Modem

7-3 -

Modulation/Link

Rate

Guidelines

7-3

Flow

Control

Guidelines

7-4

Transmit

Clock Source (Xn) 7-4 -

Synchronous

Mode

(&Ml)

7-5

Dialing

Out

7-5

Answering

7-6 -

Hanging

7-6

Chapter

8-Queries

and

Help

Screens

User

Inquiries (In)

8-1

S-Register

Query

(Sr?) 8-6

Phone

Number

Query

(&Zn?) 8-6

Last-Dialed

Number

Inquiry

(DL?) 8-6 -

Help

Screens 8-6

Stop

/Restart

Display

8-6

Cancel

Display

8-7 -

Basic

Command

Set

($)

8-7

Extended

Command

Set(&$) 8-7

Dialing (D$) 8-8 -

S-Register Functions

(S$)

8-9

PART

II.

REFERENCE -

Appendix

A-Link

Negotiation

(Handshaking)

and

Error

Control

Link

Negotiation

(Handshaking)

A-1

HST

Mode

A-1

V.32

bis

Mode

A-3 -

Dual

Standard

Handshaking

A-5

Error

Control

and

Throughput

A-5

CCITT V.42

Handshaking

A-6 -

MNP

Handshaking

A-6

Data

Compression

A-6

Flow

Control

A-7 -

viii Table

Contents -

COURIER HIGH SPEED MODEMS

Throughput

Guidelines A-7

Achievable

Throughput

A-9

Appendix

B-Summaries

and

Tables

The RS-232 Interface

B-2

Front Panel Indicators

B-4

DIP Switch

Summary

B-6

Default Settings

B-9

S-Register

Summary

B-12

-ASCII

Chart

B-21

Appendix

C-Alphabetical

Command

Summary

Requirements

C-1

-Basic

Command

Set

C-1

Ampersand

Command

Set C-6

Percent

Command

Set C-11

-Remote Access

Commands

C-11

Appendix

D-Problems

and

Solutions

D-1

Appendix

E-Fax

and

Other

Operations

Fax

Operations

E-2

Voice/Data

E-3

Remote

Configuration

E-7

High

Speed

Low

Speed

Protocol E-13

Dedicated Line

and

Leased Line

Operation

E-16

Hewlett

Packard

3000 Installations E-19

Ml/MIC

Operations

E-20

Appendix

F-Modem

Testing

with

F-1

Ending

Test-&TO,

S18

F-1

Analog

Loopback-&Tl,

&TS

F-2

&T2 F-4

Digital

Loopback-&T3

F-4

&T4,

&TS

F-5

Remote Digital

Loopback-&T6,

&T7 F-5

Testing

with

Analog

Loopback-S16=1D

F-8

.....

Dial

Test-S16=2

F-9

Test

Pattern-S16=4

F-9

Remote Digital

Loopback-S16=8

F-10

Appendix

G-Glossary

G-1

Appendix

H-Technical

Specifications

H-1

Index

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