+0, 1.0%%%%%O%%,1.0%p%%! TELIX COMMAND: ALT-O, then M ,T1.0%p%%%! M.1 ,T1.0%%%%%N%%,1.0%%%!ENothing gives new TELIX users more trouble than this area! A LOT of ,T1.0%%%!Iproblems can be avoided by reading the manuals for both the modem ,T1.0%%%!Iyou're using and TELIX. ,T1.0%%%!IThe configuration that TELIX comes with is set up for modems that are ,T1.0%%%!GHayes compatible and use the "AT" command set. A change in these ,T1.0%%%!Isettings means TELIX can work with almost any modem...it also means ,T1.0%% %!Iyou can royally mess things up! ,T1.0%% %!IThe modem initialization string is sent to the modem when TELIX first ,T1.0%% %!Istarts up. Different modems might need different strings. The Hayes ,T1.0%% %!Ecompatible modem string is: "ATZ^M~AT S7=45 S0=0 V1 X1^M" ,T1.0%%%!E"AT"gets the modem's attention. "Z" resets the modem to its default ,T1.0%%%!Fstate. "^M" sends modem the terminating Carriage Return character. ,T1.0%%%!E"~~" pauses to give the modem some time. "AT" (the modem attention ,T1.0%%%!Gcode, again). "S7=45" causes the to modem wait 45 seconds for a con- ,T1.0%%%!Enection. "S0=0" disables auto answer. "V1" causes the modem to re- ,T1.0%%%!Gspond with words. "X1" causes the modem to give extended result codes.,T1.0% %%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0,=1%0*+(#0, 1.0%%%%%O%%,1.0%p%%! TELIX COMMAND: ALT-O, then M ,T1.0%p%%%! M.2 ,T1.0%%%%%N%%,1.0%%%!CIt's important to use a higher "X" value if your modem supports it.,T1.0%%%!FFor example, on some modems, "X4" enables BUSY signal detection. "^M",T1.0%%%!>terminates the character string. The modem init string you're,T1.0%%%!currently using is ",T1.0% %%,T1.0!". ,Q1.0%%%!EDialing prefixes (1 through 3) are sent by TELIX to the modem to dial,T1.0%%%!Fbefore the number.The dialing prefix is handy for turning call holding,T1.0%% %!Aoff if you have that feature. The one that's sent is the one you,T1.0%% %!Ichoose in the Dialing Directory. The dialing prefixes are: ,T1.0%% %!# Dial Prefix #1: ,T1.0% ,S1.0%% %!# Dial Prefix #2: ,T1.0% ,S1.0%%%!# Dial Prefix #3: ,T1.0% ,S1.0%%%!DThe dialing postfix is the string sent to the modem after the number,T1.0%%%!;has been dialed. Usually, it a "^M" character. Yours is ",T1.0% %%@,T1.0!". ,Q1.0%%%!IThe connect string is sent to you by the modem when a connection is made.,T1.0%%%!Your connect string is ",T1.0% %%,T1.0!". ,Q1.0% %%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0,=1%0*Y +(^ 0, 1.0%%%%%O%%,1.0%p%%! TELIX COMMAND: ALT-O, then M ,T1.0%p%%%! M.3 ,T1.0%%%%%N%%,1.0%%%!EThere are up to four no-connect strings supported by TELIX. They are,T1.0%%%!Hsupplied by the modem. Any one of the four means that no connection has,T1.0%%%!Ebeen made. The no-connect strings your modem will currently send to ,T1.0%%%!you are:,T1.0%%%!% No-connect String #1: ,T1.!*" 0% !None,S1.(+ 0% ,S1.0%%%!% No-connect String #2: ,T1.!*x 0% !None,S1.( 0% ,S1.0%% %!% No-connect String #3 ,T1.!* 0% !None,S1.( 0% ,S1.0%% %!% No-connect String #4: ,T1.!*$0% !None,S1.(-0% ,S1.0%%%!DThe hang-up string tell the modem to..."hang up". First, TELIX will,T1.0%%%!Eattempt to hang up the modem by dropping DTR. When that works, TELIX,T1.0%%%!Edoesn't send the string. If it doesn't, TELIX sends the string. The,T1.0%%%!Hone that works for most Hayes compatible modems is: "~~~+++~~~ATH0^M".,T1.0%%%!B"~~~" causes TELIX to pause for 1 1/2 seconds (1\2 second for each,T1.0%%%!F"~"). "+++" tells the modem that a command is coming. "~~~", another,T1.0% %%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0,=1%0*+(0, 1.0%%%%%O%%,1.0%p%%! TELIX COMMAND: ALT-O, then M ,T1.0%p%%%! M.4 ,T1.0%%%%%N%%,1.0%%%!D1 1/2 second pause. "AT", the modem attention code. "H0" tells the,T1.0%%%!.modem to hang up. "^M" terminates the string.,T1.0%%%!-The hang-up string your modem is sending is ",T1.0% %%2,T1.0!". ,Q1.0%%%!EHINT: If TELIX is telling you that hang-ups fail even when they work,,T1.0%%%!?or it thinks a caller is online when it's in the Host mode (but,T1.0%% %!Dnobody's there), your modem is probably pulling the DTR line high or,T1.0%% %!4forcing the carrier detect signal to always be on. ,T1.0%p% %;! Check for DIP,T1.0%p% %!Bswitches in the modem first, then recheck the modem hang-up string,T1.0%p% %!+you're sending, then check the modem cable.,T1.0%%%!BThe auto answer string tells the modem to answer the phone when it,T1.0%%%!Arings. If you intend to use TELIX in the Host mode, this is very,T1.0%%%! important. ,T1.0%p%%!:Check your modem manual to be sure that you're sending the,T1.0%p%%! right one.,T1.0%%%!The one sent now is ",T1.0% %%&,T1.0!". ,Q1.0%%%!DThe dial cancel string tells the modem to cancel the current dialing,T1.0% %%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0,=1%0*+(0, 1.0%%%%%O%%,1.0%p%%! TELIX COMMAND: ALT-O, then M ,T1.0%p%%%! M.5 ,T1.0%%%%%N%%,1.0%%%!Aattempt. Most modems only need a "^M", but sometimes the hang-up,T1.0%%%! string is used. You're using: ",T1.0% %%',T1.0!". ,Q1.0%%%!FThe dial time is the amount of time TELIX should wait for a connection,T1.0%%%!Ito be made during dialing. This should be set to be greater than the time,T1.0%%%!7the modem waits for the connection. Your dial time is ,T1.0,P1.0%%%?! seconds. ,T1.0%% %!AThe redial pause is the number of seconds between attempts while ,T1.0%% %!'redialing. You have the pause set for ,T1.0,P1.0%% %.!,T1.0! seconds. ,Q1.0%% %!EThe auto baud detect can be turned on or off.If it's on, and a number,T1.0%% %!Bis dialed, it will check for a baud rate indication. If the baud,T1.0%%%!@rate is different than was specified for the entry being dialed,,T1.0%%%!$TELIX switches to the new baud rate.,T1.0%%%!:HINT: This option only works with Hayes compatible modems.,T1.0%%%!FHINT: If TELIX thinks a caller is always is on the line when it's run,T1.0%%%!Bin the Host mode, the problem is probably your modem overiding the,T1.0%%%!carrier detect signal. ,T1.0%p%%! !Check the modem's DIP switches!,T1.0% %%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0,=1%0*(+(-0, 1.0%%%%%O%%,1.0%p%%! TELIX COMMAND: ALT-O, then M ,T1.0%p%%%! M.6 ,T1.0%%%%%N%%,1.0%%%!CHINT: If TELIX doesn't seem to know a connection has been made when,T1.0%%%!Gredialing the problem probbly is that it isn't getting a carrier detect,T1.0%%%!Fsignal or the connect string isn't defined right in the configuration ,T1.0%%%!menu. ,T1.0%p%% ! Check both.,T1.0%%%!AHINT: TELIX is set by default to use the Hayes "AT" command set.,T1.0%p%%!3Check your modem manual for strings specific to it.,T1.0%% %!?HINT: Some modem owners use cables with only four wires in them,T1.0%% %!@(RS232C minimum). There's no carrier detect line, so TELIX will,T1.0%% %!6always display an "Offline" message. Get a new cable.,T1.0% %%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0,=1*0, 1.0, 1.&B