US Robitics Access to CS1000E

[norteltech91]

We have a new CS1000E deployed and cannot seem to get an out of the box us robitics modem to work. it answers and you see activity but no characters back on the screen - we tried with and without a nul modem and various speeds still nothing - is there a setup for the modem on the new CS1K?

 

[pbxn]

javascriptpenindex(450,450,'

http://www.tipmaster.com/includes/refinfo.cfm?w=450&h=450')

Perhaps that will help, located in FAQ section

 

[cmawbey]

compile this script in procom, then connect to the modem with a straight cable via com port then run the script

big up to firebird scrambler for this...


; PROGRAMME TO SET UP A U S ROBOTICS 56K EXTERNAL MODEM

; These settings should work for a Meridian Option 11 - 81 TTY Port
; Do have "USER" = SCH only, as the TTY port could become disabled!.


STRING F_Time
INTEGER LEN=0
INTEGER CUT_OFF=0
INTEGER EVENT
INTEGER TX_PACE=50
LONG COUNT=0
LONG TOTAL=0
LONG PERCENT=0
INTEGER PERCENT_CHG_CHK=0
; LONG BIT

proc main

CALL US_MODEM

ENDPROC



PROC US_MODEM

STATMSG "Start"
dialogbox 0 173 62 188 201 2 "configuring a US Robotics 56K extr Modem"
; dirpath 1 65 15 121 11 Directory
; dirlistbox 2 73 30 106 140 "D:\PROGRAM FILES\SYMANTEC\PROCOMM PLUS\CAPTURE\*.*" SINGLE readfile 1 SORT
pushbutton 3 133 177 40 13 "OK" OK DEFAULT
pushbutton 4 77 177 40 13 "Cancel"
; text 5 65 2 61 11 "Select READ file" left
radiogroup 6 TX_PACE
radiobutton 18 13 50 80 11 "50 Default Speed"
radiobutton 19 13 73 80 11 "100 "
radiobutton 20 13 96 80 11 "200 Medium Speed"
radiobutton 21 13 118 80 11 "300"
radiobutton 22 13 141 80 11 "400 Slowest Speed"
endgroup
groupbox 26 3 33 95 131 "TXPace"
enddialog

while 1
dlgevent 0 event
switch event
case 0
endcase

case 1
endcase

case 3
exitwhile
endcase

case 4
exit
endcase

endswitch
endwhile

if TX_PACE == 19
set TXPACE 100
endif
if TX_PACE == 20
set TXPACE 200
endif
if TX_PACE == 21
set TXPACE 300
endif
if TX_PACE == 22
set TXPACE 400
endif

Capture On

TRANSMIT "AT&A3&B0&C1&D0&H1&I0&K0&M4&N6&R1&S0&T5&U0&Y1^M"
PAUSE 6
WAITFOR "OK"
PAUSE 6
TRANSMIT "ATS0=2^M"
WAITFOR "OK"
TRANSMIT "ATS6=4^M"
WAITFOR "OK"
TRANSMIT "ATS10=7^M"
WAITFOR "OK"
TRANSMIT "ATS25=5^M"
WAITFOR "OK"
TRANSMIT "ATS31=0^M"
WAITFOR "OK"
TRANSMIT "ATS32=0^M"
WAITFOR "OK"
TRANSMIT "ATS36=0^M"
WAITFOR "OK"
TRANSMIT "ATS39=11^M"
WAITFOR "OK"
TRANSMIT "ATS41=1^M"
WAITFOR "OK"
TRANSMIT "ATS42=126^M"
WAITFOR "OK"

; TRANSMIT "ATS10=7^M"
; WAITFOR "OK"
; TRANSMIT "ATS25=5^M"
; WAITFOR "OK"

TRANSMIT "ATB0E1F1L2M0Q1V1X4Y0^M"
PAUSE 6
TRANSMIT "AT&W0^M"
PAUSE 6
TRANSMIT "ATI4^M"
PAUSE 2

TRANSMIT "ATS$^M"
PAUSE 6
TRANSMIT "~^M"
PAUSE 6
TRANSMIT "~^M"
PAUSE 6
TRANSMIT "~^M"

PAUSE 6

Capture Off

F_Time=$TIME
usermsg "POWER DOWN & RESET THE ROBOTICS EXTERNAL MODEM NOW!`n`n at %s" F_TIME
ENDPROC

; The tests were carried out using "TTY 2" with "USER" = (SCH) ONLY! On a Option 11 system.

; NOTE!
; Do not have "USER" = (MTC,BUG,CTY, etc) as the TTY port could become disabled!.

; Also make sure that the standard TTY port settings are used i.e..
; "9600" baud rate word length = 8, 1 stop bit & no parity.

; ATI3
; U.S. Robotics 56K Voice EXT Rev. 12.1.0 (External stand alone type modem)

; ATI4
; U.S. Robotics 56K Voice EXT Settings...

; B0 E1 F1 L2 M0 Q1 V1 X4 Y0
; SPEED=9600 PARITY=N WORDLEN=8
; DIAL=TONE OFF LINE

; &A3 &B0 &C1 &D0 &H1 &I0 &K0
; &M4 &N6 &R1 &S0 &T5 &U0 &Y1

; S00=002 S01=000 S02=043 S03=013 S04=010 S05=008 S06=004
; S07=060 S08=002 S09=006 S10=007 S11=070 S12=050 S13=000
; S15=000 S16=000 S18=000 S19=000 S21=010 S22=017 S23=019
; S25=005 S27=001 S28=008 S29=020 S30=000 S31=000 S32=000
; S33=000 S34=000 S35=000 S36=000 S38=000 S39=011 S40=000
; S41=001 S42=126

; LAST DIALLED #:

; ATI9
; (1.0USR9180\\Modem\PNPC107\U.S. Robotics 56K Voice EXT)FF

; Some other Notes!
; Use ATS0=2 C/R (Number of rings for modem to answer = 2)
; (I've found that a minimum number of 2 rings is best!)
; Use ATM0 C/R (Speaker on modem = OFF & ATM1 = Speaker on until connected)

; Before you disconnect the line connection,
; Make sure that you are back into the Meridian SL1 program!.
; Also key "+++" first & wait until you get the "OK" prompt.
; (It takes you back to the modem!)
; If you don't do this,
; then the TTY port can disable it's self or the modem will lock up.


; How to configure the US Robotics 56K external Modem via a RS232 lead into your P.C.

; Key in the following …

; "AT&A3&B0&C1&D0&H1&I0&K0&M4&N6&R1&S0&T5&U0&Y1" C/R.
; The modem will answer with "OK"
; Followed by "ATB0E1F1L2M0Q1V1X4Y0" C/R.
; Enter the "S" Registers as shown in bold above. i.e.. "ATS0=2" C/R.

; Finally enter "AT&W0" C/R to store the data into memory.
; Power Modem "OFF" & "ON".
; The prompt "ATI4" C/R will list out the values stored in memory.

; To connect the Modem at 14400 baud rate & Meridian 1 TTY port at 19200 baud rate,
; Then use the settings "AT&N8" C/R followed by
; "AT&W0" C/R & power off & on the Modem again.

 

[Firebird Scrambler]

The script posted by "Gibblett" is the one that I did a few years ago and this will be OK for the U S Robotic external 56k modems that don't have any dip switch settings to alter.

May sure that your TTY only has USER = "SCH", otherwise the TTY will lock up each time you disconnect on certain ports. This was common on Option 11c systems using TTY ports except for TTY 0 or one connected to the expansion cabinet.

All the best

Firebird Scrambler
Meridian Programmer in the UK

http://www.linkedin.com/in/davidbromley

If it's working, then leave it alone!.

 

[johnpoole]

or here is an old txt file that has always worked for me

1. There are (8) dip switches on the rear of the modem. Set switches S1, S3, S7, & S8 in the down position, the rest in the up position.

2. Connect the modem to a terminal or personal computer using a 25 pin RS232 cable.

3. Set the terminal or personal computer serial port to 9,600 baud (8 data bits / no parity / 1 stop bit ).

4. Turn the power ON to the modem.

5. Using the terminal or the terminal portion of the personal computer communications package, issue the following AT command. AT&B1&W&W1

6. Turn the power OFF to the modem, and disconnect it from the terminal or personal computer.

7. Set the (8) dip switches on the rear of the modem as follows. Set switches S1, & S4 in the down
position the rest in the up position.

8. Connect the modem to the Meridian 1 system as instructed in the NTPs



john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc