Verilink Access Manager 2000 (896-502037-001) Product Manual - Manual (Page 107)

Configuring the site
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Call/Answer, Modem Answer Only, ComDesign Mux, and Autoconfig
are not available for the second and third nodes.
Access Manager uses Hayes  protocol for modems. If the phone number
is not preceded by an alpha character, Access Manager assumes that the
phone line in use is a dual-tone multifrequency (DTMF) line and prefixes
the phone number with the characters ATDT. However, if the phone line
requires dial pulsing, you must enter the prefix ATDP to the number
yourself. Refer to the modem manual for more information on how to use
these commands. This number should include an access prefix followed
by a comma if the lines are connected to a PBX. The comma causes the
modem to pause for a set time period to allow for a second dial tone after
dialing the access prefix.
Since Access Arrangement controls only the host computer (i.e.,
PC) end of the Comline, it is necessary to assure that equipment at both
ends of the connection be set for the correct access arrangement. See the
Verilink SIM, NC/E, 551VST List 2 , 551VST ML List 1, 551VST ML List
2, and Access System 2000 Manuals.
Editing a comline definition
1. Starting from the Main Menu, select Utilities.
2. From the Utilities Menu, select Installation .
3. From the Installation Menu, select Comline .
4. From the Revise Comline Definitions screen, select Edit . A list of
currently defined Comlines now appears.
5. From this list, choose the comline to be edited by highlighting it and
pressing . The current comline definition option settings are
now listed.
Note: The allowable entries for the Comline definition options ar
determined by the computer and peripheral boards used by
Access Manager. AppendixD, "Installing Serial Ports" lists the
permissible entries for the standard computer and peripheral
board configurations.
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