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Apache 288I-DSVD
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Specification:
* 28800 bps full duplex data: 14400 fax modem
* DSVD (Digital Simultaneous Voice & Data) operation in V.34 modes
( 28800 to 1200 bps).
* Full Duplex Speakerphone Operation
* Parallel (16550 compatible) interface supporting PC bus interface
at DTE speeds up to 115,200 bps
* Complies with CCITT V.34 28800-2400 bps, V.32 bis 14400 - 4800 bps,
V.32 9600 - 4800 bps, V.23 1200/75 bps, V.22 bps and 2400 - 1200 bps,
and V.21 300 bps recommendations, and meets Bell 212 1200 bps
and 103 300 bps standards.
* Supports V.FC 28800 - 14400 bps
* Group 3 fax modes supporting V.17 14400/1200/9600/7200 bps,
V.29 9600/7200 bps, and V.27 ter 4800/2400 bps transmit/receive,
V.21 Channel 2 300 bps transmit and receive, EIA-578 Service
Class 1 commands, and EIA-592 Service Class2 commands.
Implements enhanced "AT" command set.
* Compatible with communications software packages.
* Supports V.42/MNP2-4 Error Correction and V.42bis/MNP5
Data Compression modes.
MNP10 data throughput enhancement.NVRAM
DAA designed to be compliant with FCC part 68 and DOC.
On board sounducer.
Microphone/Speaker/Headset jacks.
Four COM port selection
IRQ's 3,4,5,6,7
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DSVD INSTALLATION
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CONFIGURING THE COM PORT AND IRQ LEVELS
A COM ( communication ) port is used by the PC to select the I/O address
of a serial communication device (such as a modem or a mouse). There are
four COM ports to select from, but only one device can be assigned to each
COM port.
Interrupt request lines (IRQs) enable the PC peripheral devices
(such as a modem or a printer) to signal the CPU when they need attention.
Normally COM1/COM3 use interrupt request level 4 (IRQ4), and COM2/COM4
use interrupt request level 3 (IRQ3).
Communication port base address and IRQ selection on the target board
is done either through jumper configuration or using the PnP ( plug'n'play)
device which is a population option.
Tables 1 and 2 show how to configure the COM port and the
Interrupt level selections, respectively.
Table 1. COM-Port Selection
COM Port Base Address Jumper Selection
COM1 03F8h J7-J8 and J9-J10
COM2 02F8h J9-J10
COM3 03E8h J7-J8
COM4 02E8h No jumpers
Tables 2. Interrupt Level Selection IRQ Selection Jumper SelectionIRQ3J16-J17IRQ4J16-J15IRQ5J12-J14IRQ6J12-13IRQ7J12-J11Note : If your board is a PnP ( Plug and Play) disregard the jumper Table.INSTALLING THE 288I-DSVDPerform the following to install your Target Board to your IBM PC or compatible computer:1. Install the Target Board into the PC, referring to your computer's installation procedure.2. Connect the phone line from the wall to the jack labeled "LINE" or "WALL" using a standard RJ11 type telephone cord.3. Connect the telephone to the jack labeled "PHONE" using a standard RJ11 type telephone cord.
4. Connect the electret microphone to the jack labeled "MIC".
5. Connect an amplified speaker to the jack labeled "HDSET".
A Headset unit can be connected to the modem's MIC and HDSET
jacks as well . If an external speaker/headset will not be used,
connect a shunt to J26 and J27 to power the on-board sounducer.
7. The target board is capable of supporting full-duplex speakerphone
or telephone emulation mode. The board is configured at the factory
for the speakerphone mode by shunting J23 and J25. To support
telephone emulation operation, shunt J23 and J24.
OPERATION IN DSVD MODE
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DSVD Modes
Operation in DSVD mode allows data transfer and voice conversation to
occur simultaneously during a data connection. On a DSVD call, either
a telephone or a headset can be used as the voice interface. Both local
and remote modems need to have Rockwell DigiTalk tm DSVD technology to
support the simultaneous voice and data function. There are two methods
to transition to DSVD mode:
1. Data mode to DSVD
2. Analog voice mode to DSVD
DATA MODE TO DSVD TRANSITION
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This method allows the user to establish a data connection first and
transition to DSVD by picking up the handset or by using the headset.
1. Issue AT-SSE=1 command on both modems through terminal mode or
include it as part of the initialization string in the
communication software.
2. One user picks up the handset ( generates ring and ring back ).
3. Once the other user picks up handset DSVD is established.
4. DSVD is terminated when either side hang up handset.
DSVD can be initiated if either side picks up the handset again.
ANALOG VOICE MODE TO DSVD TRANSITION
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This method allows the user to establish an analog voice call first and
transition to DSVD by initiating a data connection.
1. Issue AT-SSE=1 command on both modems through terminal mode or
include it as part of the initialization string in the communication
software.
2. Establish analog phone connection. ( Make sure both modems
have ATS=0 to disable auto answer. )
3. When one user issues ATD this modem will initiate handshake and
handsets will be muted.
4. Once data connection has been completed the users will be in DSVD
state. In DSVD state, both voice and data communication can take
place simultaneously.
5. DSVD is terminated when either side hang up handset. DSVD can be
initiated if either side picks up handset again.
DSVD HEADSET MODE
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The DSVD modem allows the use of a headset (instead of the handset)
for voice communication during DSVD mode.
1. The command AT#CLS=5 must be issued after the AT-SSE=1 command
in terminal mode or in the initialization string on the
communication software.
2. Once a data connection is made the modem in the headset mode will
immediately initiate the DSVD connection by ringing the remote user.
3. Local handset transitions are ignored in this mode.
4. If the remote user has a handset the state of the remote handset
will control state transitions. if the remote user puts down
their handset the modems are in data mode and if the remote modem
picks up the handset DSVD is established.
5. If the remote modem is also in headset mode, the modems are always
in DSVD mode unless one of the parties issue a +++ to go to command
mode ( no audio during command mode ) followed by AT#VLS=0 and then
back on-line with an ATO. During this time, the DSVD mode is
terminated and the headset in no longer operation. To return to
headset mode, issue a +++, followed by AT#VLS=5 and then go back
on-line with an ATO.
6. No simulated busy or ring tones will be played to the modem in the
headset mode.
OPERATION IN SPEAKERPHONE MODE
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OPERATION WITH COMMUNICATION SOFTWARE
The full-duplex speakerphone operation can be used by running a
communication software application which supports the Rockwell
Speakerphone function. Follow the instructions of the respective
application package. Alternatively, speakerphone operation can be
used by manually issuing AT command to the modem. Be sure a shunt
connects J25 and J23 to support the speakerphone mode.
MANUAL OPERATION USING TERMINAL MODE
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Origination a Voice Call in Speakerphone Mode
1. Invoke the terminal mode in your communication package.
-Install MegaConnect software then click on MegaConnect
Terminal.
-At MegaConnect Terminal screen click on Options and select
Serial Port...
-Select the right Com Port according to hardware setup.
2. Enter AT and make sure that OK is returned. Enter AT&F to reset
modem configurations to default values. All instructions to the
modem are communicated through AT commands. For example, ATD is
the AT command for the modem to dial; all AT commands start
with the "AT" characters.
3. Enter AT#CLS=8#VRN=0#VLS=6 and press the return key. The modem
should respond with "OK". This will initialize the modem for
speakerphone mode.
Answering a Voice Call in Speakerphone Mode
1. Invoke the terminal mode in your communications package.
2. Enter AT and make sure that "OK" is returned. Enter AT&F
to reset modem configuration default values.
3. Enter AT#CLS=8VRN=0#VLS=6S0=0 and press the return key.
The modem should respond with OK. This will initialize
the modem for speakerphone mode.
4. To answer a call in speakerphone mode upon receipt of a RING
message, enter ATA. The modem will report VCON to indicate
speakerphone is on.
5. To hang up, issue ATH.
Mega Connect Terminal.
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Install Mega Connect Lite and click on MegaConnect Terminal.
At MegaConnect Terminal Untiltiled click on Options... . Select the
Serial Port and select your Com Port and click "OK". Click on Options
again and select Default Settings. At Default Settings click on 57600bps
and click on feild of Additional Initialization and input &C1&D2S7=75
and click "OK". At black screen you see cusor flashing type AT and
press Enter key on your key board. The modem should respond 'OK".
Now you are in the MegaConnect Terminal Mode.
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