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SRS-1050 Data Operation ( Chapter 4
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To display the softkey names,
press KEY MENU.
Next to the word DATA on the
display, a blinking terminal
symbol appears, and to its left the
word SEND appears for about six
seconds.
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SEND DATA CLEAR
2. Use the keypad to enter the
number you wish to dial (or
press a one-touch button), and
press SEND (softkey 1).
Note: The SEND key tells the
Digital Set to dial the number.
If you don't press SEND, the
Digital Set will dial the number
after a six second delay.
As you dial, the number you are
dialing appears on the display.
When you press SEND, the
display returns to its normal state,
with the terminal symbol to the
right of the time and date.
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12:55 SUN MAY 14
If the terminal symbol continues
to blink for more than a minute,
the remote PAD (Packet
Assembler/Dissembler) isn't
answering the call. Press DATA
again to clear the call.
Once the call connects, the
terminal symbol stops blinking.
3. To disconnect a data call
manually, press DATA (softkey
2). The terminal symbol on the
display disappears.
Using AT Commands
To make a data call using AT
commands from an asynchronous
terminal, follow these steps:
1. From your terminal, enter the AT
dial command (ATD) and the
number you wish to dial
(2345678 for example), ending
with a carriage return (shown
here as <CR>):
ATD2345678 <CR>
The letters AT stand for
Attention, D for Dial. (Either
ATD or atd will work; mixing
upper and lower-case letters, as in
Atd or aTD, will not work.) A
blinking terminal symbol appears
on the phone's display next to the
word DATA.
2. When the call connects, the
word CONNECT or COM
appears on the terminal screen.
The phone's display returns to
normal, except that a steady
terminal symbol continues to be
shown after the time and date
on line 2.