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SRS-1050 Data Operation ( Chapter 4
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PLACING A CALL TO A
LEASED NETWORK
A call to a leased network number
follows the same basic
procedures given in the preceding
sections, with two differences:
• Terminal calls can only be
made using AT commands
• When you enter the number,
you must enter a leased
network access code,
including the access code
delimiter.
Using the Data Key
Before you can dial a leased
network number with the DATA
key, you must assign one of your
multifunction buttons as a leased
network access code delimiter
key. See Chapter 3 for the
procedure.
When you enter the number of
the Data Terminal Equipment
(DTE) you want to call, use one of
the following procedures:
• Enter the telephone number
of the DTE you want to call;
press the assigned leased
network access code
delimiter key; then enter the
leased network access code.
• Press the assigned leased
network access code
delimiter key; enter the leased
network access code; press
the delimiter key again; then
enter the telephone number
of the DTE you want to call.
Once you complete entering the
leased network number, press the
SEND softkey as usual.
Using AT Commands at a
Terminal
After you type ATD, type the
number of the DTE you want to
call using one of these two
sequences:
• Type the telephone number
of the DTE you want to call;
type a colon; then type the
leased network access code.
• Type a colon; type the leased
network access code; type
another colon; then type the
telephone number of the DTE
you want to call.
Once you complete entering the
leased network number, press
<CR> as usual.