Texas Instruments (TI) and Analog Devices Inc. (ADI)

• Initialization Strings

  Here are the Initialization Strings that your Texas Instruments (TI) v.34 x2 and V.90 chipset will accept.

  For a description of the results you can expect from any of these functions and commands see the section labeled Functions And Results.

  For Data:

  Function	Initialization String
  Disable	AT&F&M&K&H
  Normal	AT&F AT&F1 for our PC Card Winmodems
  MNP4	AT&F&B1&M4&K0&H1
  MNP5	AT&F&B1&M4&K2&H1
  V.42	AT&F&B1&M4&K0&H1
  V.42BIS	AT&F&B1&M4&K2&H1

  For Fax:

  Function	Initialization String
  Software Flow Control	AT&H2&I2&D0S7=90
  Hardware Flow Control	AT&H2&D0S7=90

   

• Equivalents

  Here are some suggested modem equivalents for the Texas Instruments (TI) chipset.
   

  1. USRobotics Courier 14400
      
  2. USRobotics Courier 28800
      
  3. USRobotics Sportster 14400 or 28800
      
  4. USRobotics Courier 14400 or 28800
      

• Fax Classes

  Texas Instruments (TI) V.34 chipset will use fax Class One.

Stored Profiles

You may write your initialization string to a stored profile which remains until another string is written to it. Accomplish this by placing the command &W at the end of your initialization string.

These settings are then restored to the modem's active configuration when you send a Z command (ATZ) to a Rockwell or AT&T chipset or sending a Y command (ATY) to a Texas Instruments chipset.

Functions and Results

Use this table as a guide to the results you can expect from the functions you can set for your PC Card.

• 33.6 K bps +MS Commands
• For the for the Rockwell v.34 chipset you may add the following information to the initialization strings.

  +ms=11,0,2400,33600

  For a guide to using +MS Commands please see Bulletin 3113.
   

• Cellular

  For a guide to Cellular information please see Bulletin 3112.
   

• International

  When you travel abroad, you will want to have your PC Card ignore foreign dial tones.

  The AT command to instruct your PC Card to ignore dial tone is X3. Add this command to your data software modem initialization string. Our Applications Engineers advise that this command will work in most countries outside the United States. However, if you are not successful after using X3 try X1. X1 commands your PC Card to ignore busy signal and other tones as well as dial tone so always try X3 first.
   

• Unix Systems

  If you have trouble dialing into a 9600 bps Unix system then add the following to your extra settings. This will work in any PC Cards that have Rockwell v.34 or AT&T v.34 chipsets.

  AT%CO&C0S37=9