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Picture Perfect 4.6
User Manual
Table 30. Modem form fields (continued)
Field
Hi-speed
Connect Msg
Error Message
No Carrier
Msg
No Answer
Message
Busy Msg
Description
Enter the message (0 to 30 alphanumeric characters) that this modem returns when it connects using its
high-speed baud rate.
Enter the message (0 to 30 alphanumeric characters) that this modem gives when it rejects an invalid
command.
Enter the message (0 to 30 alphanumeric characters) that this modem gives when it fails to connect; this
message differentiates between No Carrier, No Answer, and Busy.
Enter the message (0 to 30 alphanumeric characters) that this modem gives when it fails to connect; this
message differentiates between No Carrier and No Answer.
Enter the message (0 to 30 alphanumeric characters) that this modem gives when it fails to connect; this
message differentiates between No Carrier and Busy.
Related procedures
To create, edit, or delete a modem record:
1. From the Configuration menu, select Micros, and then click the Modems tab.
2. Refer to Creating, editing, deleting, and printing records on page 36.
Configuring ports
Many of the port characteristics for micro communication lines are already configured at the time of
installation. All you need to provide is a port description, tty number, and line settings. If the port
supports dial-up micros, specify a phone number and modem type.
Use the Ports form to define a serial port and the Network Micro Ports form to define a network port.
The system then allows you to assign the device port (line) to a micro.
• Unidirectional direct connection micros require only a primary port.
• Bidirectional direct connection micros require a primary and a secondary port.
• Dial-up micros do not require a port assignment, but do require a Ports form.
• Network micros require only a network primary port.
The Ports form supports dynamic configuration for all fields except tty. Dynamic configuration means
that you can configure ports without having to restart the Picture Perfect system. If you change the
tty name, you must restart Picture Perfect.
Note:
The fields on the Ports form differ on a redundant system. Refer to the Picture Perfect Redundant Edition User
Manual for more information.