USR4204 User Guide
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Carrier Detect Signal - Active
The RS-232 Carrier Detect signal should be active (not overridden) so the USR4204 will
automatically present its Main Menu upon connection and automatically close ports upon
disconnection.
Error Correction - Enabled
Enable Error Correction to allow the sending of V.42 flow control messages to the other
modem if the receive buffer fills.
Xon/Xoff Flow Control- Enabled
Enable Xon/Xoff flow control in the modem if the USR4204 has flow control enabled.
Enable Xon/Xoff flow control in the USR4204 and in the modem to prevent
buffer overflow for any of these situations:
The equipment being managed through the USR4204 uses serial
rates different from 9600bps
USR4204 batch configuration files are larger than 1500 characters
USR4204 linefeed pacing is enabled
AT Commands - Disabled (a.k.a. “Dumb Mode”)
After all other configuration commands are set and stored, disable AT Commands to prevent
messages from the USR4204 from causing a key-press abort of a pending modem
connection. Disabling AT commands is typically done by flipping a physical switch on the
modem.
Cabling the Analog Modems
Once the analog modem deploying at the equipment site has been properly configured, it
may be attached to the USR4204 terminal port and telephone line.
Adaptors and Cables Needed
Provided DB25 Adapter and provided RJ45 rollover cable.
Select one of the following:
Purchase a RJ45-to-DB9M null modem adaptor and use
the provided RJ45 rollover cable.
Purchase a RJ45-to-DB9M adaptor and use a straight
Ethernet cable.
Purchase a DB25F-to-DB9M adaptor and use the
provided RJ45-to-DB25M adaptor and RJ45 rollover
cable.
See appendix A for the wiring diagrams for all options.
Use a phone cord with an RJ11 plug on one end, and a plug on
the other end to suit your regional phone socket.
Connect the analog modem deploying at the management site to the management terminal
COM port with a suitable RS-232 serial cable.
The setup is now ready to remotely manage the attached equipment.
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