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MultiCommManager User Guide

Hanging Up Modems

You might want to hang up a modem for several reasons: to kick an overtime user off your system

(this can also be done automatically by a fault alarm), to free up a modem for an expected call, etc.

If the hangup action doesn’t work, then try resetting the modem.

See also: “How To Hang Up Modems” on page 57.

Acting in Response to Faults

The MultiCommManager can detect and respond to many faults. Most faults have a programmable

threshold which sets how many times an event must occur before an action is performed to deal

with it. Depending on the fault, a modem can be reset or re-sent the modem configuration file (in

hopes of clearing up the faulty modem), set out of service (so that the other users can’t use the

modem until the system administrator can deal with the problem), or hang up (so that the modem

is available to other users). In addition to the above actions, a pager can be dialed with information

identifying the fault.

See also: “How To Set Up Fault Actions” on page 57.

Modem Control Procedures

How To Configure Modems

To configure a group of modems, first select a modem group, then select either

Setup|Modem|General or Setup|Modem|Configuration File. Select the appropriate settings in

the dialog box and then click OK. With the modems still selected, load these configurations into the

modems by selecting Control|Load Modem Configuration. Until you load the new configuration

or an event causes the configuration to be loaded (such as when a modem group has

Configuration On Modem Reset selected) the modem is not configured with the new settings.

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