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novaPro32 Routel
Routel set-up
7000991003 Q2
Sauter Systems
17
3
Save your settings with ‘Save As...’. Enter a file name of your choice (e.g. the name of
the island).
Then program an EPROM (EPROM 1Mb SBA order number 0385902000) using the
‘Galep’ programmer or similar. Fit this EPROM to the power transformer side of the
Routel.
Special tips
1. Routel without customised EPROM
It is possible to set up a Routel island without customising an EPROM. The default
settings within the EPROM, as delivered from SBA, are OK to control a ZyXel or
Olitec modem. The telephone number in this case should be programmed into the
modem (place 0, activated with ATDS=0).
Project-ID and ASNet-ID are sent to the Routel from the PC when it calls to initialise
the addresses. This set-up will functioning as long as there is no power failure on
the Routel (...UPS).
There is no blacklisting prevention active (cf. below).
2. ISDN, GSM, radio modem etc.
The Routel supports any type of switched DCE (data communication equipment)
such as ISDN terminal adaptor, GSM phones, radio modem, etc) as long as it is
controlled with string commands. Refer to the relevant manuals in order to find the
appropriate ‘Init string’ and ‘Dial string’.
3. DTE speed
It is important to ensure that the modem is not in a mode where its baud rate on the
COM port follows (auto-adapting) the baud rate on the telephone line. If the modem
changes the DTE speed in this way, the Routel, which has a fixed DTE speed, is
not able to communicate with the modem any more.
The following parameters prevent the adaptation of the DTE speed:-
ZyXel: No particular command required. It's OK per default
3COM: The Init command "AT&F1S0=1" (instead "AT&F0S0=1")
Olitec: The Init command "AT&FS0=1&WZ" (instead "AT&FS0=1")
4. Blacklisting
The law in some countries requires the modem to blacklist telephone numbers that
are dialled to frequently with no subsequent connection (free of charge). The
modem therefore automatically blacklists those numbers (e.g. when the same
number is called more than 5 times in 15 minutes with no answer).
To avoid blacklisting, the dial sequence (see above) shoulg be set conservatively
enough to follow the country's rules.
Another way to cope with blacklisting is to add (illegal?) commands to the modem
strings which disable its blacklisting function:-
ZyXel: Use the US modem firmware from www.zyxel.com
3COM: The Init command "AT&FS0=1S40.1=0"
Olitec: The dial string "AT%X3D[phone number]<"
For more information about blacklisting, refer to www.wahlsperre.de.
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