Bundled Performa Modems: Factory Reset Commands (12/96)

What are the factory reset commands, default flow control settings, and initialization strings (for high-speed access) for each of the modems bundled with Macintosh Performa computers?


Factory Setting for
Reset High Speed
Modem Command Access Sets Flow Control
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Bronze, Bronze II AT&F AT&F N/A
Gold II (external) AT&F1* AT&F1&K3** CTS Only
Gold IIv AT&F1 AT&F1 CTS Only
Platinum V AT&F1 AT&F1 CTS Only
Platinum external AT&F1 AT&F1 CTS Only
GeoPort Internal AT&F AT&F Not applicable; bus modem.
GeoPort External AT&F AT&F Not applicable; bus modem.

NOTES
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* AT&F and AT&F0 is discouraged on the TelePort Gold II for Performa. If they are used, the connection light will not function properly: it may indicate a connection even if none is present. (This information is taken from page 166 of the Global Village Gold II User's Guide.)

** The AT&F1 command invokes both CTS flow control and Xon/Xoff flow control. Using the AT&F3 forces the modem to use just CTS flow control.

1) Each of the above commands (except for the Bronze) also enable V.42bis and MNP5 data compression/error correction, and enable the modem to automatically determine what the service provider is using.

2) Note that the Gold II for Performa only supports error correction and data compression with the Global Village 2.5P or later software.

3) Note that not all modems are identical. Therefore, if the above commands invoke modes which are not supported by the modem on the other side, other AT commands may need to be used to modify modem behavior. See your modem user's guide and consult with the service provider for additional information.

4) The connection dialog used should have a section to select the flow control option. If the flow control option is not the same as what the modem is configured to use, you may lose characters when receiving (or, in some cases, transmitting) data. Whenever you use hardware-based flow control, such as CTS Only, always turn off Xon/Xoff if the software provides you with such an option.

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Article Change History:
10 Dec 1996 - Added information for all modems.
Published Date: Feb 18, 2012