14,400 Modem & Fax  (250-3036)      Result Codes       Faxback Doc. # 3252

After you enter the command (enter), the modem executes the command line 
and returns a result code.  The modem can express the result code as a word
or a number.  Also, you can select which result codes the modem uses, and 
even turn result codes on and off.  The V, X, and Q commands control these 
options, and are discussed later in this chapter.

Below are the ten result codes and their meanings.

0   OK                  The OK code is returned by the modem
                        to acknowledge execution of a command line.

1   CONNECT             The modem sends this result code when line
                        speed is 300 bps.

2   RING                The modem sends this result code when
                        incoming ringing is detected on the line.

3   NO CARRIER           Carrier not detected within time limit, or 
                        carrier lost.

4   ERROR               The modem could not process the command
                                
5   CONNECT 1200        The modem detected a carrier at 1200 bps.

6   NO DIALTONE         The modem could not detect a dial tone
                        when dialing.

7   BUSY                Modem detected a busy signal.

8   NO ANSWER           Modem never detected silence (@ command
                        only).

9   CONNECT 600         The modem sends this result code when line speed
                        is 600 bps.

10  CONNECT 2400        The modem detected a carrier at 2400 bps.

11  CONNECT 4800        Connection established at 4800 bps.

12  CONNECT 9600        Connection established at 9600 bps.

13  CONNECT 7200        This modem sends this result code when line speed
                        is 7200 bps.

15  CONNECT 14400       Connection established at 14400 bps.

16  CONNECT 19200       Connection established at 19200 bps.

17  CONNECT 38400       Connection established at 38400 bps.

18  CONNECT 57600       Connection established at 57600 bps.

22  CONNECT             The modem sends this result code upon
    1200TX/75RX         establishing a V23 originate. 

23  CONNECT             The modem sends this result code upon estab-
    1200TX/75RX         lishing a V.23 answer.

24  DELAYED             The modem returns code when a call fails to 
                        connect and is considered "delayed".

32  BLACKLISTED         The modem returns this result code when a f\call
                        fails to connect and is considered "blacklisted."

40  CARRIER 300         Carrier detected at 300 bps.

44  CARRIER 1200/75     The modem sends this result code when V.23
                        backward channel carrier is detected.

45  CARRIER 75/1200     The modem sends this result code when the V.23
                        forward channel carrier is detected.

46  CARRIER 1200        Carrier detected at 1200 bps.

47  CARRIER 2400        Carrier detected at 2400 bps.

48  CARRIER 4800        This modem sends this result code when either
                        the high or low channel carrier in V.22 bis modem
                        has been detected.

49  CARRIER 7200        Carrier detected at 7200 bps.

50  CARRIER 9600        Carrier detected at 9600 bps.

51  CARRIER 12000       Carrier detected at 12000 bps.

52  CARRIER 14400       Carrier detected at 14400 bps.

66  COMPRESSION         MNP Class 5 is active CLASS 5.

67  COMPRESSION         V.42bis is active V.42bis.

69  COMPRESSION         No Data Compression NONE.

70  PROTOCOL:NONE       No Error Correction.

77  PROTOCOL:LAPM       V.42 LAP-M Error Correction.

80  PROTOCOL:ALT        MNP Class 4 Error Correction.



TRANSMISSION SPEED

When you type AT to get the modem's attention, the modem sets itself to
the speed you have set using the communications program.  When you connect 
to another computer either by dialing or auto-answer, the modem connects 
at the other computer's highest speed (but not greater than the AT speed) 
and sends you a CONNECT result code.  Then the modem changes its operation 
to the other computer's speed (if different from the AT speed).

If the connect speed differs from the speed you set in the communications 
program, you do not need to change your communications program's speed.  
The characters display on the screen at the slower rate, automatically.

For example, if you set the communication software to operate at 2400 bps, 
type AT DT 555-3434 enter, and the system you dial answers at 1200 bps, you
see the message CONNECT 1200.  Communications then proceed as normal, but 
at the slower speed.

The connect result codes are:

CONNECT            (110 or 300 connection)

CONNECT 0600       (600 bps connection)

CONNECT 1200       (1200 bps connection)

CONNECT 2400       (2400 bps connection)

CONNECT 4800       (4800 bps connection)

CONNECT 7200       (7200 bps connection)

CONNECT 9600       (9600 bps connection)

CONNECT 12000      (12000 bps connection)

CONNECT 14400      (14400 bps connection)

CONNECT 19200      (19200 bps connection)

CONNECT 38400      (38400 bps connection)

CONNECT 57600      (576000 bps connection)

(br/all-10/17/94)