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Installation and Operation
USER’S GUIDE
WS-SIiMIISM(G) / WS-5614HM M(G)
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Section One: Introduction
1.1 Modem Compatibilily .................................................... 1
Section Two: Installing The Modern
2.1 Unpacking Your Mndcm ................................................ 2
2.2 Modem lnslallation
2.2.1 Hardware lusialintion .
2.2o21ack Connections
2.2.3 Selling Up Modem Uudcr Windows 98 / OSRZ A
2.2.4 Checking Modem Functionality
2.2.5 Corrccling " Can't Open Port" Message ......................... ll
Section Three: Installing and Configuring Communication
Soitware
3.1 Accessing the Pux/Voicerpcakphone Functions 12
3.2 Using Your Modem .. ._ 12
3.3 Where To Go From11cre ........................................... l}
Secllon Four: Troubleshooting Communication Software
14
4.1 Modem does not respond to commands .............................
4.2 Modem dials, but docs not counccl .. 14
4.3 Modern makes a connect, hul no data appears on your screcn, 14
4.4 Morlcxn experiences cums while unlinc wilh a minute mudcm..15
4.5 Modem exhibits poor voice record or playback .................. 15
Section Five: AT Command Set
5.1 Executing Commands ...........................................
5.2 Command Format .
53 AT Commands
Section Six: S Register Summary
Semion One - lntmduclion
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(lmicc This high pcxi’onnnncc modem connects wnr computer lo nl‘
mpnlur modems and ln\' nnnllincs mailulrlr link!)
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many coslly and lime-consuming calls can be avoided “illl closer allcnlion
lo “IO mslnllauon information pro‘idcd 11ch,
1.1 Modem Compatibility
Your modem is oompnliblc with the following standards
-V 90 (56Kl7ps download slremn only)
-K56 flex (Sokbps download stream only)
‘V 34+ (33600 bps) 'V.34(28300 bps)
-v 311715 (14401! bps) - v 32 (9600 bps)
' v.23 (I 200/75 bps) -V,22bis (2400 bps)
- v.22 (12430 bps) -v,21 (m0 bps)
-Bcll 212A (1100 bps) -Ecll 103 (300 bps)
- V,I7 (14400 bps FAX) 'V.29 (9600 bps FAX)
rV.27lcr (4800 bps FAX) - V 2| (‘lianncI-Z (300 bps FAX)
- V 42his(d:1l:| compression)
-MNI’ 5 (data compression)
- TlA/EIA 602 AT Command sci - V.8 Sum—up sequence
-V.80(Vidco Ready mode) -V 8 bis Sum-up sequence
- TlA/ElA57Z Class Fm command Se! vPlug and Play PCI Spec. VLOa
-TlA/EIA 695 Voice command
"“ WS-5614 HMM(G) is H Rockwell based Data Fax Modcm
*" WS-5614 H SM(G) is a Rockwell based modem willl Voice Functions
‘VAZ (mor myrrwiion)
-MNP 2-4 (error correction)
fl)” —» cum ff/VI (Cr)
Seclion Two — Installing The Modern
[his scumn nplninr. how in cnnrlccl yuur nrmlcm ln your cmnputcr
2.1 Unpacking Your Modem
ill miriillull (u llrix nurmml. your nrmioln pack cmrixnrrs llrc firllowing
llcnrt
-()nc modem 'MOLlcm sulln'mc A l’, disc
-0nc srrflware nmniml ‘Onc lclcphnnc cable
'Vrricc sncki‘l Bruckcl (WS—SOMI |SM(G))
NOTE: Contact yrmr dealer rl nny all/re nlrove llerrrs
are nn‘ssmg from your package
2.2 Mndem Installation
The following steps provide inslruclions for inslnlling your lirodcin.
2.2.1 Hardware Installation
CAUTION: Belore removing llle cover from your
columnar, mm of! and unplug {he computer and all
attached peripherals Discharge any slallc electricity
lrum your body by touching any melal surface before
lcrnoving llm modem Imnr ils nrrlislnlic bag
1 Turn all and unplug your computer lrom the AC outlet
2. Remove the conrpuler's cover according to ils owner's manual
3, Select any available PCI bus slot
4. Remove the brackel and save the screw
5 Carelully inserl the modern inlo the selected slol Apply even pressure
until [he modem is firmly sealed.
6. Secure Ihe bracket With the screw saved earlier Slore Ihe bracket lor
lulure use.
7 Replace the ccmpuler cover
and p|ug in your computer - ”
Reconnect all cables I
ll Conner?! llle lelr‘phmm (inhle
inlo the modem‘s "LINE"
conneclor (see Figure 2-2)t
Attach the olher end into the
telephone wall jack,
9 Connect the sound jacks
between MODEM and your .
Sound Card or the brackel ‘" ‘
provided with the package \ Of Sour-dune
l w» z 2
Please carefully read your
Sound Card User's Manual
for connectnr pin assign-
ment 01 Sound Card
um mmplctm tttc mtmmt modem insmittumt
NOTE: ' The back of yourmadem should look like
Figure 2—2.
2.2.2 Jack Connectlcns
Snund Jacks
Ifyuu pmcimctt WS-SGMIISMlG) VUICL' Mom-1M, yuu can me an vntcc
finictiuns through telcpliunu handset (telephone set connection is not
allowed in some cmlllll‘ics. 'l Ilctcfutc, pltuncjztck cmincttinn is not leflikllflc
for some country versions ), sound jacks on MODEM card Or sound jacks
on sound cald. Please refer to fig 24 for pin assignment.
I. Lincoul
2. Ground
3. Ground
4. Lincin
2.2.3 Selling Up Modem Under Windows 98 I OSERZ
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NOTE: Check your vars/on of Wlm‘lnws 96 / USER?
by looking H1 "Slali" ,.~ "Scll‘llrgs" J ”(Tunllul
Panel" 2‘ "System" a "General"
PARTA of the installation is (or WEB (mnduws 98
versron 410.7998) only
PART B oil/19 lnslnllallon ls (or OSRZ (VV/ndows 95
Version 4 00 9505) only,
ZEART ALWJ “5!ng EMEISLOJLA. 1,0 L19,98)
‘Go to Part B if you have OSRZ
A Windmv§®95 mflucm lhlvcr diskclle labeled will! "VVS-SGHHMMGF)
Modem Driver" Or "WS»5614HSM((;) Modem Driver" was provided
wilh Illc modem. Please follow the procedure below to install xhe modem
driver:
1 Tum ON compuler power alley compleling hmdware iuslallallon
2; Wix\dows‘“‘98 will automalically delecl {he Plug and Play mudem and
display a message under New Hardware Found as shown below.
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[hen dick “Nexl”.
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4. Proceed to Section 22.4.
BARKB (OSR2 Windowsjlfi yersion 41.00.9508)
A WindowsWS modem driver diskeuc labeled W|lh ”\VS-5(vl4HMM(G)
Mndcm Driver" rxr "WS—SGNHSMKE) Modem Driver" was provided
with lhc modem. Nmsc folknv the procedure hcluw In insml| Ihc modem
driver
I Turn ON computer power after completmg hardware mstallation
2 OSRZ wrll automaticafly detect the Plug and Play modem and display
a message under Update Device Driver VWzard menu as shown below
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Click "Finish"
1 Next, insert CDVROM in CD»ROM Drive . (hen dick “0K"
Q MMWMWWMMMMM
Click "OK"
4. Copy files from:
Please lype the letter 0! Drive you selecled, then press “OK"
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Click "OK"
6. Proceed in Section 2.14.
2.2.4 Checking Modem Functionality
1 Sum Windows 95 ==> Chck “Slarl' :=> “Settings"
—=> "Modem“.
=> “Control Pane|"
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2 Click “General" and highlight "Rockwell HCF 56K Data Fax PCI
Modern ' as shown below
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3. Click “Dlagnosiirj‘ and Illghlighl [he demgualed COM as shown be‘aw
Click “More Info 0." and [he syslem ww|l communicate wnn the
modem,
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Iflhcre is no error message, then your modem is set—up properly and
is funclional.
I0
”you have |I|c error message “Couldn‘t Open l‘ull", please follow
the imuuclions in Secliun 2.2.5.
Couldn't open poll
2.2.5 Correcting “Can’t Open For!" Message
1 Click “Start" “Settings" ==> "Control Panel” ==> "Add/Remove"
and selecl “Rockwell HCF 56K Modem", than cllck “Add/Remove . "
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2 Restart Windows 95 and 1ollow the insuucfions slanmg from Section
2.2.2
I]
Section Three - |nsta|ling and Configuring
Communication Software
NOTE: lllSltl" (he ctilllllllllill'nlmn softwalt' llCtIllltIlllll
to llle soltwaro user’s manual Be certain that your
sollware is configured to communicate Wll/l the
modem on llle some COM port and IRQ line used by
the modem
You may be prompted hy the software to configure ccnrtin communication
parameters Wc suggest tho followim‘sy settings:
Baud rate: I |5,200 lips Data bits: 8
Parity: Nonc Stop bit: I
FimvConll‘oi' INS/CTS lmlialilfllitln slring !\T&F
Select a Rockwell modem type if prompted by your dttm communications
software, Select Generic Class 1 or Rockwell modem typc when prompted
by your Fax or Voice soflwntc
3.1 Accesslng the Fax l Voice l Speakerphone Functions
‘I he Fax. Voice, Speakerphone and DSVD functions (ifyonr modem are
application driven and inc accessed only through application soltware.
Cur-urn your software manual rt‘gnrding procedures on using these
[call us.
3.2 Using Your Modem
Common modem functions (i.e. dialing, file transfer, faxing) are
performed by using communication soflwate in conjunction with the modem.
NOTE: The communication software included with
your modem provides a user ln'endly into/lace [or all
common modem lunctlons and should be sufficient [or
all of your communication needs
The modem may also perform basic communication functions (such as
dialing) via the AT commands. A list and description of all AT commands
appear in Section Five. Since the communication software is designed to
shicld the user from the difficult and cumbersome AT commands, We
strongly suggest that all modern operations be pcrformcd via the software.
12
3.3 Where To Go From Here
Ifyml have ditficlilttcs gutting your modem In work, IL‘ild Satin" Fruit
(0 (“mil infinmfltiuil as wet! n< amwcrs In mmmmny mm queuinm and
prublcins cmtu‘ining the C(\||\||Il|l|iL‘i|liHll sullwmc. fluclmnc live lllmugli
‘lcn contain reference material (AT commands. S-ieg, tcr. and Result-codex
etc.) and can be skipped.
NOTE: It is lmportant that you Iamllianze yourself
With the [motions available from the included
software by reading 115 manual (you may also use
any other commercially available communication
soliware). The software manual Includes detailed
inlonnatiun an all common modem functions
13
Section Four - Troubleshooting Communication
Software
Your nitnlciii is designed to provide icliiiblc rind troiililc»t’rcc service.
Should you experience any difficulty. however, the information contained in
this section will assist you in determining and resolving the source of the
difficulty if you cannot resolve your difficulty after reading this clinptCr.
COnUtCI your dealer or vendor for assistance.
4.1 Modem does not respond to commands.
1.Make sure the modem is not configured with a conflicting COM port
and IRQ setting . It another device in your system is also configured as
the same COM port, it will not work, Similarly, IRO settings may not
overlap.
2.Make sure the communication software is configured with the correct
cOM and IRQ settings (same COM port and ma line as the modern).
Your communication software Will not be able to send-to and receive-
irom your modem any data it it does not have the correct COM and
lRQ settings of the modem.
3.Make sure the modem is property initialized by the communication
soflware. Your modem may have been improperly initialized by the
software because you have selected an incorrect modem type. Select
"Rockwell" modem type in your data communication software (select
"Generic class 1" and "Rockwell" in your Fax software.
respectively ). Vou may also be prompted to enter an initialization
string by the soltware. Use ATE-F as your initialization string.
4. It you are running Microsoft@ Windows 95, make sure that the modem
is properly configured in Windows (see Section 2.2.2)
4.2 Modem diais, but does not connect.
t.Make sure the COM port setting is identical on both the system and
the software.
2. Make sure the phone line is working properly, A noisy line will prevent
proper modem operation.
4.3 Modem makes a connection, but no data appears on your
screen. '
1.Meke sure all communication parameters (baud rate. data. stop, and
parity bits) are properly configured and identical on both sides. Be
certain hardware flow control (RTS/CTS - delault) is enabled in both
the modern and the communication soltware.
I4
2 Press lhe ENTER key several limes. The remole syslem may be
wailing lo receive your dala belore ll begins
3 Make sure [he oorrecl lerminal emulation mode is being used in the
soflware (reler to soilware manual)
4.4 Modem experiences errors while online with a remote
modem.
1 Make sure Call Waiting is lurned off.
2 Make sure RTS/CTS hardware flow control is enabled.
Do nol use XON/XOFF soltware flow control
when transferring binary
3 Make sure the data speed is no! faster than your computer's capability.
Mosl IBM compalibles are capable of 19.200bps under DOS and
Windows 3 x Operating at higher speeds under Windows 95 requires
a faster CPU (Penlium 100MHz or beller).
4.5 Modem exhibits poor voice record or playback.
1. Make sure Ihe correct modern lype is selected in lhe Voice/Fax
suflware. Use "Rockwell“ or similar selection Do not select "Cirrus
Logic" or "Lucent".
2. Make sure your computer is fast enough In handle voice operations
(38,4Kbps). Voice operations are CPU inlensive and require a
Pentium 100MHZ or belief CPU when running urrder MS Windows 95
15
Section Five - AT Command Set
5.1 Executing Commands
Your modem is in Command Mode upon power—on and is ready I0
receive and execute “AT” commands The modem remains in Command
Mode until it makes a coniicclion with a remote modem (‘uminands may be
sent to the modem from an attached terminal or a PC running a
communication program
This modem is designed to operate at common D'IE speeds ranging
fiom llS.2Kb]is to 300mm. All commands and data must be issued to the
modem using one oftlic valid UTE speeds
5.2 Command Format
All commands must begin with the AT prefix, followed by the
command icltcr and ended Willi ilie ENTER key. Spaces are allowed in the
command string to increase command line readability, but are ignored by the
modem during command execution All commands may be typed in either
upper or lower caste but not mixed. A command issued without any
parameters is considered as specifying the same command with a parameter
of“0“,
Example: ATL [ENTERI
This command causes your modem to lower its speaker volume.
5.3 AT Commands
All default settings are printed in bold text.
Command Funct'gn
A Answer incoming call
Al Repeat Lasl command [ENTER]
Dn 0-9.A>D,#Bnd'
Radial last number
Pulse dial
Tone dial
Wail tor second dial tone
Pause
wall in! 5 seconds of silence
Hash
‘ return to Command made after dialing
E0 Command echo disabled
E1 Command echo enabled
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AF
APO
&Pl
Escape diameters—switch lrom Data Mode to
Command Mode
Modem un-nouk (hang-up)
Modem oil-nook (make busy)
Repull ldentificalian iulormatlon UFO-7)
Speaker OFF
LOW speaker volume
Medium speaker vulume
ngh speaker volume
Speaker always on
Speaker on unlll carrler detected
Speaker always on
Speaker all during dlalmg‘ on unlll carrier
detected
Return lo Data Mode
Initiale a retrain and retum lu Data Made
Pulse dial
Result code enabled
Result code disabled
Read S-reglsterr Relel to Chapler 710! details
Sel S-regisler r to value n Relerlo Chapter 7 for
delalls
Tune dial
Numeric responses
Text responses
Enables CONNECT result mde only Dial tone
and busy detection are disabled
Same as X0 plus all CONNECT responses/Mind
dlallng
Enables all CONNECT  result code Dial
[one delecllnn is enabled, but busy detection is
disabled
Enables all CONNECT  resutt code [7d
lure detection is disabled. But Busy deleclion is
enabled
Enables all CONNECT  result code.
DIaI tune and busy detection am both
enabled
Reset and recall wnflguratinn pmlile
Carrier detect always ON
Turn on CD when remote carrier Is present
DTR signal ignored
Modem relurn lo Command Mode afier DYR
tuggle
Modem hangs up and utum (0 Command
Mode afier DTR toggle
Load lactory delaull configuration profile
59! pulse dlal to STA/617.1 makelbreak ratlo @
10 pps
Set pulse dial lo 33%/67% make/break ran‘o @
10 pps
I7
6p?
APJ
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&W
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tMR=0
~MR=1
tES=ath.c
Set pulse dial to sewer-st, make/break ratio @
zn pps
Set pulse drel to syn/em make/break ratio @
zo pps
Report currenl cwnftgllratlcn and stored profile
Store current curlltgurallcn
Select Modulation
Parameter a speclltes the modulation protucul as
8103, 5212. V21 N22. V225, VZGCs V32, V325‘
V34 ctr K56FLEX, W0
Parameler b specrnes automode onemtrorr,vmre
0 = automode disabled,
1 = automode enabled
Parameter c specifies the lowest transmil speed
(or connection,
Parameter d Speclfles lite hlghesl transmit speed
(at connection
Parameter e specifies the lowest receive speed
(or connectlun.
Parameter l specrlies the highest receive speed
for connecllon.
The detail“ is +MS=V90, 1‘ 75, 33600. 75. 56000
Modulation connection reporting disabled
Modulation connection reporting enabled
Select error control and synchronous access
mode
Parameter a specrtres tlte mmal requested mode
when modem oliglnales a all, where
0 : initrete call with direct mode
1 : tnitrate call wrtlr normal mode
2 = initiate call with V 42 wtllioul detection phase
3 : initiate call with v 42 with detection phase
4 iniilale Call with MNP mode
6 = initiate call wittl v 80 synchronous access
mods
Parameter b specifies the acceptable Iallbaok
mode wnen modem origlnetes a cell. where
0 = LAF‘M. MNP or normal mode
2 = LAPM or MNP mode
3 = LAPM made only
4 : MNP mode only
Parameter r; specifies the acceptable fallback
mode when modem answers a call or specifies
V so synchronous access mode where
l = Normal mode
2 = LAPM, MNP or normal mode
4 = LAPM or MNP mode
5 = LAPM mode Only
5 = MNP mode only
I8
a : answer call with vao synchronous access
mode
The deraun Is +ES=
Error cuntrol reporting abled
Error Eonlrui repurting enabled
Select data ccmpression parameter
Farameter a specifies the desired direction of
data compression, where
0 = data compression disabled
1 = both direction data compression enabled
Parameter b specifies whether or not Ihe modem
whether or not the modem should oorrlrnue to
operate “the resu|1 is not oblained, whsre
0 = don't discounted
Parameter c specifies the maximum number or
drcllanary entnes
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Section Six - 8 Register Summary
Your mndem has 16 registers, designated 50 “trough 889. Table 6-I
shows the registers, their I‘uncliuns, and their licrllllll values. Sumo registers
can have their values changed by commands, If you use a command to
change a register value, the cmmnand remains in effect until you tum offer
reset your modem. Your modem lhen reverts to the operating characteristics
specified in its nonvolatile memory. Refer to Section Five for information
on how to use the AT commands to mantpulale the S registers.
NOYE: The default value and range a! some S-
regislers listed below could vary WIN] country.
Table 6»! S - Registers
Register Fungt’gu Rangelunigg Edam:
so Auto-answer Ring 0255 lrings 0
51 Ring counier 0-255 lrings 0
$2 Escape code character 0-255 IASCII 43
53 Carriage relum character 0-127 [ASCII 13
54 Line feed character O—1Z7IASCII 10
S5 Backspace character 0-32‘127 (ASCII 8
SG Dial lone wail time 2-255 [seconds 2
S1 Remote earner wait time 1-255 [seconds 50
SB Comma pause time 0255 [seconds 2
S10 Carrier loss lime 1-255ID.1 second 14
511 Touch-tone dialing speed 50-255 [milliseconds 95
S12 Escape character guard time 0-255 [002 second 50
20
Section Seven - Result Code Summary
0K
RING
ERROR
NO DIALTONE
NO ANSWER
DELAYED
FAX
‘FC ERROR
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24
33
+F4
CONNECT
NO CARRIER
CONNECT 1200 E
BUSY
CONNECT xxxxx'
BLACKLISTED
DATA
NOTE: ‘ Forx1, x2 , x3 and x4 the modem send (his result code
when (he DTE speed is xxxxx bps
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“mu—x
10
32
35
Section Eight - Specifications
Modulation ski: v.90, K56flex, V341», v.34, v.32bis, V,32‘ v.29.
VA27ler, V,22bis‘ v.23, V.22‘ v.21, v.17. Bell 212/
103‘
Compression: v.42bis. MNP Class 5
Error Correction v.42, MNP Ciasses 2-4
FAX Group: Group III
FAX Command: TIA/EIA 578 class 1
Transmri level: 412 dBm +l- 1 dB (vary with country)
UART 16550 compatible
Power: .75 W max
Temperature: 0 lo 55 degrees C, operating; -20 lo 50 degrees C,
non-operating
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CAUTION: Any changes of modifications not expreseiy
3PDPOVed by the grantee of this device could void the
users authority to operate the equipment.

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