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MAC ® 1200 Operations Manual - Jaken Medical...

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Recording in 12 Lead Mode<br />

5.5.6 Cart to Cart Communication<br />

Via modem, ECG data can be transmitted between<br />

two <strong>MAC</strong> <strong>1200</strong> units or between a <strong>MAC</strong> <strong>1200</strong> and<br />

any ECG recorder using the CSI protocol (see sections<br />

5.5.1 and 5.5.2).<br />

5.5.7 Modem Setup (for Modem --> other)<br />

If you prefer to use another modem than the standard<br />

models listed in the Communication menu<br />

(MultiTech, Elsa), you will have to enter a few<br />

parameters required for communication between the<br />

<strong>MAC</strong> <strong>1200</strong> and the modem.<br />

For the AT commands that your modem understands,<br />

please refer to the modem user instructions.<br />

Three command sequences have to be entered in all,<br />

each of which defines a specific modem operating<br />

state:<br />

1. the modem is initialized (init string)<br />

2. a communication link is established (dial string)<br />

3. the communication is terminated (hangup string)<br />

These three strings are entered in the modem setup<br />

menu (see section 3.6 "Connecting External Devices").<br />

The example below shows the command strings for<br />

the MultiTech ZDX modem.<br />

1. AT Command for Modem Initialization<br />

AT<br />

&F<br />

M1<br />

X3<br />

prefix that precedes every command<br />

line<br />

fetch factory configuration (loads the<br />

factory configuration from ROM into<br />

the active configuration memory<br />

(RAM))<br />

speaker is always on<br />

call progress signal monitoring<br />

enabled<br />

S0=1 auto answer after one ring<br />

V0 digit result codes selected (0 to 999)<br />

init string: AT&FM1X3S0=1V0<br />

2. AT Command for Establishing a Communication<br />

Link<br />

Example of a dial string for a modem connected to a<br />

branch (PBX system) and dialing a modem via the<br />

public telephone network, using the touch tone<br />

mode.<br />

AT<br />

DT<br />

xxx<br />

W<br />

dial string: ATDTOW<br />

prefix that precedes every command<br />

line<br />

touch tone dial mode<br />

after DT, enter the characters for<br />

access to the public telephone network<br />

(e.g. 0)<br />

W, placed after a number, tells the<br />

modem in a PBX system to wait for<br />

the dial tone of an outside telephone<br />

line<br />

3. AT Command for Termination of the Communication<br />

The communication is terminated in two steps.<br />

First of all, the <strong>MAC</strong> <strong>1200</strong> sends an escape command<br />

to return from the on-line state to the command<br />

state. Then the hangup command follows:<br />

+++ escape command<br />

AT<br />

H<br />

prefix that precedes every command<br />

line<br />

hangup command<br />

hangup string: +++ATH<br />

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