Specifications

RoadRunner USERS GUIDE

Other TA Parameters — Auto Answer, Auto Reconnect, Dial

Time Out and Redial Attempts

The CAA command,

is used to switch the TA out of the auto answer mode. If the TA is not

in the auto-answer mode, then it will not accept any incoming calls.

The factory default is set to auto-answer ON. This feature is useful if

you want to prevent anyone from dialing into your RoadRunner.

If you call another codec and the connection is lost, it is possible to have

the RoadRunner automatically redial the connection. This is done by

setting AutoReCon to YES using the CAC command,

<Maint><Dig I/F><AutoReCon>.

This is a very powerful feature when less than ideal lines are used.

Remember, however, that when this feature is enabled, only the calling

RoadRunner can terminate the connection. Also note that the

RoadRunner will only attempt to redial for the number of times for

which REDIAL is set.

The CRD command (Redial),

sets how many times the RoadRunner will attempt to establish

connection before giving up. The factory default is 1 redial attempt,

i.e., the RoadRunner will dial each connection twice. The redial can be

aborted by pressing the up arrow button any time after the first dial

attempt.

The dial time-out command CTO (Dial TO)

sets the time that the RoadRunner waits for a connection to be

established before giving up. You may need to set the time out to a

higher value when using international dialing with long distance access

codes.

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