User's Guide

Accessing the SkyWay Bridge/Router
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3. Set the terminal to 8-bits, No Parity, 1 Stop Bit.
4. Dial the modem attached to the SkyWay.
Example AT
Commands
You may need to write a command line to configure your modem for use with the
SkyWay. The example command line below is listed for your convenience and is not
configured through a screen on the SkyWay. The following is an example of the AT
command settings for a USRobotics V.Everything modem attached to the SkyWay.
The AT command line reads: ATQ1&A0&B1&D0&F0&H0&R1S0=1&W
The above command line disables any flow control, fixes the speed of the serial port,
and disables any response codes back to the SkyWay unit. Make adjustments or addi-
tions to these settings based on your local configuration.
These change the default configuration; however, the modem should then boot from
the NVRAM settings.
Configuring the Serial Port and Serial Transceiver
Go to the 1.2.1.1 Serial Port Configuration, or 1.2.1.2 Serial Transceiver Configuration
screen.
Where…
Where…Where…
Where… Means…
Means…Means…
Means…
Q1 Suppress result codes
&A0 Don’t display ARQ result codes
&B1 Fixed DTE speed
&D0 Ignore DTR
&F0 Load no flow control template settings
&H0 Disable transmit data flow control
&R1 Ignore RTS
S0=1 Answer on first ring
&W Write to NVRAM