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5.0 The Edit Menu ~ 'It ." I-C;;;;~ G c...M T'-:;. 10:1&:50 .'. . ~ c-tion ,-.: 00:11~59 ". '.' . AulOINtic: In..- t O-=---in: ~ Figure 5-2 The Connection Timer keeps track of the length of your phone call. and alerts you when you have been inactive. After a specified amount of time. PC- SPWRMS will hang up the phone automatically. . , , I I .< "-"' AI.t __ ___ connedion .... t..n Ndift (!!] ...__ H.,...... aIMing_ I. Ii[]--- Rgure 5-3 To avoid unintended lengthy modem sessions, the application will automati- cally hang up after a specified period of modem inactivity. To customize the length of time before the application hangs up, click on the Options button in the Connection Timer dialog, or the Auto Hangup bunon in the Preferences dialog. 5.2.5 Advanced Topic: Modem Initialization Strings Users with modem experience may wish to send commands to the modem before every dial. The Modem Initialization String dialog provides a mechanism for doing this. To change the modem.control string, select Modem Inlt. from the Preferences dialog. For the modem control string, you can enter any command that your modem will accept. A list of modem commands should be provided in your modem manual. In the Gateway PCMCIA modem manual, the Com- mand reference is on pages 2-3 to 2-10. The default modem initializa- tion string is "An..I ATS30=30". The first command turns the volume to low, and the second command sets the modem to discon- nect after 25-30 minutes of inactivity. SPWRMS itself will hang up the modem when it exits normally. The ATS30 command adds an extra measure of safety. In the event that the application dies or exits abnormally without hanging up, the modem itself will do the job. 7/31/94 14