02-24-2018, 04:43 PM
Note: In the below examples {RETURN} means to press the RETURN (or ENTER) key. Do not type {RETURN}! You should probably make sure that you have all of the settings at the defaults using AT&F. If you do this when not using a baud rate of 300, the baud rate is reset! Make sure you reset the baud rate to whatever you were using after doing the AT&F command or you will end up saving the baud rate at 300 by accident when proceeding below!
The WiModem comes stock (and resets to) 300 baud. So, in order to use 2400 or 9600 baud you need to change the baud rate within ProTERM and then switch to install to change the driver, and then save the new baud rate with AT&W. So:
Run ProTERM and install the 300 baud driver and your port.
Once you have ProTERM's menu up, press Apple-T (or Option-T for the //gs) to go to terminal mode. From there type:
AT*B2400 {RETURN}
You should see OK and then the modem will no longer respond because it is now at 2400 baud. If you want to switch to 9600 baud just use 9600 instead of 2400. Now, press Apple-T (or Option-T) again to get the menu back. Select option O to set the online parameters. Scroll the menu selection to the far right. The last item in the right most column will be INSTALL. Select that and then install the proper driver and port for the new baud rate. Once this is done, again press Apple-T (or Option-T) to go terminal mode. You should now be able to type ATI and see the info. NOTE! You may not see what you are typing!! This is done deliberately by ProTERM (it turns off the auto-echo every time you come back from terminal mode). You will want to turn on auto echo and save your baud rate by typing ATE1&W {RETURN}. You can now use ProTERM at whatever baud rate you selected.
The WiModem comes stock (and resets to) 300 baud. So, in order to use 2400 or 9600 baud you need to change the baud rate within ProTERM and then switch to install to change the driver, and then save the new baud rate with AT&W. So:
Run ProTERM and install the 300 baud driver and your port.
Once you have ProTERM's menu up, press Apple-T (or Option-T for the //gs) to go to terminal mode. From there type:
AT*B2400 {RETURN}
You should see OK and then the modem will no longer respond because it is now at 2400 baud. If you want to switch to 9600 baud just use 9600 instead of 2400. Now, press Apple-T (or Option-T) again to get the menu back. Select option O to set the online parameters. Scroll the menu selection to the far right. The last item in the right most column will be INSTALL. Select that and then install the proper driver and port for the new baud rate. Once this is done, again press Apple-T (or Option-T) to go terminal mode. You should now be able to type ATI and see the info. NOTE! You may not see what you are typing!! This is done deliberately by ProTERM (it turns off the auto-echo every time you come back from terminal mode). You will want to turn on auto echo and save your baud rate by typing ATE1&W {RETURN}. You can now use ProTERM at whatever baud rate you selected.