Incoming data calls need to have a phone number or a # in the data port you wish to answer the call. The # allows that particular data port to answer any data calls that are not answered by the other data port with a matching phone number. Setting # on a data port will remove the # on the other data port, hence only one port can answer all incoming data calls, however if a valid phone number is entered into the other port it is not erased. The numbers entered can be in either 10 digit (Area code + local phone number) or 8 digit (local phone number format). Refer to the Table below for the different valid configurations that can be used.
Incoming data call to Phone Number | Serial / USB (AT*D0) Phone Number | PPP to Ethernet (AT*D1) Phone Number | Data port that is presented with the incomming call |
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0755555555 | # | Serial/USB | |
0755555555 | # | PPP to Ethernet | |
0755555555 | 0755555555 | # | Serial/USB |
0755555555 | # | 0755555555 | PPP to Ethernet |
0755554444 | # | 0755555555 | Serial/USB |
0755554444 | 0755555555 | # | PPP to Ethernet |
0755555555 | 0755555555 | 0755554444 | Serial/USB |
0755554444 | 0755555555 | 0755554444 | PPP to Ethernet |
0732173928 | 0738448329 | 0738448500 | none |