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Locating the Extra Settings field in
all Operating Systems
The Extra Settings box is a blank field which can be used to
send manual AT commands to your modem. Use the Extra Settings field
when configuring your modem for use with software applications using the
windows driver settings. You will not need to include AT as the
standard prefix when inserting a specific command. To locate the Extra
Settings field, select the appropriate operating system from the following:
Locating the Extra Settings field in Windows 95 and Windows
98
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Double-click My Computer.
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Double-click Dial-Up Networking. If a Dial-Up Networking
folder is not present, do the following: Select Start, select Programs,
select Accessories, and then select Dial-Up Networking.
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Right-click your connection icon and choose Properties.
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Click Configure.
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Select the Connection tab.
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Click Advanced. The Extra Settings field is
located toward the bottom of the screen.
Locating the Extra Settings field in Windows Me
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Select Start, select Settings, and double-click
Control Panel.
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Select Modems.
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Select Connection and select Advanced. The
Extra Settings field is located toward the bottom of the screen.
Locating the Extra Settings field in Windows NT
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Select Start, select Control Panel, and select
Modems.
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Select the corresponding modem (if only one modem is listed
it will automatically be selected) and select Properties.
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Select Connection and select Advanced. The
Extra Settings field is located toward the bottom of the screen.
Locating the Extra Settings field in Windows 2000 and Windows
XP
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Select Start, select Control Panel, and select
Phone and Modem Options.
Select Modems, select Properties, and select
Advanced. The Extra Settings field is located toward the
bottom of the screen.
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