The Essentials for Scholar 2400 Modem Use
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CTRL/B  Activates interactive mode
        Modem responds with "Ready"
        Must enter CTRL/B again after an error

Dial Sequence

Example:        T 9W 1 212 555 0000!

P or T  Start a number as Pulse or Tone Dial

W       Wait 5 seconds
=       Wait 15 seconds

space
hyphen  space or hyphen allowed for readability

!       Start dialing (DO NOT PRESS RETURN)
        Modem will give a message of "attached" or varing errors if
        it doesn't attach.


Storing and Using Numbers
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Letters A-O     Indicate a storage area ("letter" below)

To Store:       $name:letter<RETURN>
To Retrieve:    ?name<RETURN>
To clear:       +letter<RETURN>
To dial:        letter!

Modem Settings
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To change settings:     %<RETURN>

This will cycle through each setting. Press <RETURN> to accept the current
setting, or press the number offered for a different setting.

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Whatever you do, DO NOT change the character length setting of the 
Scholar modem.  If you've seen the modem's setup (by typing "%" at the 
ready prompt), one of the settings is the character length.  This is 
set to 10 bits.  Most everyone sees this and says "Hey, I'm using 8-bits, 
not 10, so I'll change that."  Then they can't use their modem...

The character length setting is the total character length, not the 
number of data bits.  The easiest thing is not to muck with the setup 
on the modem.  If you do have to look at setup, though, don't change 
this setting!