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                The Complete Communicator for DOS
                      Answering in One Ring
                                
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To change Communicator to make it answer on one ring, you must
modify the CONFIGCC.CAM file using a hex editor such as the one
found in PC-TOOLS, or use DEBUG.  Please make a backup copy of
this file before making any changes.

A portion of the CONFIGCC.CAM file is listed below, with the byte
to be changed underlined.  The display shows it set for 2 rings.
Change this byte to 01 for one ring.

Note:  Do NOT set the value to 00, as this will cause
Communicator to never answer the phone!

Type debug at the C:\CC\CAM subdirectory, followed by the
filename CONFIGCC.CAM as shown below.  You will see a dash (-)
mark.  Type D and hit return.  You should now see a hex map
similar to the one below.  This example is using DEBUG and the
last column has been disregarded.  The first column is a random
memory address and should also be disregarded.  These numbers may
or may not match the numbers on your screen.  The key value you
are looking for is the value underlined in the above example.

C:\CC\CAM>DEBUG CONFIGCC.CAM
_D
157E:01 0   0  E  0   0  0  0  00-   00  0  0   0  0  01  00
00      1   0  0  2   1  0  0  01        0  0   1  0
157E:01 0   0  0  0   0  0  5  00-   00  1  0   0  0  00  00
10      9   0  4  0   8  0  A  1E        E  0   2  0
157E:01 E   0  F  0   8  1  4  00-   00  0  0   3  0  01  00
20      8   3  4  1   8  3  6  46        1  0   7  0
157E:01 0   0  0  0   0  0  0  00-   00  0  0   0  0  01  00
30      1   0  1  0   1  0  5  00        0  0   0  0
157E:01 0   0  0  0   0  0  0  00-   08  2  2   2  0  4D  30
40      1   0  1  0   0  0  1  1A        0  0   0  0
157E:01 3   3  3  3   3  3  2  4D-   47  0  0   2  0  00  00
50      0   0  0  0   4  3  E  53        0  0   0  0
157E:01 0   0  0  0   0  0  0  00-   00  0  0   0  0  00  A1
60      0   0  0  0   0  0  0  00        0  0   0  0
157E:01 0   0  0  0   0  0  0  00-   00  0  0   0  0  00  4A
70      0   0  0  0   0  0  0  00        0  0   0  0
_

Type Q at the dash (-) mark to quit.  Reboot your PC.  Now the
Communicator will answer on one ring.

Note:  You must evaluate your system and needs carefully before
changing Communicator to one ring.  The lower limit of two rings
is set purposely because random fluctuations in line voltage can
cause a false ring,  The minimal setting of two rings prevents
Communicator from picking up the line in response to a false
signal.