Some minor changes I'd add (Long day but these I *know* you'll need in
there!)

Justin Grimm wrote:
>
> Hi All
> Im currently programming a dial up adapter for the pic74 and wanted to
> verify
> the procedure for talking to a modem-
>
> 1)
>     Set DTR and RTS lines to high
> 2)
      Output through UART the char "+" (repeated 3 total times), then
delay a second or so {Some modems don't require this, but they SHOULD.}
      This tells the modem to go into command mode, so ATDT to follow
isn't ignored as being DATA!.  Then, sending ATZ, 0x0d, is a good idea;
then delay a half second or so to let the modem reset (make sure your
registers are all loaded right, just in case a power problem has messed
up the modem's registers!)  THEN,
>     Output through UART/RS232 port the ascii chars - "ATDTphonenumber"
>         then "0x0d"(carriage return?)
> 3)
>     Should receive from the modem the ascii chars - "CONNECTbaudrate"
> 4)
>     Should then receive data from the dialled computer
> 5)
>     To disconnect -
      Output through UART the char "+" (repeated 3 total times), then
delay a second or so, THEN, once you're again in command mode,
>         Output "ATH" then "0x0d"(carriage return?) to the modem
> 6)
>     Should receive "OK" from the modem
> 7)
>     Reset DTR and RTS lines to low

  That much I can help with, even tonight <G>

  Mark, mwillis@nwlink.com, beyond tired just now.