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T.3A How does one change a country code?
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To get the current country code (North America = 255), type:
AT#H
Write down this country code, in case the new country code does not work
properly.
Follow these steps to change the line interface to match those
used/required for operation in various countries. Type:
ATS38.1=1
AT#G123 where 123 is the country code desired.
AT&W to save these settings
Probably best to power-cycle the modem at this point.
Again, a ZyXEL modem operating in the country for which it was approved for
use, should leave its country code unchanged. Changing the country code in
a ZyXEL (for use in that specific country) SHOULD theoretically improve its
operation. There have been reports to the contrary. If problems occur from
using a new country code, reverting to the previous country code might be
advised.
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