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>One reason you might want to send the modem commands directly is
if you have a set of modem configurations you want to keep, and not
have to specify for every connection.  A good way to do that is via modem
profiles.   Modems can have several stored profiles numbered 0,1,...  <I
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>When you change a setting, the active profile is modified.  The <I
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