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| Forces RSLD (DCD) on
RLSD (DCD) follows remote carrier |
&D2
| DTR is assumed on. Allows operation with DTE's that do not provide DTR signal
Modem interprets DTR drop as if it received the escape sequence. Returns to command mode without disconnecting. DTR drop causes modem to hang up. Auto-answer is inhibited. DTR drop causes modem to do soft reset. &Y setting determines which profile is loaded. |
| Loads factory default settings. | |
| Disables guard tone
Disables guard tone Enables 1800 HZ guard tone |
| Disables flow control
Enables RTS/CTS (hardware) flow control Enables XON/XOF (software) flow control XON/XOFF with passthrough Enables both RTS/CTS and XON/XOFF |
| Selects asynchronous mode (&Q0) | |
| Make/break dial ratio of 39/61 at 10 PPS
Command accepted but not acted upon |
| Selects direct asynchronous mode (no error correction) or speed buffering
Modem negotiates error-correcting connection Selects asynchronous mode with speed buffering (no error correction) |
| Forces Data Set Ready (DSR) signal on continuously
DSR active after answer tone detected and inactive after carrier loss |
| For engineering test purposes only
Ends test in progress Starts local analog loopback test Returns error Starts local digital loopback test Responds to remote modem request for digital loopback Ignores remote modem request for digital loopback Requests remote digital loopback without self-test Same as &T6 with self-test Starts local analog loopback with self-test. |
| Displays the current (active) and stored profiles and stored numbers | |
| Saves active configuration as profile 0
Saves active configuration as profile 1 |
| Modem uses profile 0 on power up (See &W0)
Modem uses profile 1 on power up (See &W1) |
| Stores telephone number (up to 35 digits) in non volatile memory location n (0-3) |