Avaya 6424D+M User Manual page 71

A
Abbreviating CMD commands, 3-4
Activating a stored profile, 4-18
Active profile
pA, 4-15, 4-19
storing, 4-18
ADM Options
CCITT, 6-4
Answer
data option, 4-3
Asynchronous Data Module, 1-1
AT commands, 2-1, 3-9
AT local mode, 3-1
AT local mode commands, 3-8
AT mode, 3-5
exiting, 3-9
AT&T 5ESS , 1-3
Attention
data option, 4-3
Autoadjust
data option, 4-4
Automated data lookup application, 1-2
Automated personal phone book application, 1-2
Automatic conference application, 1-2
Automatic redial application, 1-2
autostream, 4-3
Autostream, 6-1
B
B-Channel, 4-10, A-1
Adaptive, 4-10
B2, 4-10
BA, 4-10
B-channel
BV56I, 2-2
B-Channel
BV56I, 4-11
B-channel
BV56U, 2-2
B-Channel
BV56U, 4-11
B-channel
BV64I, 2-2
B-Channel
BV64I, 4-11
B-channel
BV64U, 2-2
B-Channel
BV64U, 4-11
Index
B-channel
Mode 2, 2-2
B-Channel
Mode 2, 4-10
B-channel
Mode 3/2, 2-2
V.120 protocol, 2-2
Binary (8-bit) file transfer, 4-20
Break
data option, 4-4
BV56I, 4-11
BV56U, 4-11
BV64I, 4-11
BV64U, 4-11
C
Call options
X.25, 3-5
Call screening application, 1-2
Cause code interpretation, A-1
Cause messages, A-4
CCITT X.25, A-1
CCITT Z.931, A-1
CCITT, 6-4
Changing from CMD Mode to AT Mode, 3-5
Changing your active profile
pA, 4-17
Character by character transmission, 4-20
Character Erase
data option, 4-4
Char.erase
data option, 4-4
Circuit switched data, 1-3
Circuit switched data calls, A-1
Circuit switched data communication, 1-3
Circuit switched data service, 4-10
Clear to send (CB), 6-2
CMD commands, 2-1, 3-2
CMD local mode, 3-1, 4-1, 4-3
returning, 3-9
CMD mode, 3-5
Commands, 2-1
AT, 2-1
CMD, 2-1
Communicating with the ADM, 2-1
Configuration information, 4-1
CONTINUE
message, 6-7
Continuing data transmission, 3-4
Conventions of this manual, 1-4
Creating a data option profile, 4-16
Creating a profile, 4-15
Index I-1