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the escape sequence. If four or more octets are present or any of the characters are not the escape character,
then escape sequence detection is restarted. The sequence is detected when exactly three escape characters
have been collected. The figure below shows the only four possible sequences of buffers that result in escape
sequence detection.
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Sn=#
Set the Value of an S-Register
The command "Sn=#" enters the value # into S-register Sn. This value is interpreted as a decimal number
string and ends at the first character not in the range "0" to "9". The S-registers supported by the MultiAccess
modems are described in the S-Registers section in this appendix. Registers not supported should not be
accessed.
Sn?
Query the Value of an S-Register
The command "Sn?" returns the value of S-register Sn in the response. The format of this response is a
decimal number string both preceded and followed by a cr/lf sequence. This is followed by the usual "OK" result
code. The S-registers supported by the MultiAccess are described in the S-Registers section in this appendix.
Registers not supported should not be accessed.
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Appendix B – Modem Commands
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