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14, 30 See also abort character
abort character
11,
14, 21, 23, 30, 32
advanced programming option
3, 7, 9,
10, 14, 31-33
analog
loop
mode
14,
21, 23, 27, 41
answering a call
9-11, 15-16, 24 See
also answer
mode
answer mode
9-11, 14-16, 24 See also
automatic mode operations command
14, 24
answer
wait flag
28, 29
applications
4
ASCII encoded
commands
3,
6,
23
AUTO-ANSWER
switch
12
auto-baud-rate-detect
code
5-7, 13
auto-dial
5, 9, 16-17
auto-disconnect
3,
11
,
16
automatic operations
5, 7, 9, 15
,
17,
23, 30
logging on
6, 8
programmmg
14
,
30
(BACK
SPACE)
28-29
baud operations
5, 13, 43
switching
13
synchronizing
5, 13
bit count
6, 14, 23-24, 43
break time
26
busy signal
9, 18
cables, modem-to-computer
37
call-waiting mode
15-16
47
Index
call-progress
signal
3, 9,
17
calling modem
See originate mode
carrier, aborting
11
carrier detect
3, 5-6, 16,
19
,
30
carrier tone
11, 16, 19
character length
24, 43 See also word
length
clear command
14, 33
command receptive state
7, 14, 33
commands
programming
14, 23-33
toggling
27, 30
global
signaling
14, 25-26
communications
parameters 4-6, 7, 13
compatibility
3, 44
configurations, optional
39
connection points
35-37
connections, telephone
35-36, 39
multi-line
35, 39
single-line
36
(CONTROL)©
8
Control T
11, 21, 23, 30
CRS
See command receptive state
cu command
12
data interface
44 See also serial
link
data rate
5, 43
Data Terminal Ready indicator
5, 20
dead line
18
default operations
24-25
detection circuitry, low
speed
13
dial 9 circuitry
,
using 28
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