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AT\K Break Control
The \K command determines how the modem will react when a break sequence is sent from your
computer or received from the remote modem. During error corrected connections the modem
sending the break determines how the receiving modem will react. During non-error corrected
connections, the receiving modem determines how it will react. The default break control setting
is \K5.
The following tables show how the modem will react when it receives a break sequence from
either the remote modem or your computer.
Break sent from your computer, while in On-line state, during a Constant speed or error
corrected connection.
\K0,2,4 Enter Local Command state, do not send Break
\K1 Empty data buffers in both sending and receiving modems and immediately
send Break
\K3 Immediately send Break
\K5 Send data in buffer before sending Break
\B command issued during a Constant speed or error corrected connection.
\K0,1 Empty data buffers in both sending and receiving modems and immediately
send Break
\K2,3 Immediately send Break
\K4,5 Send data in buffer before sending Break
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During a variable speed connection, if the \B command is issued, the modem will send the
break immediately.
Break sent from your computer, while in On-line state, during a Variable speed connection.
\K0,2,4 Immediately send Break and enter Local command state
\K1,3,5 Immediately send Break
Break received from the remote modem, while in On-line state, during a Constant speed
connection.
\K0,1 Empty buffers in both sending and receiving and immediately send Break to computer
\K2,3 Immediately send Break to computer
\K4,5 Send data in buffer before sending Break to computer