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TERMINAL OPTIONS
DATA FORMAT
DATA FORMAT defines the methods your modem employs to exchange data with the
local DTE and the remote DCE.
CHARACTER LENGTH
COMMAND SET
+ ASYNC AT&M0 Operates as an asynchronous modem with
data buffering, may work with data compres-
sion and/or error control. Fixed DTE speed with
flow control. (Default)
SYNC DATA AT&M1 The modem accepts asynchronous com-
mands, but changes to synchronous operation
in data mode and exchanges data synchro-
nously with a remote modem.
DIRECT AT&M2 Direct asynchronous mode without data buffer-
ing. DTE speed equals link speed.
SYNC AT&M3 The modem accepts synchronous commands
(V.25bis) and exchanges data synchronously
with a remote modem. As an alternative, you
can dial from the front panel or use a telephone
set to connect.
+ 10 AT*C0 10-bit characters. (Default)
11 AT*C1 11-bit characters.
9 AT*C2 9-bit characters.
8 AT*C3 8-bit characters.
Note: The character length includes the start, data, parity, and stop bit(s).
+ AT AT*I0 The modem accepts asynchronous AT com-
mands. (Default)
V.25bis AT*I1 The modem accepts asynchronous or bit-ori-
ented synchronous V.25bis commands.
DUMB AT*I2 No commands will be accepted. The modem
ignores the DTE data in idle state.
Note: Only asynchronous commands are accepted on the parallel port or
internal card DTE interface.