Using HDLC/LAP-D Protocol
Request Specific Processing
7 | CW_TIMERS | Set timers |
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| This request is only allowed for |
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| protocol’s timers may be changed from their configured |
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| values using this control write. This request should be |
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| used with caution because the values configured with this | ||||||||||||||
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| request will not be restored if the card is reset by ZCOM. | ||||||||||||||
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| The control request data consists of three pairs of bytes. |
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| Each pair of bytes consists of a Resolution and a Value. |
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| The legal values for Resolution are as follows: 0 = don’t | ||||||||||||||
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| set, 1 = 10msec, 2 = 100msec, 3 = 1sec, 4 = 10sec. |
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| for the resolutions when configuring a terminal. The |
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| Values are used directly. A zero Value will disable the |
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| timer if the resolution is |
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| The first pair of bytes applies to T200, the second pair is | ||||||||||||||
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| ignored (should be set to zero) and the third pair apply to | ||||||||||||||
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15 | 14 | 13 | 12 | 11 |
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T200 Resolution |
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T203 Resolution |
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Received Data
When
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