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PORTABLE USB MODEM
Command: | \Bn | Transmit Break |
Values: |
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Default: |
| 3 |
Description: |
| In |
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| signal of the specified length to a remote modem. |
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| Works in conjunction with the \K command. |
Command: | \Gn | Modem Port Flow Control |
Values: |
| n=0 |
Default: |
| 0 |
Description: | \G0 | Returns an OK for backward compatibility with |
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| some software. |
| \G1 | Not |
Command: | \Jn | Data Buffer Control |
Values: |
| n=0 |
Default: |
| 0 |
Description: | \J0 | Enable data |
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| independent of connect speed. |
| \J1 | Disable data |
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| the line speed. |
Command: | \Kn | Break Control |
Values: |
| |
Default: |
| 5 |
Description: |
| Controls the response of the modem to a |
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| \B command. The response is different for each of |
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| three different states. |
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| Data mode. The modem receives the break from |
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| the computer: |
| \K0 | Enter online command mode, no break sent to the |
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| remote modem. |
| \K1 | Clear data buffers and send break to the remote |
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| modem. |
| \K2 | Same as \K0. |
| \K3 | Send break immediately to the remote modem. |
| \K4 | Same as \K0. |
| \K5 | Send break to the remote modem in sequence with |
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| the transmitted data. |
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