Epson MFJ-1278B manual Restart, Reset, Resptime n Mode Packet Default, Restore

MFJ-1278B MULTI-MODE OPERATIONAL COMMANDS

RESTART Mode: All

RESTART is an immediate command. It re-initializes the MFJ-1278B using the commands previously set by the user, and stored in bbRAM. The effect of this command is the same as turning the MFJ-1278B OFF then ON again.

RESTART does not cause a reset of the parameters in bbRAM. See also the RESET command.

RESET Mode: All

RESET is an immediate command. When invoked, it resets all parameters to their default settings and re-initializes the MFJ-1278B.

WARNING: All parameter customizing and monitor lists are lost when this command is used.

If you just need to re-initialize the MFJ-1278B using the parameter values in battery backed- up RAM, you can just turn the MFJ-1278B OFF, then ON again rather,than using this command.

RESPTIME n Mode: Packet Default: 5

Parameters:

n0 - 250, specifying 100 ms intervals.

This command sets a minimum delay that is imposed on acknowledgment packets. This delay may run concurrently with default wait set by DWAIT and any random wait in effect.

This delay can be used to increase throughput during operations such as file transfer when the sending TNC usually sends the maximum number of full-length packets. Occasionally, the sending TNC may not have a packet ready in time to prevent transmission from being stopped temporarily, with the result that the acknowledgment of earlier packets collides with the final packet of the series. If the receiving TNC sets RESPTIME to 10, say, these collisions will be avoided.

RESTORE Mode: AMTOR Immediate Command

RESTORE returns the MFJ-1278B AMTOR code converter to "LTRS" case, and it flushes