HP NetRider Introduction, Configuring DTR and DSR Signals, Port Characteristic Effects on the DTR and DSR Signals

Configuring DTR and DSR Signals

Configuring DTR and DSR Signals

Introduction

This section describes how to configure DTR and DSR signals for those access servers that do not support the other modem signals. DSR flow control must be disabled when you are using the various port characteristics to control the DSR and DTR signals. DSR flow control can override the port characteristics.

Port Characteristic Effects on the DTR and DSR Signals

The following table shows the enabled port characteristic effect on DTR and DSR signals:

Enabled Characteristic	DTR and DSR Actions
SIGNAL CONTROL	DTR is deasserted for 5 seconds as a
	consequence of a logout; otherwise, it is
	always asserted.
(SIGNAL CHECK and	Solicited remote connection is established
DTRWAIT disabled)	regardless of the state of DSR. Reception of
	asynchronous data is accepted once the
	connection is established.
	Port is logged out if DSR is deasserted after
	initial assertion.
DSRLOGOUT	DTR is always asserted.
(SIGNAL CONTROL and	Solicited remote connection is accepted
SIGNAL CHECK disabled	regardless of the state of DSR.
	Port is logged out if DSR is deasserted after
	initial assertion.
	Reception of asynchronous data is not be
	accepted unless DSR is asserted.
SIGNAL CHECK	DTR is always asserted.
(SIGNAL CONTROL	Solicited remote connection will not be
disabled)	accepted unless DSR is asserted.
	Port is logged out if DSR is deasserted after
	initial assertion.

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