Motorola 3460 manual Break-Signal Receipt Handling, Call-Answering Mode, No-Buffering Mode

		3460 Fast’R
AT Command Set (continued)
Command	Option	Description
*BK		Break-Signal Receipt Handling
		Controls how the modem handles the break signal in
		reliable and auto-reliable data modes. Break signals are
		sent to the computer for a 1-second duration.
	0	=Destructive Expedited: modem passes break to remote
		site immediately; deletes all its buffered data.
	1	=Nondestructive Expedited: modem passes data to
		remote site immediately
	2	=Standard Non-expedited Non-destructive: modem
		passes Breaks in sequence with any buffered data
*CA		Call-Answering Mode
		Applies in leased-line operation
	0	=Originate: modem does not generate answer-back tone
		when called
	1	=Answer: modem generates answer-back tone when
		called
	2	=Auto-Answer in Originate Mode: modem generates
		answer-back tone when called; becomes Originate
		modem when call established
*CL		Async Character-Length in Synchronous Direct
		(No-Buffering) Mode
	0	=8-bit Baudot code
	1	=9-bit ASCII code, no parity
	2	=10-bit ASCII code with parity bit or EBCDIC code
		without parity bit
	3	=11-bit EBCDIC code without parity bit
*CM		Select Connect Message
		Takes effect in call-progress reporting
	0	=Display computer rate
	1	=Display modem Receive rate
	2	=Display modem Transmit rate
The characters AT or at precede all commands except: +++, #####, and A/
Parameters and options shown shaded gray vary by country. For your country’s options,
refer to the 3460 Fast’R Reference Guide (T0022).
Default (pre-set) options are underlined.

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