D-Channel X.25

Parameter 12: Flow Control of PAD by Local DTE

Parameter 12 specifies whether the DTE is allowed to flow control the PAD. Flow control of the PAD is the handled in conjunction with S-register 54 (DCE flow control). The type of flow control the PAD recognizes depends on the setting of S54. For example, if S54 is set for CTS flow control, the PAD is flow controlled when CTS is off, and resumes transmitting data when CTS is on. If all of the DCE flow control options are disabled (default), the PAD recognizes XON (Ctrl Q) and XOFF (Ctrl S) as the method of flow control. The DTE flow control of the PAD is possible if parameter 12 is set to 1 and the PAD is in the data transfer mode.

Table 12-18: PAD Flow Control by Local DTE

Value

Description

0Disabled DTE flow control of the PAD

1Enabled DTE flow control of the PAD *

*default

Note: The flow control off condition is canceled when the PAD leaves the data transfer mode. The flow control off condition does not exist when the PAD enters the data transfer mode.

Parameter 13: Line Feed Insertion after Carriage Return

Parameter 13 specifies if, and under what conditions, a line feed character is inserted in the data stream by the PAD after a carriage return when the PAD is in the data transfer mode. Enabled, the line feed insertion only applies to carriage returns transmitted to and / or received from the local DTE during the PAD data transfer mode. The format effecter (carriage return and line feed) of a service signal is not subject to line feed insertion after the carriage return since service signals are not transmitted in the PAD data transfer mode, but are transmitted in the PAD command mode.

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