Telenetics 56 manual S0=0 No AutoAnswer

#J1	■	Check V.42 compatibility
#K0		Disable MNP 10
#K1	■	Enable MNP 10
#K2		Enable MNP 10 with cellular
		options
#M0	■	command operation
#M1		Asynchronous V.25bis
#M2		Synchronous V.25bis (HDLC
		framing)
#M3		Synchronous V.25bis (Char.
		framing-BSC mode)
#N0	■	NRZ Character Encoding
#N1		NRZI Character Encoding
#O0	■	Characters are ignored if the
		modem buffers overflow.
#O1		Modem disconnects if the terminal
		buffer overflows.
#O2		Modem disconnects if the line
		buffer overflows.
#O3		Modem disconnects if either buffer
		overflows.
#Q		V.25bis Terminal Speed
#Q0		Use last autobaud speed
#R		Enable remote control mode
#S		Display Security Menu
#U		V.25bis Character Set
#U0	■	ASCII character set
#U1		EBCDIC character set
#V0		Command and S Register verifier
		off
#V1	■	Command and S Register verifier on
%B0	■	S0=0 No AutoAnswer
%B2		S0=2 Modem answers after two
		rings
%C0		Compression disabled
%C1		MNP 5 compression enabled
%C2		V.42bis data comression enabled
%C3	■	V.42bis data compression enabled
		with fallback to MNP 5
%D0	■	No disconnect delay
%E0		Auto EQM Retrain OFF
%E1		Auto EQM Retrain ON
%E2	■	V34/V32 auto rate change
%F0		A & B switches control V.25bis
		function
%F1	■	Switch A forces DTR on, Switch B
		forces DSR high
%H0	■	Use the B setting for initial MNP

		10 connection speed. The B setting
		is the maximum speed.
%H1		Initial connection speed is made at
		1200 bps (V.22). The maximum
		speed is defined by the B setting.
%H2		Initial connection made at 4800
		bps (V.32). The maximum speed is
		limited by the B setting.
%H3		Initial connection made at 9600
		bps (V.32). The maximum speed is
		limited by the B setting.
%H9		Use the B setting for the initial
		connection speed, but do not
		upshift until the connection is
		established. (Telenetics modems
		only).
%K0	■	CTS operates normally
%K1		CTS is lowered when an D
		command is issued and remains low
		until a connection is established
%L		Display Line Signal Level 11-19
		(13 default) -11dB-19dB transmit
		level
%M0 ■		Mode LEDs indicate the
		connection speed
%M1		Mode LEDs indicate the line
		quality, V.42/MNP errors and flow
		control
%N0	■	Standard Baud Rates
%N1		Standard to 14400 then 20800,
		31200, 41600 and 62400
%N2		Standard to 38400 then 51200
%P0	■	CONNECT message appears before
		DCD is asserted
%P1		CONNECT message appears after
		to DCD is asserted
%Q		Display line signal quality
%R0	■	&R command determines the state
		of CTS
%R1		CTS always follows RTS (both in
		on-line state and local command
		state)
%R2		V.25bis mode: CTS on when ready
		to accept a command
%S0	■	DSR is not overridden
%S1		DSR mimics the state of the DTR
		signal (only reset by &F.)
%T0	■	DCD always follows the state of the
		carrier from the remote modem

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