Omni.Net Lite User’s Guide
The following table describes the labels in this screen.
Table 7
LABEL | DESCRIPTION |
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Data Carrier Detect | Data Carrier Detect (DCD) is a serial communication signal. It indicates |
Control | whether or not the TA is connected to a remote modem. |
| Select Follow DTR signal to raise the DCD signal and have the LED turn on |
| when the DTR signal is raised and the DTR LED is on and vice versa. |
| Select On only if in communication to raise the DCD signal and have the |
| LED turn on only when a data call is established. |
Data Terminal Ready | DTR indicates whether or not the computer or terminal is ready for data |
Action | transmission. |
| Select ON to OFF, disconnect the call (108/2) to have the computer or |
| terminal disconnect the current data call if the DTR signal is lowered and the |
| LED is off. |
| Select Ignore DTR status so that the TA will not follow the behavior of the |
| DTR signal to drop a call; you then need to use the ATH command to |
| disconnect it. |
| Select OFF to ON, make a call, On to OFF, clear the call (108/1) to have the |
| TA dial out a call using the |
| on and disconnect the call when it is off. |
Flow Control Setting | Select the flow control method from the |
| flow control, CTS/RTS flow control and XON/XOFF flow control. |
Data Set Ready | DSR indicates whether or not the TA is ready for data transmission. |
| Select Follow DTR signal to have the DSR LED turn on when the DTR LED is |
| on and vice versa. |
| Select Follow DCD signal to to have the DSR LED turn on when the DCD |
| LED is on and vice versa. |
2.7 Incoming Call Screening
Use this function to set restrictions on incoming data or voice calls.
In Incoming Call Screen under
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