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PARAMETERS No. | ASYNCHRONOUS CONNECTION |
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 | Profile No. (See Appendix A) Recall of PAD or escape character Echo Data forwarding character Data forwarding time-out Control of terminal by PAD Transmission of indications by PAD Reaction on a break Discard of output data Padding after CR Line folding Baud rate Control of PAD by terminal LF insertion after CR Padding after linefeed Editing Character delete Line delete Line display Readout indications Echo profile Parity management Wait on the end of the page |
PARAMETERS No. | PSTN ASYNCHRONOUS CONNECTION |
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 | Profile No. (See Appendix A) Recall of PAD or escape character Echo Data forwarding character Data forwarding time-out Control of terminal by PAD Transmission of indications by PAD Reaction on a break Discard of output data Padding after CR Line folding Baud rate Control of PAD by terminal LF insertion after CR Padding after linefeed Editing Character delete Line delete Line display Readout indications Echo profile Parity management Wait on the end of the page Asynchronous protocol type Call mode (108/1, 108/2) Supervision time-out (establishment of switched link) Inactivity time-out of the switched connection Modem bit rate Time-out monitoring a dial attempt on the PSTN Number of dial attempts Type of input/output Number of modem initialization strings |
Escape character.
0 = | no escape character |
1 = | DLE is escape character |
32...126 = | ASCII code of escape character. |
Echo facility.
0 = | no echo |
1 = | echo of characters transmitted by DTE-C (terminal). |
Data forwarding character.
0= | no data forwarding character |
2 = | (CR) |
6 = | (CR), (ESC), (BEL), (ENQ), (ACK) |
18 = | (CR), (EOT), (ETX) |
32 = | THE CHARACTERS HT, LF, VT and FF are data forwarding characters |
126 = | all check characters are data forwarding characters |
127 = | all characters are data forwarding characters |
128 = | same as 126: all VIDEOTEX "function keys", except CONNEXION/FIN, are data forwarding characters. |
Data forwarding time-out.
This parameter is significant only, when parameter 15 equals 0.
0 = | no data forwarding by time-out |
1 to 250 = | time-out value in units of 0.05 s (rounded-off to next higher value). |
Recommendation: The value of this parameter should be higher than the time needed to receive a block of n characters (n is defined in C12P33).
Example: on an asynchronous line, 1200 bit/s with C12R33 = 128: parameter 4 should be 22 minimum.
Control of DTE-C by PAD.
0 = | no control |
1 = | control by XON-XOFF (during transfer) |
2 = | control by XON-XOFF in the command (or waiting for command) phase |
8 = | control by RTS-CTS (during transfer). |
Transmission of indications by PAD.
0 = | no indication |
1 = | indications + welcome page |
5 = | indications + welcome page + cursor |
9 = | indications + welcome page + indications in clear language |
13 = | indications + welcome page + indications in clear language + cursor. |
All values different from 0, transmit facilities and call data.
Indications + welcome page (mandatory bit for this to be accepted: bit 0 = 1)
Cursor (mandatory bit for this to be accepted: bit 0 = 1)
Indications in clear (mandatory bit for this to be accepted: bit 0 = 1)
Reaction to BREAK from DTE-C (in data transfer).
0 = | break is only a data forwarding signal |
1 = | interrupt |
2 = | reset |
5 = | reset, Break indication |
8 = | command prefix |
21 = | interrupt, Break indication, stop data delivery. |
Discard of data to DTE-C.
0 = | the PAD transmits the data from the DTE-P to the DTE-C |
1 = | the PAD destroys the data from the DTE-P. |
Padding after carriage return.
0 = | no padding |
1 to 250 = | number of zeros inserted after CR. |
Line folding facility.
0 = | no folding |
1 to 250 = | number of displayable characters displayed on a line before folding. |
Indication of access link baud rate.
00 = | 110 bit/s |
01 = | 134.5 bit/s |
02 = | 300 bit/s |
03 = | 1200 bit/s |
04 = | 600 bit/s |
05 = | 75 bit/s |
06 = | 150 bit/s |
07 = | 1800 bit/s |
08 = | 200 bit/s |
09 = | 100 bit/s |
10 = | 50 bit/s |
11 = | 75/1200 bit/s |
12 = | 2400 bit/s |
13 = | 4800 bit/s |
14 = | 9600 bit/s |
15 = | 19200 bit/s |
16-18-19 = | 19200 bit/s |
17 = | 57600 bit/s |
20 = | 38400 bit/s |
21 = | 1200/75 bit/s |
22 = | 115200 bit/s |
Flow control of PAD by DTE-C.
0 = | no flow control |
1 = | slaving of PAD by XON-OFF |
8 = | slaving of PAD by RTS/CTS (see note at parameter 5, value 8). |
Insertion of LF after CR character (in data transfer).
0 = | no insertion |
1 = | insertion of LF after each CR of a character string sent to the DTE-C |
2 = | insertion of LF after each CR from the DTE-C |
4 = | insertion of LF after each CR returned as echo to DTE-C |
3, 5, 6, 7 = | combination of the above values. |
Padding after linefeed (in data transfer).
0 = | no padding |
1 to 250 = | number of (nulls) inserted after linefeed. |
Editing.
0 = | no editing in data transfer |
1 = | editing in data transfer. |
Editing is the acceptance of parameters 16, 17, 18.
Character delete.
0 to 127 = | ASCII code of character used as delete character. |
128 = | ASCII code of character used as delete character for Minitel M1B. |
Line delete.
0 to 127 = | ASCII code of character used as line delete character. |
128 = | ASCII code of character used as delete character for Minitel M1B. |
Line display.
0 to 127 = | ASCII code of character used as line display character. |
Readout indications.
0 = | no readout indication to DTE-C |
1 = | teleprinter readout indication |
2 = | display terminal readout indication. |
Echo mask.
0 = | no echo |
1 = | no echo of CR |
2 = | no echo of LF |
4 = | no echo of VT, HT, FF |
8 = | no echo of BEL, BS |
16 = | no echo of ESC, ENQ |
32 = | no echo of ACK, NACK, STX, SOH, EOT, ETB, ETX |
64 = | no echo of editing characters |
128 = | no echo of non-significant characters not mentioned for the other values. |
All combinations of these values are possible.
Parity management.
0 = | no management |
3 = | management. |
The value of the parity is indicated in class 12, parameter 28.
Wait on end of page.
0 = | no waiting |
n (1 to 127) = | wait (end of page) after n lines on the screen. |
Type of PSTN asynchronous protocol.
0 = | reserved |
1 = | asynchronous V.25bis |
2 = | Hayes. |
Call mode.
1 = | reserved |
2 = | addressed (108/2) (by default). |
In address mode, the switching equipment supplies the telephone number.
Supervision time-out (establishment of switched link).
0 to 254 (units of 1 sec).
This time-out is activated when the first call packet is on the PSTN line. It is inactivated when the statistics function notices that the line is in service. When the time-out expires, the call is cleared.
Inactivity time-out of the switched connection.
0 to 254 (steps of 1 sec).
This time-out is activated when there are no virtual circuits used on a line. When the time-out expires and there are still no virtual circuits used, the line is taken down. In case a virtual circuit has been opened, the monitoring time continues for 1 second.
Value 0 means that this mechanism is not activated.
Modem bit rate.
0 | = | 150 | bit/s | 4 | = | 2400 | bit/s |
1 | = | 300 | bit/s | 8 | = | 4800 | bit/s |
2 | = | 600 | bit/s | 10 | = | 9600 | bit/s |
3 | = | 75/1200 | bit/s* | 11 | = | 19200 | bit/s.
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*75 transmission
1200 reception terminal end
The other characteristics of the dialogue are:
Time-out monitoring a dial attempt on the PSTN.
0 to 250 (unit = 10 s).
This time-out is activated at each PSTN dial attempt. It is inactivated when the connection is established or when a modem error message is received. When the time-out expires, a new dial attempt is made after a time-out of three seconds.
The number of dial attempts multiplied by this time-out plus 30 seconds should not exceed the value of parameter 25. If this is the case, the switched link is inactivated when the time-out of parameter 3 expires.
Number of dial attempts.
0 to 250.
Type of input/output
EBA: asynchronous standardized input (DCE defined P1 C12)
SBA: asynchronous standardized output (DTE defined P1 C12).
Remark: It concerns the direction of the call and it serves to establish the physical circuit.
00 = | EBA/SBA |
01 = | EBA |
02 = | SBA. |
Number of modem initialization strings (see C20-R0).
0 = | no string |
1 to 3 = | parameter of recurrence 0. |
Posted: Thu Jan 25 13:42:34 PST 2001
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