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This command will cause the modem to go on-line and look for
carrier from a remote modem.
&O
S-Register Output Format
This command selects the S-register display format when you
request it by the command
Sn? . See Chapter 9.
&O0 Output in decimal. Default.
&O1 Output in hexadecimal.
&O3
Output in binary.
The binary output is useful for examining bit-mapped S-registers.
*O Overspeed
This command only applies to V.22bis asynchronous operation. It
should be set to mirror the overspeed mode of your attached DTE.
*O0 Overspeed mode is ITU-T +1% to –2.5%. Default.
*O1 Overspeed mode is ITU-T +2.3% to –2.5%.
/O
DSR Control while Tests Active
This command is used to select the state of DSR (Data Set Ready)
while tests are active.
/O0 DSR active in test modes.
/O1
DSR inactive in test modes. Default.
The factory default (off) complies with the ITU-T recommendation.
/O0 allows DSR to be turned on where your DTE needs it to
transmit or receive characters.
%O
Byte Synchronous Character Format for V.25bis
This command allows ASCII or EBCDIC character format to be
used if
*V2 is selected.
%O0 V.25bis byte synchronous will work in ASCII. Default.
%O1
V.25bis byte synchronous will work in EBCDIC.
Note that when using EBCDIC, all characters are 8 bits with no
parity.
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