
SitePlayer Telnet User’s Manual
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Force AT Mode on
AT command mode may be forced to be enabled when a RS232 hardware control line is brought high. The
signal levels (High/Low) described here are RS232 levels. If you are using just a SItePlayer Module, the logic
levels will be inverted. When the line is brought low, AT mode is exited and SitePlayer resumes operating in
its previous mode.
None
- AT mode forcing is disabled (default).
DSR
- AT mode is forced when DSR is high.
DCD
- AT mode is forced when DCD is high.
RI
- AT mode is forced when RI is high.
When AT command mode is forced, SitePlayer will act as if it is in AT mode and start accepting AT com-
mands. If SitePlayer has Server mode enabled, it will continue listening for connections and thus you may
get a
CONNECT
or
NO CARRIER
message. If SitePlayer has Client mode enabled, it will continue to attempt to
connect to the remote end and you may also get a
CONNECT
or
NO CARRIER
message.
SitePlayer polls every tenth of second (1/10s) for force-AT-mode control lines to change. The above input
parameters may take up to one tenth of a second before they are noticed. This means, for example, the
changes in the serial port line states may take up to a tenth of a second before they are detected. The serial
hardware lines should, therefore, be kept constant for at least a tenth of a second.
You should make sure that these control lines do not interfere with the
Server Connects or Client Connects/
Disconnects
control lines. You should choose different lines for both these functions.
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