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Mode Setting Commands (continued)

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Command

Function

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n = 1, tells the remote Model 3022 to enter Remote 
Online Command Mode.  The following statements 
apply:

• If this command was entered on local sub-channel 
1, then it will request sub-channel 1 of the remote 
Model 3022 to enter Remote Online Command 
mode. Sub-channel 2 will remain in Online Data 
Mode.

• After this command is entered, only AT commands 
followed by @ will be sent to the remote Model 3022.

H

Hangup/disconnect command.  Enter when the local Model

3022 is in Local Online Command Mode.  Upon receiving
this command, the local Model 3022 will drop DTR at the
composite port for approximately 250 msec, and return to
Local Offline Command Mode.

Jn

Selects XON character “n”, where “n” is a single ASCII

character, either a control character or an upper or lower
case alpha character (A through Z, or a through z).  NULL,
ETX, STX and Carriage Return characters are not allowed.

Kn

Sets the "no activity kill timer" (times out of Local Offline

Command Mode or PassThru Mode and enters Online
Data Mode if no activity is detected) in one quarter minute
increments.  Valid values are 0 thru 15.  K8 is the default,
resulting an a 2 minute command mode time out.  The
timer starts running when the "T" key of the "AT" command
is pressed.  Note:  this time limit should not be set too
short, or time outs will occur during the entry of AT
commands.

n = 0, disabled              
n = 1, 1/4 minute
n = 2, 1/2 minute
n = 3, 3/4 minute
n = 4, 1 minute
n = 5, 75 seconds
n = x, x/4 minute

[Note: if K0 is selected, the local Model 3022 will stay in
Local Offline Command Mode indefinitely, until either CD of
the main channel becomes active (if this option is enabled)
or an AT[0 command is entered.]

Mode Setting Commands (continued)

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Command

Function

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Nn

Selects XOFF character “n”, where “n” is a single ASCII

character, either a control character or an upper or lower
case alpha character (A through Z, or a through z).  NULL,
ETX, STX and Carriage Return characters are not allowed.

O

Return to online data mode. If you have enabled

multiplexer operation, the Model 3022 waits for a
connection to the remote Model 3022. You only issue this
to the local Model 3022.

Rn

Enables or disables remote control of the Model 3022.

*n = 0, remote control disabled

n = 1, remote control enabled

T

Causes a software reset with all Model 3022 modes and
channel configurations set to 

factory default values.  The

Model 3022 will then enter offline command mode.

(Note:  The user must wait approximately 5 seconds after
receiving the “OK” response before entering new
commands.)

Un

Packet size selection.  This configuration is applied to the

composite channel to determine the size (in data bytes) of
the data packet being transmitted to the modem.  

n = 0, 8 bytes

*n = 1, 16 bytes            

n = 2, 24 bytes
n = 3, 32 bytes
n = 4, 48 bytes
n = 5, 64 bytes            
n = 6, 96 bytes
n = 7, 128 bytes

Vn

View channel configuration or mode configuration

n = 0, view the configuration of the composite channel     
n = 1, view the configuration of sub-channel 1
n = 2, view the configuration of sub-channel 2
n = 3, view the configuration of the composite channel

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Summary of Contents for MicroStat II 3022

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL MODEL 3022 MicroStat II Miniature Statistical Multiplexer SALES OFFICE 301 975 1000 TECHNICAL SUPPORT 301 975 1007 Part 07M3022 B Doc 068021UB Revised 12 19 95...

Page 2: ...nstallation or use of this product shall be deemed an acceptance of these terms by the user 1 1 RADIO AND TV INTERFERENCE The Model 3022 generates and uses radio frequency energy and if not installed...

Page 3: ...X ON X OFF flow control Connecting directly to the modem s DB 25 port the Model 3022 derives power from the RS 232 interface and requires no AC power or batteries for operation Async input devices con...

Page 4: ...20 DTR 3 7 SG 4 3 RX Data 5 2 TX Data 6 5 CTS 7 4 RTS 8 continued PC AT to Model 3022 Pin Outs Serial DB 9 Model 3022 RJ 45 Pin No Pin No 6 DSR 1 1 CD 2 4 DTR 3 5 SG 4 2 RCV Data 5 3 TX Data 6 8 CTS 7...

Page 5: ...devices connected to sub channels 1 and 2 must support local flow control flow control between the device and the sub channel port In all cases the flow control setting of each Model 3022 port must m...

Page 6: ...operate the Model 3022 it is important to know how the unit handles command entry This section provides rules for command entry describes result codes and gives a complete description of each valid A...

Page 7: ...__________________________________________________ AT Command line prefix The attention command precedes all other commands listed below Directs the local Model 3022 to execute the following commands...

Page 8: ...nute n 4 1 minute n 5 75 seconds n x x 4 minute Note if K0 is selected the local Model 3022 will stay in Local Offline Command Mode indefinitely until either CD of the main channel becomes active if t...

Page 9: ...oftware reset with all Model 3022 modes and channel configurations set to previously stored values The Model 3022 will then enter offline command mode Note The user must wait approximately 5 seconds a...

Page 10: ...22 Using these instructions plus the AT command descriptions in Section 5 0 you should be able to operate the Model 3022 in almost any application If you have additional questions do not hesitate to c...

Page 11: ...and repeat the above process for sub channel 2 6 If all three sets of parameters match those of your system move to step 4 continued 19 20 Step 1 Verifying Local Setup Parameters The first step in us...

Page 12: ...well Any configuration changes you have entered will be stored in the Model 3022 s non volatile memory if they have been saved with the AT W or AT W command 21 22 7 0 TROUBLESHOOTING SYMPTOM POSSIBLE...

Page 13: ...ds power Plug it into an RS 232 port or obtain Model 3P MF power supply adapter SYMPTOM POSSIBLE PROBLEM SOLUTION 8 Modem connection has been established but 3022 will not pass data Model 3022 is stil...

Page 14: ...te 3022 times out or issue AT O to remote 3022 Issue AT Y0 to Model 3022 Consult modem manual SYMPTOM POSSIBLE PROBLEM SOLUTION APPENDIX A SPECIFICATIONS Sub Channels Serial Devices Interface RJ 45 V...

Page 15: ...om the model number suffix combinations shown on the previous page Do not combine these part numbers with the model number of the standalone unit when ordering These are separate items Patton Part Num...

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