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M2256-000-00-051
November 2001
In the example above, the receiving modem A75(2) has the
enabled so an
‘ACK’ is returned to the A75(1). When the A75(1) receives the ‘ACK’, it generates a
message (
➁
), of [PTYPE]
(1D) with the flag set to ‘1’ (ACK Re-
ceived). Refer to the PROGRESS command details for further information.
If the A75(1) has SDM Auto ACK enabled and the ACK is not received after the
time, the A75(1) generates a PROGRESS message (
➁
(1D)
with the flag set to ‘0’ (No ACK Received). This indicates that there is a communication fault
between the modems, or a fault with the second A75(2) modem
The example below shows the case when both modems have the
disabled. No
ACK is sent or expected.
SDM
ACK
Delay
Time
ACK
RS232
over air
RS232
2
p
1D1
[SIZE]
[CHECKSUM]
PC(1)
A75(1)
A75(2)
or Tait Orca
PC(2)
1
Lead In
Delay
s
FF12345678Hi
[SIZE]
[CHECKSUM]
SEND_SDM
PROGRESS
Auto ACK = 0 or 1
Auto ACK = 1
PROGRESS
ACK triggers
PROGRESS
SDM
RS232
over air
RS232
PC(1)
A75(1)
A75(2)
or Tait Orca
PC(2)
1
Lead In
Delay
SEND_SDM
Auto ACK = 0
Auto ACK = 0
PROGRESS
s
FF12345678Hi
[SIZE]
[CHECKSUM]
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