Total Control MP/16, Operator'S Manual

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3-38 Using Total Control MIBs
Command Description
loadSwFlowDflt(24) This command loads the Software Flow Control
(&F2) template settings in the modem.
loadMnp10CllulrDflt(25) This command loads the MNP10 Cellular (&F4)
template settings in the modem.
loadV42CllulrMblDflt(26) This command loads the V.42 ETC Mobile Cellular
(&F5) template settings in the modem.
loadV42CllulrFxdDflt(27) This command loads the V.42 ETC Fixed Site
Cellular (&F6) template settings in the modem.
hardBusyAtDisable(33) This command is used to busy out the analog
phone line and disable AT commands at the DTE
interface to guarantee that the modem is in an idle
state. Terminates calls in progress when the
command is issued, and forces the modem into an
idle/disabled state. The “status” of the modem as
reported by network management indicates that
the modem is in this “busy” state
(mdmCsStatus==lineBusiedOut(11)). This
command would typically be issued before
changing a modem’s configuration or before
beginning an SDL upgrade to the modem.
softBusyAtDisable(34) This command is similar in function to the Hard
busy out/AT disable command above, but does
not terminate calls. Command pends until modem
naturally becomes idle.
restoreLineAt(35) This command reverses the effect of the hard or
soft busy out/AT disable commands above and
restores normal functionality of the modem. It
would typically be used after completion of the
modem configuration changes. This is the only
way to restore functionality of the modem after
issuing the Hard/Soft Busy out/AT disable
commands.