Modes and Configurations
V.34bis Series Standalone & Rackmount Modems
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When an originating modem receives the appropriate carrier signal and
then determines it is not a LAPM link, it then sends an MNP frame which
Error Correction and Data Compression
The AJ Modems support V.42 error correction LAPM protocol plus V.42bis
data compression, and the Microcom Networking Protocol (MNP) Class 4
error correction plus MNP Class 5 data compression. These protocols are
designed to be as transparent to the user as possible. These operations
are discussed in the paragraphs that follow.
LAPM/MNP Error Correction Operation
LAPM/MNP provides error free communications and a boost in throughput.
LAPM/MNP works by dividing data to be transmitted into segments, or
frames. Each frame is transmitted with additional information so that the
receiving modem can determine if an error occurred in the frame. If there is
an error, the receiving modem requests the transmitting modem to re-
transmit the frame. A frame will be re-translated until it is received
correctly, or the two modems decide that the telephone line is too degraded
to allow acceptable transmission, and then hang up.
LAPM/MNP has its own flow control and break handling methods built into
the protocol. This means that a LAPM/MNP communications link is always
divided into three virtual links: a non-error corrected link between the DTE
and modem, the LAPM/MNP error corrected link between the modems, and
another non-error corrected link between the remote modem and remote
device.
When the AT*Tn command is set for LAPM operation with n=2, or if LAPM
is automatically operative when n=3, an error free connection will be
established with an enhanced throughput. Errors in the data transmission
will be detected and corrected with generally no noticeable effect to the
operator. The LAPM operation begins with a detection phase of a time
period determined by the setting of the S87 register (default time setting is
1.5 seconds).
During the detection phase the originating modem transmits a special
character pattern and the answering modem responds with another special
pattern. If the originating modem detects the response pattern within the
detect time a LAPM connection is established. If the special pattern for
LAPM is not detected the originating modem proceeds to a MNP
connection if MNP is enabled. If the answering modem does not receive
the special LAPM pattern from the originating modem within the detect time
it will wait for a MNP frame for 3 seconds if MNP is enabled. Note: If the
S87 register time is set to "0" the detection phase is bypassed and the
modems proceed directly to a LAPM connection and the fallback to MNP
will be disabled.
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