805U Radio Modem Module
User Manual
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36
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November 2004
DTR Control
The DTR signal on the RS232 port can be used for
different functions in controlled mode:
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“Ignore DTR” - the DTR signal does not perform
any function
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“Command Mode” - if the host resets DTR, the
805U will go into command mode - when DTR is
activated, the module will revert to on-line mode
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“Command Mode, Disconnect” - as above except
that the module will also force a disconnection of the
communications link
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“Low Power, Disconnect” - when the host resets
DTR, the module will disconnect the link and go to
low power mode. If you select the “Low Power”
option in the Controlled Mode page, this selection
of DTR will be automatically made.
DCD Control
The DCD signal on the RS232 port can be used to give
an indication of communications link status in
controlled mode. Note that the link is always connected
in transparent mode.
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“Always On” - the 805U sets the DCD to be always on
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“Only High When Connected” - the DCD signal will be on when the link is connected
and off when the link is reset
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“Pulse Low on Disconnect” - the DCD signal will be normally on but will switch off
momentarily (for 0.1 sec) when the link is reset.
Advanced Settings
These settings may be adjusted if the host device is using AT commands - refer to Appendix
A for an explanation of the different parameters.
S Registers
These are parameter registers settable by AT commands. They do not normally need to be
changed. Refer to Appendix A for an explanation of these parameters.