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Article #129What is a <<< Break-Signal >>> ?
From: Alfredo Aletto
Date: Sat, 28 Nov 1998 00:00
Date: Sat, 28 Nov 1998 00:00
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Hi !
Please, who can tell me if it's possible to generate a <Break-Signal>
(signal that program on computer send to modem or signal between
modem-modem) using a standard transmission ?
In other words what is in concrete a <Break-Signal> ?
In many programs (see "Boyan", "Telemate", "PcPlus", etc.) a
<Break-Signal> is transmitted with Hot-Keys, such as
<Ctrl-End> or <Ctrl-B> .
In modems with chipset Rockwell it is associated with this
standard "AT" commands: "AT\Bn" and "AT\Kn", where n is a decimal integer
value.
Thank You very much whoever will be able tell me something !
Please answers in E-Mail: alalett@tin.it
Thank You.
Alfredo
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