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Re: S32 and S33 registers

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From: Jim Tavendale
Date: Sat, 23 Nov 1996 00:00
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philg@hebdenbr.demon.co.uk (Phil Graves) wrote:

> I have seen lots of posts showing the precise effects of setting the
> S54 register. However on newer modems this produces an error and the
> s32/s33 are used instead. I know how to disable higher rates using
> these, but can anyone supply a more detailed list of the effects of
> setting them to various values?
> 
> Phil Graves
Interesting according to the "AT Command Reference Manual
for the RC144ACi/ATi, RC144ACL/ATL, RC144ACF/ATF, RC144ACFL/ATFL, and
RC144ACG Modem Families (Preliminary)", on the US-Robotics server then
S32/S33 set the ASCII characters for the XON/XOFF commands.
 The relevant part of the above book of words is,

 " S32 - XON Character
 Sets the value of the XON character.
 Range:	0-255, ASCII decimal
 Default:	17 (11h)
 
 S33 - XOFF Character
 Sets the value of the XOFF character.
 Range:	0-255, ASCII decimal
 Default:	19 (13h)"

Interesting ain't it?
Jim Tavendale
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