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BOCA PRO16 Reference Guide
Your modem will send an answer tone to the calling (originating)
modem and wait to receive a carrier signal in return.
The B command selects which communication standards your modem
will attempt to connect to.
If a connection cannot be established with the originating modem within
the time specified in S Register 7, your modem will hang up and return
a NO CARRIER message before returning to the local command state.
Options
ATA Answer an incoming call
See Also
B command Select Communication Standard
S Register 0 Ring to Answer On
S Register 1 Current Ring Count
S Register 7 Wait Time for Carrier
COMMAND MEANING
Bn Select Communications Standard
Your modem is capable of connecting to remote systems using a variety
of communications standards. This command enables you to select the
communications standards you want to use.
Options
Command /Speed Command/Speed
B0 n Auto-Connect B16 V.34 at 14,400bps
B1 Auto-Connect B17 V.34 at 16,800 bps
B2 Auto-Connect B18 V.34 at 19,200 bps
B3 V.21 at 300 bps B19 V.34 at 21,600 bps
B4 Bell 103 at 300 bps B20 V.34 at 24,000 bps
B5 V.23 at 1200/75 bps B21 V.34 at 26,400 bps
B6 V.22 at 1200 bps B22 V.34 at 28,800 bps
B7 Bell 212A at 1200 bps B23 (Reserved for V34bis)
B8 V.22bis at 2400 bps B24 (Reserved for V34bis)
B9 Auto-Connect B25 (Reserved)
B10 V.32 at 4800 bps B26 (Reserved)
B11 V.32bis at 7200 bps B27 V.34 at 2400bps
Command Descriptions
Command
Descriptions
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