Page 130 Configuring Modem Connections 90030500B
Script commands
You can use the following commands in your scripts:
Note:
s
indicates a state parameter. State parameters are described after the list of
commands.
Anp
Sets character size to
n
, and parity according to
p
. The value
n
must
be 7 or 8. The value
p
may be
0
(no parity),
1
(odd parity),
2
(even
parity), or
3
(mark parity).
Bn
Transmits a break signal
n
milliseconds in length. If
n
is not specified,
transmits a 250 millisecond break.
Cn
Sets carrier loss detection. If
n
is
0
, carrier loss is not detected. If
n
is
1
, the modem hangs up if the port loses DCD.
E
{
string
}
If running interactively, writes
string
to the user’s terminal. If running
in background, writes
string
to the trace buffer. (
set
trace
mask=wan:info
must have been previously executed).
Fn
Pauses for
n
seconds, then flushes input data.
n
is optional and
defaults to
0
if you do not enter a value
.
Gs
Immediately transfers control to state
s
.
Hs
Sets the carrier lost (hangup) recovery state to
s
. If carrier is lost (and
detection set with command
Cn
) transfers to state
s
.
D+m
Raises a modem signal. If
m
is
1
, raises DTR. If
m
is
2
,
raises RTS.
D-m
Lowers a modem signal. If
m
is
1
, drops DTR. If
m
is
2
,
drops RTS.
M
{
string
}
Writes
string
to the modem.
Nb
Changes the baud rate to speed
b
.
Pn
Pauses for
n
seconds.
n
is optional and defaults to 1 second if you do
not enter a value.
Qn
Sets flow control. If
n
is
0
, disables all regular port flow control. If
n
is 1, enables flow control.
Rs
Decrements the retry count. If count < 0, switches to state
s
.
Sn
Declares the timeout used when waiting for a modem signal or input
data is
n
seconds.
Ts
Timeout recovery state. Any timeout waiting for input data, or
waiting for a modem signal will transfer to this state.
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