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The ON-LINE STATUS screen 3 shows

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((MODE-14)) then the modem will go back to the IDLE STATUS screen. If the line is busy, after 3-5 seconds, the LCD displays: ((MODE-15)) then goes back to IDLE STATUS screen. If the phone company is ringing the remote modem, a RINGING message is sent to the terminal. Setting S42.6 = 1 will disable this "RINGING" result code. If any key interrupt occurs (from the terminal or panel) and breaks in before the connection is made, the screen displays: ((MODE-16)) then goes back to IDLE STATUS screen. If the time interval depicted in the S7 register expires, and the line is still not connected, the LCD screen shows: ((MODE-17)) then goes back to the IDLE STATUS screen. If the first handshaking signal has been detected, the LCD screen will display: ((MODE-18)) If a connection has been made, the LCD will display the actual connected status. These are data state screens. ((MODE-19 (mod.))) The ON-LINE STATUS screen 1 shown above means: Link Option V.32bis Line Speed 14400 bps Error Control V.42 (implied by V.42bis) Data Compression V.42bis Line Type Dial-up Data Format Asynchronous Instant Transmission Throughput 25820 bps (BLANK if synchronous mode was connected) Instant Receiving Throughput 21324 bps (Link speed displayed if synchronous mode was connected) The ON-LINE STATUS screen 2 shows: Signal to Noise ratio 26.7 dB Receiving Signal level -25.1 dBm Phase Jitter in received signal 0.4 degree Frequency Offset in received signal - 0.6 Hz The ON-LINE STATUS screen 3 shows:

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((MODE-14))
then the modem will go back to the IDLE STATUS screen. If the
line is busy, after 3-5 seconds, the LCD displays:
((MODE-15))
then goes back to IDLE STATUS screen. If the phone company is
ringing the remote modem, a RINGING message is sent to the
terminal.
Setting S42.6 = 1 will disable this "RINGING" result
code. If any key interrupt occurs (from the terminal or panel)
and breaks in before the connection is made, the screen displays:
((MODE-16))
then goes back to IDLE STATUS screen. If the time interval
depicted in the S7 register expires, and the line is still not
connected, the LCD screen shows:
((MODE-17))
then goes back to the IDLE STATUS screen. If the first
handshaking signal has been detected, the LCD screen will
display:
((MODE-18))
If a connection has been made, the LCD will display the actual
connected status. These are data state screens.
((MODE-19 (mod.)))
The ON-LINE STATUS screen 1 shown above means:
Link Option
V.32bis
Line Speed
14400 bps
Error Control
V.42 (implied by V.42bis)
Data Compression
V.42bis
Line Type Dial-up
Data Format
Asynchronous
Instant Transmission Throughput
25820 bps (BLANK if
synchronous mode was connected) Instant Receiving Throughput
21324 bps (Link speed displayed if synchronous mode was
connected)
The ON-LINE STATUS screen 2 shows:
Signal to Noise ratio
26.7 dB
Receiving Signal level
-25.1 dBm
Phase Jitter in received signal
0.4 degree
Frequency Offset in received signal
- 0.6 Hz
The ON-LINE STATUS screen 3 shows: