Register definitions – Sierra Wireless DART 200 CDPD Modem User Manual

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DART 200 CDPD Modem User’s Guide

E S-Registers

PN1197-00 Revision 1.0

E-3

Register definitions

Figure E-1 shows that in bitmapped registers bit 7 is the high order
(leftmost) bit and bit 0 is the low order (rightmost) bit.

Figure E-1. S-Register bit positions

S-Register

Bit Position

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

Table E-2 summarizes the S-Register set, valid parameter ranges, and
factory default values [n]. S-Registers listings followed by (SM) can
only be accessed when in Service Provider Mode, while those followed
by (RO) are read only and cannot be modified.

Table E-2. Register summary

Register

Value

Default

Description

S0

0,1

0

Auto answer; enable = 1

S1

0,1

1

Send LF with CR; telnet online
mode only; yes = 1

S2

0..255 ASCII

43 ‘+’

Escape code character

S3

1..127 ASCII

13 <CR>

Carriage return character

S4

0..127 ASCII

10 <LF>

Line Feed Character

S5

0..127 ASCII

8 <BS>

Backspace character

S6

0..127 ASCII

127<DEL

Delete character

S7

0..255

20

ATA command connection
establishment time-out (sec)

S8 (RO)

0..255

250

Reserved

S9 (RO)

0..255

5

Reserved

S10 (RO)

0..255

80

Reserved

S11 (RO)

0..255

175

Reserved

S12

0..255

50

Escape code guard time (1/50 sec)

S13

0..255

60

Registration time-out (sec)

S14 (RO)

bitmapped

74

Command status

0

Online mode echo; see F
command; (default is F0) = 0

1

Command mode echo; see E
command; (default is E1) = 2

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NOTE:
The bitmapped registers
are in the reverse of
some notation systems
in wide use.

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