Multiserver 5000, 9 connect protocol details – Black Box 5000 User Manual

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10.9 Connect Protocol Details

Connect protocol is option 1 of the Switching
Parameters menu. There are three connect
protocol options: Dedicated, Auto, and DTR. A
discussion of the protocols and how to configure
them is in Section 10.7, Asychronous Channel
Switching Parameters

, and Table 10-2. This section

discusses how the call request, completion, and
disconnect sequences operate for the dedicated,
auto-answer, and DTR protocols.

Definitions

:

Calling port:

Receive Inhibit

=

on

Call Inhibit

=

off

Receiving port:

Receive Inhibit

=

off

Call Inhibit

=

on

Dual port:

Receive Inhibit

=

off

Call Inhibit

=

off

NOTE: The Dual port is both a calling and receiving

port.

D

EDICATED

P

ROTOCOL

Call Request

(Calling and Dual port)

Idle State:

Multiserver holds DSR, CTS, and
CD high. RI is held low.

Data activity automatically triggers a call
request.

or

If ABR (auto baud rate) is enabled, type
<cr>

to trigger a call request (see

Section 9.3, Asychronous Channels

).

Call Completion

(Receiving and Dual ports)

No indication of call completion unless
the called port is an ABR port. Then the
port is set to the calling port’s speed, and
the sign-on character is forwarded.

Disconnect Sequence

(Calling, Receiving, and Dual

ports

Calling port:

1. Device initiates

<break><break><break>

.

2. Multiserver sends DISCONNECTED

message.

Receiving port

1. Device initiates

<break><break><break>

.

2. No indication of disconnection.

DTR P

ROTOCOL

Call Request

(Calling and Dual ports)

Idle State:

DTR can be high or low.
Multiserver holds DSR, CTS, CD,
and RI low.

1. Device raises or toggles DTR.

2. Multiserver then raises DSR, CTS, and

CD.

3. If ABR is enabled, <cr> should now be

typed (see Section 9.3, Asychronous
Channels

).

Call Completion

For Receiving port

Idle State:

DTR must be high, otherwise the
port is put out of service (OOS). In
either case, the Multiserver holds
DSR, CTS, CD, and RI low.

1. Multiserver raises DSR, CTS, and CD.

2. No response is required from the device.

3. If ABR is enabled, then <cr> will be

forwarded.

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