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close_string_timeout_msecs [dword 0–65535]: How long to wait for re-
sponse after sending users close string if that string does not contain any '
^
'
characters. Default: 5000 .
command_timeout_msecs [dword 0–65535]: How long to wait for response
for miscellaneous commands such as
ATE0V1 , AT+FCLASS = 1 or AT&D2 . De-
fault: 1000 .
dial_mode [string]: Selects “tone” dialing or “pulse” dialing. Defines whether
the driver sends an
ATDT<dial number> or ATDP<dial number> . Format: Ei-
ther TONE or PULSE . Default: TONE .
dial_progress_mode [string]: Determines if dial and busy tones are detected.
The driver implements this by sending the
X#
modem command depending upon
this value. Format: Comma separated list of
DETECT_BUSY_TONE
and
DETECT_DIAL_TONE
. Default:
DETECT_DIAL_TONE, DETECT_BUSY_TONE
.
dsr_delta_reset_timeout_msecs [dword 0–65535]: How often to wait after
DSR comes back on before resetting the modem. If a modem is turned off, this
determines how long after it comes back on before the driver resets it. When a
modem is turned off, and thus, drops its DSR modem status, the driver will im-
mediately report that the modem is DEFECTIVE. When the modem is turned
back on, the driver immediately notice that DSR is raised, however, the modem
may need several seconds to wake up before any commands are sent to it. This
feature is not able to be implemented when using TAPI. Default:
10000
.
dte_baud_rate [dword 2–115200]: Baud rate for CLASS1 to use to talk to
the modem at all times, unless the
2400_baud_init setting is YES in which case
the driver will only use the
dte_baud_rate
when the modem is in Class1 mode.
There have been cases on slow machines where setting this to a baud rate like
38400 or 57600 reduces the likelihood of send under-run errors occurring.
Setting this to lower than 19200 has the possibility that the UART wont be
able to keep up with the modem modulation throughput due to extra DLE es-
caped characters. Default:
38400
.
dtmf_detection_begin [string]: When the line_type is DTMF_PROMPT , this
command is sent to the modem before answering. It should cause the modem
to go off hook, emit a prompt tone if possible and collect and report received
DTMF digits. This has the same formate rules as the
init_string , plus a /
{ sequence is translated to a DLE ( 0x10 ) character and a /} sequence is trans-
lated to a ETX ( 0x03 ) character. Format: Up to 80 characters. Default:
#CLS=8A
.
dtmf_detection_end [string]: This is what needs to be sent to the modem to
get it out of the state that the
dtmf_detection_begin put it in. It is sent by
the driver when either the 6 second interdigit DTMF timeout occurs or the
dtmf_terminate_digits is received. This has the same format rules as
dtmf_detection_begin . Format: Up to 80 characters.
dtmf_digit_count [dword 0–31]: Max number of DTMF digits to receive. Set-
ting 0 disables this. Default:
0 .