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dtmf_detection_end string. Leave blank to not use a terminate character.
Format: 0 or 1 characters, typically # or *. Default: # .
dtr_toggle_msecs [dword 0–65535]: This is how long to keep the DTR line
low during reset or close so that a modem will hangup the line and return an
OK .
Default: 200 .
enable_init_flow_control [boolean]: This is for the rare modems that return
OK following ATZ and have CTS low because they are unable to accept another
command. This will probably never be used since ATZ is not sent for user init.
Default: false .
get_receive_image_end_ok_timeout_msecs [dword 0–65535]: This is
how long to wait for an
OK after receiving the DLE / ETX sequence that terminates
a receive image. The modem will receive the post page signal during this period.
When the driver receives the
OK , it will send a +FDR and either start waiting for
an image CONNECT if a MPS / EOP was received by the modem or start waiting for a
pre-phase OK because an EOM was received by the modem. Default: 30000 .
get_receive_image_star t_connect_timeout_msecs [dword 0–65535]:
This is how long to wait for a
CONNECT after sending +FDR . The modem will usually
perform its training during this period. If it returns an OK during this time the
driver will assume it has reported a new DCS and is stepping down its training
rate. The driver will re-issue the FDR and restart this timeout. If a modem steps
through all training rates without returning new DCS / OK responses, this timeout
would need to be quite large to achieve connection. Smaller values will return
control to the application sooner when connections fail. Default:
60000 .
get_receive_pre_phase_ok_timeout_msecs [dword 0–65535]: This is
how long to wait for an
OK while in the initial pre-phase of a fax receive. When
the driver receives an OK it will send a +FDR . The modem usually exchanges
TSI / CSI and DIS / DCS in this time period. Default: 35000 .
get_send_image_star t_connection_timeout_msecs [dword 0–65535]:
This is how long to wait for a
CONNECT after sending +FDT to release the modem
to send the TSI / DCS and perform training. If the modem returns an OK the driver
will assume it has received an FTT and is stepping down to a new baud rate. The
driver will re-issue the +FDT and restart this timeout. If a modem steps through
all training rates without returning new DCS / OK responses, this timeout would
need to be quite large to achieve connection. Smaller values will return control
to the application sooner when connections fail. Default:
60000 .
get_send_post_phase_ok_timeout_msecs [dword 0–65535]: This is how
long to wait for the
OK after sending the +FET command. The modem will receive
the post page response during this period. When the driver receives this OK it
will send the +FDT signal and wait for a CONNECT or for a +FHNG .
get_send_pre_phase_ok_timeout_msecs [dword 0–65535]: This is how
long to wait for an
OK while in the initial pre-phase of a fax send. When the driver
receives an OK it will send a +FDT . The modem usually receives CSI and DIS in
this time period. Default: 35000 .
hangup_timeout_msecs [dword 0–65535]: This is how long to wait for ATH0
command to complete. Default: 2000 .
line_type [string]: When dtmf_prompt is specified, the
dtmf_detection_begin_string will be sent at the start of the call and received
DTMF digits will be collected from the modem up until either a
dtmf_terminate_digit is received or a 6 second inter-digit timeout occurs or a