Thomas Lapp <thomas%mvac23.uucp@udel.edu> (10/18/90)
I have an AT&T 801c ACU which I have connected to an IBM 37x5 FEP
running bisync protocol. I have an application which sends a dial
string to the ACU over an RS-366 line. I would like to be able to put
a "pause" in the dial string, but do not know what this ACU uses for a
"pause one second" command. The 801c manual is less than helpful.
Does anyone know or work with this device? Does anyone know of RS-366
defines a pause character like the "," which is a Hayes standard for
async modems using the Hayes command set?
Thanks,
tom
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Location : Newark, DE, USAcowan@marob.masa.com (John Cowan) (10/23/90)
In article <13757@accuvax.nwu.edu> thomas%mvac23.uucp@udel.edu (Thomas Lapp) writes: >I have an AT&T 801c ACU which I have connected to an IBM 37x5 FEP >running bisync protocol. ... >Does anyone know or work with this device? Does anyone know of RS-366 >defines a pause character like the "," which is a Hayes standard for >async modems using the Hayes command set? As I remember (and this was long ago), 801s dial each digit as received. Therefore, pausing is up to you -- you pause by not sending the next digit for a while. cowan@marob.masa.com (aka ...!hombre!marob!cowan)