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S24 – desired dce speed, S25 – protocol selection register, S26 – bit mapped data mode control register – Maxim Integrated 73M2901CE AT Command User Manual

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4.4.25

S24 – Desired DCE Speed

(Default = 0)

0 = Last AT Command Speed

3 = 300 bits/s

5 = 1200 bits/s

6 = 2400 bits/s

Note: This command only pertains to the DCE speed, and not to Bell or ITU operation. To establish ITU
or Bell connections, use S24 combined with the B command or set S26 bit 7 to obtain the desired modem
operation.

4.4.26

S25 – Protocol Selection Register

(Default = 0)

Register S25 reflects the status of certain options. Default Value is 0. Register S25 is a bit mapped
register whose bits are defined as follows:

Bit 0

1 = Disconnect if No Protocol is detected

Bit 1

1 = LAP-M Protocol


Note: In order to perform a connection without protocol negotiation, clear all bits (set to 0).
When a connection is made and the selected protocol is detected an appropriate result code is returned:

PROTOCOL: NONE or numeric ‘70’
PROTOCOL: LAPM or numeric ‘77’

If no protocol is detected within 1.5 seconds after CARRIER is established, PROTOCOL: NONE or
numeric result code ‘70’ will be sent.

4.4.27

S26 – Bit Mapped Data Mode Control Register

(Default = 0)

Register S26 reflects the status of certain options. Register S26 is a bit mapped register whose bits are
defined as follows:

Bit 0

1 = Force rate change to 1200 bps.


Bit 1 0 = Disables speed negotiation during a retrain request (default).
1 = Enables speed negotiation during a retrain request.

Bit 2 0 = Disables automatic retrain requests (default).
1 = Enables an automatic retrain request to be negotiated.

Bit 3 0 = Disables retrain request response (default).

1 = Enables the modem to respond to a retrain request.


Bit 4 0 = Select 1800 Hz guard tone to be generated during answer mode handshake (default).
1 = Select 550 Hz guard tone to be generated during answer mode handshake (not used in North
America).