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Forward mode time (ms):
If not framed with STX and ETX characters, can still have data formatted after this period.
Clearing time (direct mode) (ms):
This parameter defines the clearing time in milliseconds that an X.25 call will be left “open”
after receiving a response from the host. Each response from the host resets this timer.
Terminal ID:
The Terminal ID parameter can be used to insert or replace a Terminal ID in the APACS 30
string.
Terminal ID translation:
If this parameter is set to “On”, any Terminal ID provided by a connected terminal will be
replaced by the ID set in the Terminal ID field above.
APACS 50 terminal ID:
This parameter specifies the terminal ID for use with incoming APACS 50 polling calls.
Connect string:
This parameter specifies a string to be sent to the user’s terminal when an outgoing TPAD call
has been connected, instead of the normal ENQ character. For example, this might be used to
make a TPAD connection look like a PAD connection by specifying “CON COM” as the con-
nect string.
Use connect string:
This parameter enables or disables use of the Connect string parameter.
Message numbering:
When this parameter is set to “On”, the unit will override the message numbering of the local
equipment and substitute its own message numbering. This is useful when the locally connected
equipment does not automatically increment the APACS 30 message number.
In same call:
If this parameter is set to “Off” only one transaction is allowed per call. When set to
“Transaction”, and Message numbering is “On”, then multiple transactions are allowed per X.25
call, but not until a response has been received from the host. When multiple transactions are
sent message numbers are incremented for each transaction. When set to “Clear”, multiple
transactions per X.25 call are allowed irrespective of whether a response has been received
from the host. Again, transaction numbers are incremented by the unit automatically.
Delimiter char:
This parameter specifies the character used to separate a main NUA from a backup NUA, and a
main NUI from a backup NUI in an ATD command. The default value is the ASCII “!” character
(decimal 33).
Poll chars:
This parameter is a string that specifies the set of characters to be treated as polling characters.
The unit will respond to any of these characters using ACK. This parameter should normally be
blank.
Merchant #:
This parameter can be used to insert a merchant number into the APACS 30 string when the
locally connected equipment does not transmit a merchant number.