S95 - Extended Result Code Bit Map

Description
This register may be set to force some of the characteristics of the Wn command ON. If any of the bits listed below are set to 1, then the corresponding result code is enabled regardless of the Wn or Xn (n >1) command in effect. Refer to the Wn and Xn commands for additional information. This register does not affect the result codes selected by the X0 command.

Type
bit-mapped; Default value - 0

Stored by &Wn
yes

Displayed by &V
no

Bit Function

Value    Bit   Function                                                            

1        0     CONNECT result code (verbose or numeric) indicates the line speed   

               (rather than the DTE speed).                                         

2        1     Append "/ARQ"to the verbose CONNECT result code if the     

               protocol is not "NONE". Example: "CONNECT 9600/ARQ". 

4        2     Enable the CARRIER result codes.                                    

8        3     Enable the PROTOCOL result codes.                                   

16       4     Enable the AUTOSTREAM result codes.                                 

32       5     Enable the COMPRESSION result codes.                                

64       6     Enable DELAYED and BLACKLISTED result codes.                        

128      7     Enable ACCESS result code.                                          

256      8     Enable MODULATION result codes.                                     

512      9     Select transmit line speed for CARRIER result code.                 

1024     10    Select display of send and receive line speeds for CARRIER result   

               code. This bit overrides bit 9.

The MODULATION result code, if enabled, is sent to the DTE after the CARRIER result code and before the PROTOCOL result code. The MODULATION result code, if enabled, is sent to the DTE after the ATO command in the online command state. The MODULATION result code is sent, if enabled, only when the modulation is one of the types listed in the RESULT CODES section.

Bit 2 enables the CARRIER result code. Bits 9 and 10 modify the information conveyed by the result code. If the result code is enabled and the values of bits 9 and 10 are 0, then the CARRIER result code reports the receive line speed (except for V.23 modulations, which display both speeds). If the value of bit 9 is 1 and bit 10 is 0, then the CARRIER result code reports the transmit line speed. If the value of bit 10 is 1, then the transmit and receive line speeds are both displayed, separated by a "/". Example: 24000/14400 for 24000 bits/s transmit speed and 14400 bits/s receive speed. V.34 allows the use of an auxiliary 200 bits/s channel. If the auxiliary channel is enabled, then the CARRIER result code shall show the total line speed (e.g., 29000 instead of 28800 bits/s).

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