User`s guide

Connection Status Query
The SLTA-10 Adapter’s connection status may be polled with this message. Most
modems may be configured with various time-outs for the different stages of
establishing a connection. Consult your modem’s documentation for details.
typedef struct {
byte sub-code;
// always #1
byte app-command;
// value = 5
] ANM-connect-state-request;
typedef enum {
IDLE
=
0,
FAILED
=
1,
CALL-IN-PROCESS
=
2,
CONNECTED
CT
3
] CONN-state;
typedef struct {
CONN-state connection-state;
} ANM-connect-state-response;
Install Directory En try
This message stores a dial-out directory entry in the SLTA-10 Adapter’s EEPROM
string pool. Up to 5 dial-out entries can be stored in the SLTA-10 NSI mode
EEPROM pool; up to 8 can be stored in the SLTA-10 MIP mode EEPROM pool. The
entries are numbered 0 to 4 (or 0 to 7) as specified by the dir-num field.
typedef struct {
byte sub-code;
// always #l
byte app-command;
/I value = 6
byte dir-num;
// value = O-7 for MIP; O-4 for NSI
byte total-size;
// of the data string
byte offset;
// for piecemeal writes
char dir-string[];
] ANM-install-dir-request;
See the section on EEPROM String Pool Management above for details on the
EEPROM string pool.
Dial From Directory
Using one of the directory entries specified by dir-num, dial-out to a remote host and
establish a connection. Based on the mode argument, the directory string may be
sent to the modem and the SLTA-10 Adapter enters the CALL-IN-PROCESS state.
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Using the SLTA-10 Adapter with a Modem