6100 MPS-B Programming Manual

WRITING APPLICATIONS THAT USE 6100 MPS-B
SET CONFIGURATION Request
Extended Line Configuration Data Block Format
The extended block can be configured only through your applica-
tion program. The format of the first 22 bytes of the extended
block is exactly the same as the standard configuration block
defined in "Standard Line Configuration Data Block Format."
The format of the extended line configuration block, beginning
at byte offset 22, is shown in the following table:
Byte Offset,
Length and
Parameter Type Description__________________
MONITOR-CTS 22,1 BYTE TRUE (value 255) indicates that
a clear to send (CTS) signal
loss is treated as an error
while writing. FALSE (value 0)
indicates that CTS signal loss
is not treated as an error
while writing. TRUE is the
default value when the standard
configuration block is used.
MONITOR-DCD 23,1 BYTE TRUE (value 255) indicates that
a carrier (DCD) signal loss is
treated as an error while read-
ing. FALSE (value 0) indicates
that a DCD signal loss is not
treated as an error while read-
ing. FALSE is the default value
when the standard configuration
block is used.
TEXT-CHARACTERS 24,1 BYTE TRUE (value 255) indicates that
control characters SOH, EOT,
ENQ, and NAK are allowed within
the text portion of the receiv-
ed messages. FALSE (value 0)
indicates that the control
characters are not allowed
within the text portion of
received messages. FALSE is the
default value when the standard
configuration block is used.
Reserved 25,1 BYTE
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