period after dialling and before Answer tone recognition. The cadence is 0.6s
ON, 1.75s OFF (typ.).
For V.22 this tone is NOT permitted, but the following details are included for
other applications:
TX Mode ($E1)
b15..b12 = 0001 (select DTMF / Tones)
b3..b0 = 1001 (1300Hz Calling tone)
2.2. The V.25 automatic answering sequence shall be transmitted from the answer
mode modem on international GSTN connections. The transmission of the
V.25 sequence may be omitted on point-to-point leased circuits, or on
national connections on the GSTN where permitted by the Administration.
2.3. V.14 specifies stop bit omission / recovery where DTE data speed is different
from modem speed and specifies two difference ranges, +1% to –2.5% (basic)
and +2.3% to –2.5% (extended). The CMX867 enables stop bit deletion by
providing two Tx Data registers, $E3 for normal transmission and $E4 for
transmission with one stop bit removed from the current format. Hence the
host can adjust the removal of stop bits according to V.14 by directing bytes
to the appropriate Tx Data register.
At the receiving end the CMX867 can tolerate missing stop bits if set to basic
or extended over-speed mode.
Rx Mode ($E2)
b5…b3 = 101 (for basic range)
or b5…b3 = 100 (for extended range)
or b5…b3 = 110 (for over-speed function disabled)
2.4. The CMX867 passes only 8 bit data over the C-Bus to the remote host
controller. The host controller must read the Status register ($E6) and check
for parity, framing, and overflow errors before reconstituting the character in
its original format for onward transmission to the remote DTE.