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 Chapter 3: Connection Methods, Attributes and Configurable Features        21
Modem emulation
ESP serial hubs may be used to replace costly POTS-line calls with cost-effective raw TCP 
sessions. To accomplish this, the ESP hub provides a connection method called modem emulation. 
Two ESP hubs work in conjunction to emulate the connection. One ESP hub will establish the 
connection in response to AT commands. The other ESP hub will emulate a modem that has 
received an incoming call.
The modem emulation connection method enables an ESP hub serial port to emulate modem dial 
and answer functionality. The hub presents a Hayes-compatible modem interface to the attached 
serial device by accepting AT modem commands and performing the required functions.
This connection method is valid only on RS-232 ports. For information about available adaptors 
that can be used with modem emulation, see Adaptors on page 77.
Table 3.5 describes this method’s configurable items for each serial port.
Idle TCP 
buffering
Enables or disables buffering of received serial data while waiting for a TCP connection to be 
established. When enabled, the most recent 20K bytes of data are held in an internal buffer. 
Once the connection is established, the buffered serial data is sent to the remote endpoint of 
the TCP connection.
The default value is disabled. 
Table 3.4: Raw TCP Client Connection Method Configurable Items (Continued)
Item
Description 
Table 3.5: Modem Emulation Connection Method Configurable Items
Item
Description
Enable/
Disable
Enables or disables the modem emulation connection method on the port. (See Exclusivity 
and restrictions
 on page 15.)
The default value is disabled.
Allow 
Incoming 
Calls
Enables or disables incoming calls (that is, raw TCP sessions originating remotely). When 
enabled, the ESP hub will listen for inbound raw TCP connection requests. See Incoming 
calls
 on page 28 for
 more information.
The default value is enabled. 
Auto Answer
(Used only when Allow Incoming Calls is enabled.) Enables or disables auto answer. When 
enabled, a connection will be accepted without interaction with the serial port. When disabled, 
the ESP hub will send the appropriate string (RING or 2, depending on the ATV command or 
configured Verbose Response value). Upon receipt of an ATA modem command, the call will 
be accepted.
The default value is enabled.