Avaya 6211 Manual Do Utilizador

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The S-registers provide a means of changing or reading selected ADM options.  In most cases,
the values defined for the S-registers listed in Table 3-3 are acceptable.  However, if the values
are not acceptable, use the information below to change the values.

To view the value of a particular S-register, type 

ats

n?, and 

RETURN 

(where the value of "n" is

the register you want). 

RETURN 

.

The value of the S-register "n" can be changed by typing 

ats

RETURN 

.

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Controls the
Answer option

000
001

0 = manual
1 = auto

S0

S1

-

-

not used

ASCII value of the
Attention
sequence

decimal value of
ASCII character
used for Attention
sequence

S2

043 (+++)

Defines carriage
return

013 (carriage
return)

decimal value of
ASCII character;
used to end
command line and
to end result code

S3

Defines line feed
character

decimal value of
ASCII character;
used after carriage
return only when
verbal result codes
are enabled (see
atvn command in
Table 3-2)

S4

010 (line feed)

Defines backspace
character

decimal value of
ASCII character
used as backspace

S5

008 (backspace)

S11 & S88

see API manual 

return zeros when
read; value set is
ignored

All others

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Using the CMD and AT Commands