User`s guide

4000/5000 Modems’ User Guide

time out between serial packets sent by the terminal. Flush on byte count is in bytes

determines the number of bytes received before the modem encapsulate data in IP

packets. When the number of bytes in a packet is unknown, it is typical to set this

parameter to zero. Flush on special character is utilized when there is a particular

character that designates the end of a received packet. If any one of those three

conditions is met, the modem flushes data by encapsulating it in IP packets then

sending it over the air to a remote application.

If the attached terminal is sending data on its own initiative without being queried, a

destination IP address, port number, and protocol have to be set on the modem.