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charsbecausethedriverassumesthelast2bytesareCRCbytes).Default:false.
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pause_before_frh_msecs [dword 0–65535]: Some modems would not be able to
understand the AT+FRH=3 command if a slight pause is not inserted following a previous    
response or command. Since this is usually a very small delay, this was previously implemented  
in 16 bit as a software timing loop because one clock tick (54ms) was too long to wait. NT has a
min of 10ms clock interrupt timing, so this may cause problems and the driver may need to be
modifiedtouseasoftwaredelaytimingloop.Default:20.
receive_frame_response_timeout_msecs [dword 0–65535]: How long to wait for modem
response (OK, +FCERROR, NO CARRIER...) after receiving a DLE/ETX terminated frame.
Default:3000.
receive_v34_image_modulation_timeout_msecs [dword 0–65535]: How long to wait
without receiving any image data before canceling the reception of image data when doing v.34
fax receive. This is quite different than the receive_image_modulation_timeout_msecs because  
the modem is responsible for removing flags and bit stuffing and it may be that the sending unit  
can add up to 35 seconds of flags between ECM frames so as to allow for send flow control. It is  
valid and has been witnessed that the class1 driver might not receive any data for several
secondsduetothesenderscanninglatency.Default:35000.
send_frame_response_timeout_msecs [dword 0–65535]: How long to wait for modem
responseaftersendingframedata.Default:90.
software_frs_20_msecs [dword 0–65535]: How long to wait when switching the modulation
fromreceivetotransmit.Ifthisissetto0,thenAT+FRS=20willbeused.Default:300.
start_receive_image_timeout_msecs [dword 0–65535]: How long to wait for modem
response after sending AT+FRM=<mod> command to start receive training/image data.
Default:3000.
start_send_image_timeout_msecs [dword 065535]: How long to wait for modem
response after sending AT+FRM=<mod> command to start send training/image data. Default:
3000.
t1_seconds[dword065535]:T.30T1timer.Default:35.
t2_msecs[dword065535]:T.30T2timer.Default:6000.
t4_msecs[dword065535]:T.30T4timer.Default:3000.
v32_min_primary_rate [dword 0–33600]: This determines the minimum V.34 rate for
image data. This should be a multiple of 2400 and 0 allows the modem to decide the min rate.
Default:9600.
v32_max_primary_rate [dword 0–33600]: This determines the maximum V.34 rate for
image data. This should be a multiple of 2400 and 0 allows the modem to decide the max rate.
Default:33600.
v34_preferred_control_rate [dword 0/1200/2400]: This determines the maximum V.34
rate for the control data. This can be either 1200 or 2400 or 0. If 0, the modem decides which
controlchannelrate.Default:1200.
cancel_receive_timeout_msecs [dword 0–65535]: If the modem has a large buffer, there
may be a long wait from the time of sending a CAN character (abort the receive) and the    
modem's OK response. For such a modem, setting this timeout can speed the CANCEL process.
Default:1000.
cancel_send_timeout_msecs [dword 0–65535]: If the modem has a large buffer, there may
be a long wait from the time of sending a DLE/ETX sequence (abort the send) and the modem's
OK response. For such a modem, setting this timeout can speed the hangup process. Default:
1000.
close_string_timeout_msecs [dword 0–65535]: How long to wait for response after sending
usersclosestringifthatstringdoesnotcontainany'^'characters.Default:5000.
command_timeout_msecs [dword 0–65535]: How long to wait for response for
miscellaneouscommandssuchasATE0V1,AT+FCLASS=1orAT&D2.Default:1000.
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