_asc_rcrtrans - _asc_striph

  .  Summary

  int _asc_rcrtrans;

  int _asc_remabort;

  int _asc_rlftrans;

  int _asc_scpacing;

  int _asc_scrtrans;

  int _asc_secho;

  int _asc_sexpand;

  int _asc_slftrans;

  int _asc_slpacing;

  int _asc_spacechr;

  int _asc_striph;

  .  Description

  _asc_rcrtrans determines what Telix does with Carriage Return char-
  acters during ASCII receives. 0 = do nothing; 1 = strip; 2 = add
  Line Feed afterwards.

  _asc_remabort is the character which when received from the remote
  side during an ASCII transfer is a signal to abort the transfer.

  _asc_rlftrans determines what Telix does with Line Feed characters
  during ASCII receives. 0 = do nothing; 1 = strip; 2 = add Carriage
  Return before.

  _asc_scpacing is the time in milliseconds which Telix should wait
  before transmitting each character during ASCII sends.

  _asc_scrtrans determines what Telix does with Carriage Return char-
  acters during ASCII sends. 0 = do nothing; 1 = strip; 2 = add Line
  Feed afterwards.

  If _asc_secho is set to non-zero (TRUE), Telix will echo each char-
  acter during ASCII sends.

  If _asc_sexpand is set to non-zero (TRUE), Telix will expand blank
  lines to a space character, during ASCII sends.

  _asc_slftran determines what Telix does with Line Feed characters
  during ASCII sends. 0 = do nothing; 1 = strip; 2 = add Carriage Re-
  turn before.

  _asc_slpacing is the time in tenths of seconds which Telix should
  wait before transmitting each line during ASCII sends.

  _asc_spacechr is the character which Telix should wait for during
  ASCII sends, before transmitting each line (0 means no wait).

  If _asc_striph is set to non-zero (TRUE), Telix will strip the high
  (most significant) bit of each character in an ASCII transfer.