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Application Control Requests

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All HDLC-NRM (SDLC) terminals must be enabled prior to sending and receiving of messages.

The enable request will cause the primary station to initialize the mode for the terminal by sending a Set Normal Response Mode (SNRM) command to the terminal. After the appropriate (UA) response, normal polling will commence.

The enable request will cause the secondary terminal to respond to commands from the primary station, such as SNRM and polls.

The activate request is used to allow the receiving of messages on a terminal. Normally, an application will issue an activate request at the same time it is enabled. The initial enabled state of the terminal will also be activated. A deactivate request can be used to mark a terminal busy, so that it is unable to receive messages. When a terminal is busy, it will acknowledge polls and other frames with a Receiver Not Ready (RNR) frame rather than the usual Receiver Ready (RR) frame.

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