data terminal ready. The signal that a terminal device sends to a host computer to indicate that a terminal is ready to receive data.
Data Terminal Ready. The line of the RS232 interface that, under normal conditions, goes high (ON) when power is applied to the AISwitch.
data terminal ready. Modem interface signal defined in RS-232, which indicates to the modem that the terminal equipment is ready for transmission.
Acronym for Data Terminal Ready.
An RS232 modem interface control signal (sent from the DTE to the modem on pin 20) which indicates that the DTE is ready for data transmission and which requests that the modem be connected to the telephone circuit.
data terminal ready. EIA/TIA-232 circuit that is activated to let the DCE know when the DTE is ready to send and receive data. E-E-E
Data Terminal Ready is a circuit which, when ON, tells the modem that your computer is ready to communicate. Most modems are unable to tell your computer that a connection has been set up with a remote computer before this circuit has been switched off. If your computer turns this signal OFF, while it is in a dialog with a remote computer, the modem will normally disconnect.
(Data Terminal Ready). A control signal sent from the computer to the modem, usually telling the modem that it is ready to transmit data. See also DSR.
Data Terminal Ready. An RS-232 hardware handshaking signal sent from the data terminal equipment (DTE) indicating that is ready for communication with the data communication equipment (DCE).
Data Terminal ReadY. An RS-232C signal that tells the modem the local computer (or terminal) is ready for data transmission.
Data Terminal Ready. The computer issues this signal to the attached modem indicating that it is ready to receive data.
(Data Terminal Ready) Control Signal sent by the DTE device to the DCE, letting it know that the DTE is ready. (See also TD, RD, RTS, CTS, DSR, CD, RI)
Diagnostic Trace Report. A document provided only in the enhanced testing area at the end of your vehicle's emissions test. It provides a graphical representation of the exhaust pollutant levels determined during an IM240 tailpipe test for vehicles 1995 and older. For 1996 and newer vehicles, it will list the first 10 Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs), the status of readiness monitors, and other OBDII test criteria.. The DTR provides important diagnostic assistance for your repair technician. You should bring this document to your repair technician when seeking repairs on your vehicle.
data terminal ready. A hardware signal defined by the RS-232-C standard to indicate that the computer is ready to accept a transmission.
A control signal defined, in the RS-232 standard, to indicate the status of DTE
Data Terminal Ready. An RS232 output line that can be held high to indicate that our serial port is active. See also: RS232
Data Terminal Ready. Signal emitted by a computer indicating that it is ready to exchange signals with the modem.
Data Terminal Ready. A signal defined by RS232. It is a signal that passes from the DTE to the DCE to show that the terminal is ready to use the communications equipment.
A modem interface control signal sent from the DTE to the modem, usually telling the modem that the DTE is ready to transmit data.
An RS-232 modem interface control signal which indicates to the modem that the terminals are ready for transmission.
Abbreviation for data terminal ready. In a communications network, a signal from a remote transmitter that the transmitter is clear to receive data.
Data Terminal Ready. A signal generated by most modems indicating a connection between the DTE (computer) and the modem. When DTR is high the computer is connected.
