X.25 PAD: Disable "Output X29 packet type 4" message

Dear all,
since quite a long time we are using a AS5300 IOS 12.3(17a) for ISDN X.25 dialin. New payment devices in the field have a software bug which passes q-bit messages transarently to the application instead of ignoring them. This causes errors because the X29 messages are not understood.
Is it possible on the AS to disable the initial "Read X.3 Param" messages which is sent to the terminal?
Or more generally: Disable all X.25 "q-bit messages"?
Best regards,
Bernhard Roth

Use 'swap' option on 'translate x25' command.

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