TELEBIT CORPORATION
TRAILBLAZER PLUS PC
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Card Type |
Modem (synchronous/asynchronous) |
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Processor |
Motorola 68000 |
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Processor Speed |
Unidentified |
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Chipset |
Unidentified |
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Maximum Data Rate |
18Kbps |
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Data Bus |
8-bit ISA |
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Data Modulation |
Bell 103A/212A ITU-T V.22, V.22bis Telebit PEP |
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Error Correction/Compression |
MNP3 |
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CONNECTIONS | ||||||
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Function |
Label |
Function |
Label | |||
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Line in |
CN1 |
Line out |
CN2 | |||
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USER CONFIGURABLE SETTINGS | ||
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Setting |
Label |
Position |
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í Factory configured - do not alter |
JP1 |
Unidentified |
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í Factory configured - do not alter |
E25 |
Unidentified |
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SERIAL PORT CONFIGURATION | ||||
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Address |
IRQ |
E22 |
E23 |
E24 |
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3F8h (COM1:) |
IRQ4 |
Pins 1 & 2 closed |
Pins 1 & 2 closed |
Pins 2 & 3 closed |
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2F8h (COM2:) |
IRQ3 |
Pins 2 & 3 closed |
Pins 1 & 2 closed |
Pins 1 & 2 closed |
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3E8h (COM3:) |
IRQ4 |
Pins 1 & 2 closed |
Pins 2 & 3 closed |
Pins 2 & 3 closed |
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2E8h (COM4:) |
IRQ3 |
Pins 2 & 3 closed |
Pins 2 & 3 closed |
Pins 1 & 2 closed |
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SUPPORTED STANDARD COMMANDS |
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Basic AT Commands |
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+++, ‘comma’, A/ |
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A, C, E, F, H, M, O, V, X, Z |
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&F, &T |
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S-Registers |
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S0, S1, S2, S3, S4, S5, S6, S7, S8, S9, S10, S11, S12 |
Note: See MHI documentation for complete information. |
Proprietary AT Command Set
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ANSWER/ORIGINATE MODE | ||
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Type: |
Register | |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] <>n [cmds] | |
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Description: |
Selects whether the modem answers calls in answer or originate mode. | |
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Command |
Function | |
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í S100=0 |
Modem answers calls in answer mode and originates calls in originate mode. | |
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S100=1 |
Modem answers calls in originate mode and originates calls in answer mode. | |
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AT PREFIX | ||
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Type: |
Register | |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S63=n [cmds] | |
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Description: |
Selects whether the AT prefix is required in command mode. | |
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Command |
Function | |
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S63=0 |
AT prefix not required. All characters entered in command mode will be assumed to be commands. | |
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í S63=1 |
AT prefix required for command mode. | |
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AUTO-CONNECT | ||
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Type: |
Register | |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S101=n [cmds] | |
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Description: |
Selects whether the modem will attempt to connect automatically when no carrier is detected even when no call has been made or received. | |
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Command |
Function | |
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í S101=0 |
Modem does not attempt to auto-connect. | |
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S101=1 |
Modem attempts to connect in answer mode every 20 seconds. | |
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S101=2 |
Modem attempts to connect in originate mode every 20 seconds. | |
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S101=3 |
Modem attempts to connect in answer mode immediately after carrier is lost, then pauses 20 seconds before retrying. | |
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S101=4 |
Modem attempts to connect in originate mode immediately after carrier is lost, then pauses 20 seconds before retrying. | |
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BITS PER CHANNEL - TRANSMIT | |
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Type: |
Read-only |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S71? [cmds] |
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Description: |
Displays the number of bits assigned to each of the 511 transmit channels of a PEP mode connection. |
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BITS PER CHANNEL - RECEIVE | |
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Type: |
Read-only |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S73? [cmds] |
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Description: |
Displays the number of bits assigned to each of the 511 receive channels of a PEP mode connection. |
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BREAK LENGTH | |
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Type: |
Register |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S62=n [cmds] |
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Default: |
3 |
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Range: |
0 - 255 |
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Unit: |
50 mS |
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Description: |
Sets the length of transmitted break signals. |
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BREAK TYPE | ||||
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Type: |
Register | |||
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S54=n [cmds] | |||
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Description: |
Configures the modem’s reaction to a break signal. | |||
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Command |
Break from DTE in non-PEP mode |
Break from DTE in PEP mode |
Break received from remote modem | |
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í S54=0 |
Online command mode enabled, break not sent to remote modem. |
Online command mode enabled, break not sent to remote modem. |
Buffers cleared, break sent to DTE. | |
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S54=1 |
Break sent to remote modem. |
Break sent to remote modem and buffers cleared. |
Buffers cleared, break sent to DTE. | |
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S54=2 |
Break sent to remote modem. |
Break sent to remote modem immediately. |
Buffers cleared, break sent to DTE. | |
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S54=3 |
Break sent to remote modem. |
Modem sends break in sequence when in data mode, and immediately when in command mode. |
Buffers cleared, break sent to DTE. | |
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S54=4 |
Break signal ignored. |
Break signal ignored. |
Buffers cleared, break sent to DTE. | |
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COMMAND SET DISABLE | |
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Type: |
Immediate |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] &B |
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Description: |
Disables the command set for local commands. |
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COMPRESSION | ||
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Type: |
Register | |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S110=n [cmds] | |
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Description: |
Selects whether the modem will use data compression when connected in PEP mode. | |
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Command |
Function | |
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S110=0 |
Compression disabled. | |
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S110=1 |
Compression enabled if remote modem has compression enabled. | |
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í S110=255 |
Compression enabled if remote modem has S110 set to 1. | |
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CONNECT MODE | ||
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Type: |
Register | |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S95=n [cmds] | |
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Description: |
Selects the type of non-PEP MNP mode connection that the modem will attempt to make. | |
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Command |
Function | |
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í S95=0 |
Normal mode connection only. | |
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S95=1 |
MNP reliable mode connection only. | |
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S95=2 |
MNP auto-reliable mode connection. | |
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CTS SIGNAL | ||
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Type: |
Register | |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S67=n [cmds] | |
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Description: |
Controls the behaviour of the CTS signal. | |
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Command |
Function | |
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í S67=0 |
CTS is forced high. | |
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S67=1 |
CTS forced high 200 mS after RTS and CD go high. If RTS or CD is low, CTS is forced low. | |
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CURRENT RECEIVE RATE | |
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Type: |
Read-only |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S72? [cmds] |
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Description: |
Displays the number of bits per second that the data line is carrying from the remote modem at that moment. |
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Note: |
This command is only valid in PEP mode. |
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CURRENT TRANSMISSION RATE | |
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Type: |
Read-only |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S70? [cmds] |
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Description: |
Displays the number of bits per second that the data line is carrying to the remote modem at that moment. |
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Note: |
This command is only valid in PEP mode. |
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DATA FORMAT | ||
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Type: |
Register | |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S60=n [cmds] | |
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Description: |
Sets the format for the modem-to-DTE serial interface. | |
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Command |
Function | |
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í S60=0 |
Use 8 data bits, no parity, and 1 stop bit. | |
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S60=1 |
Use 8 data bits, odd parity, and 1 stop bit. | |
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S60=2 |
Use 8 data bits, even parity, and 1 stop bit. | |
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S60=3 |
Use 8 data bits, no parity, and 2 stop bits. | |
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S60=4 |
Use 8 data bits, odd parity, and 2 stop bits. | |
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S60=5 |
Use 8 data bits, even parity, and 2 stop bits. | |
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S60=6 |
Use 7 data bits, no parity, and 1 stop bit. | |
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S60=7 |
Use 7 data bits, odd parity, and 1 stop bit. | |
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S60=8 |
Use 7 data bits, even parity, and 1 stop bit. | |
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S60=9 |
Use 7 data bits, no parity, and 2 stop bits. | |
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S60=10 |
Use 7 data bits, odd parity, and 2 stop bits. | |
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S60=11 |
Use 7 data bits, even parity, and 2 stop bits. | |
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S60=12 |
Use 6 data bits, no parity, and 1 stop bit. | |
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S60=13 |
Use 6 data bits, odd parity, and 1 stop bit. | |
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S60=14 |
Use 6 data bits, even parity, and 1 stop bit. | |
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S60=15 |
Use 6 data bits, no parity, and 2 stop bits. | |
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S60=16 |
Use 6 data bits, odd parity, and 2 stop bits. | |
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S60=17 |
Use 6 data bits, even parity, and 2 stop bits. | |
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S60=18 |
Use 5 data bits, no parity, and 1 stop bit. | |
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S60=19 |
Use 5 data bits, odd parity, and 1 stop bit. | |
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S60=20 |
Use 5 data bits, even parity, and 1 stop bit. | |
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S60=21 |
Use 5 data bits, no parity, and 2 stop bits. | |
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S60=22 |
Use 5 data bits, odd parity, and 2 stop bits. | |
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S60=23 |
Use 5 data bits, even parity, and 2 stop bits. | |
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DCD AND DSR SIGNALS | ||
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Type: |
Register | |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S53=n [cmds] | |
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Description: |
Controls the behaviour of the DSR and CD signals. | |
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Command |
Function | |
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S53=0 |
DSR forced high when modem is idle, CD forced high. | |
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í S53=1 |
DSR forced high when modem is idle, CD is normal. | |
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S53=2 |
DSR follows CD, CD normal. | |
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S53=3 |
DSR and CD normal. | |
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S53=4 |
DSR forced high when idle and forced low on disconnect, CD normal. | |
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DIAL | |
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Type: |
Immediate |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] D<#> [cmds] |
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Description: |
Dials the telephone number indicated according to any modifiers included in the string. |
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Note: |
Any combination of modifiers can be used to produce the desired dial functions in sequence. |
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Command |
Function |
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DP |
Pulse dialing enabled. |
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DR |
Answer mode enabled; originate mode disabled following handshake initiation. |
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DNn |
Dial stored telephone number n. |
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DT |
Tone dialing enabled. |
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DW |
Dialing resumed following dial tone detection. |
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D, |
Dialing paused for amount of time specified in S8 register. |
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D! |
Flash function initiated. Modem commanded to go off-hook for specified time before returning on-hook. |
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D; |
Modem returned to idle state after dialing. The semicolon can only be placed at the end of the dial command. |
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D\x\ |
Dials the stored telephone number with description x. |
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DIAL INTERRUPT | ||
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Type: |
Register | |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S64=n [cmds] | |
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Description: |
Selects whether the modem will abort a dial, answer, or connect sequence if characters are received from the DTE. | |
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Command |
Function | |
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í S64=0 |
Sequence aborted. | |
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S64=1 |
Sequence not aborted. | |
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DISPLAY CONFIGURATION | |
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Type: |
Immediate |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] &Nn [cmds] |
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Description: |
Displays the configuration stored in non-volatile RAM. |
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DSR DELAY ON DISCONNECT | |
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Type: |
Register |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S47=n [cmds] |
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Default: |
4 |
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Range: |
0 - 255 |
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Unit: |
50 mS |
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Description: |
Sets the time that DSR is forced low after disconnect. |
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DTR DIALING | ||
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Type: |
Register | |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S104=n [cmds] | |
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Description: |
Selects whether the modem will auto-dial the first stored number on DTR signal changes. | |
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Command |
Function | |
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í S104=0 |
DTR dialing disabled. | |
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S104=1 |
Modem auto-dials first stored number on low-to-high DTR change. | |
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S104=2 |
Automatically dial first stored number whenever no call is connected and DTR signal is high. | |
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DTR SIGNAL | ||
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Type: |
Register | |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S52=n [cmds] | |
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Description: |
Controls the modem’s response to the DTR signal. | |
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Command |
Function | |
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S52=0 |
Modem assumes DTR is forced high. | |
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í S52=1 |
Modem goes idle on low DTR. | |
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S52=2 |
Modem is reset on low DTR. | |
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ECHO SUPPRESSOR COMPENSATION | ||
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Type: |
Register | |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S121=n [cmds] | |
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Description: |
Selects whether the modem will compensate for echo suppressors. | |
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Note: |
Enabling the echo suppressor compensator reduces throughput by about five percent. | |
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Command |
Function | |
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í S121=0 |
Echo suppressor compensator disabled. | |
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S121=1 |
Echo suppressor compensator enabled. | |
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EIGHTH BIT FILTER | ||
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Type: |
Register | |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S48=n [cmds] | |
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Description: |
Selects whether the high bit of a character is cleared before detection of XON, XOFF and escape characters. | |
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Command |
Function | |
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í S48=0 |
Eighth bit is cleared. | |
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S48=1 |
Eighth bit is not cleared. | |
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ESCAPE SEQUENCE RESPONSE | ||
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Type: |
Register | |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S55=n [cmds] | |
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Description: |
Configures the modem’s reaction to an escape sequence. | |
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Command |
Function | |
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í S55=0 |
Modem returns to command mode after set guard time has passed and escape characters sent to remote modem. | |
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S55=1 |
Buffers are cleared and escape characters sent to remote modem. | |
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S55=2 |
Escape characters sent to remote modem immediately. | |
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S55=3 |
Escape characters sent with transmitted data. | |
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FLOW CONTROL CHARACTER - XOFF | |
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Type: |
Register |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S57=n [cmds] |
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Default: |
19 |
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Range: |
0 - 255 |
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Unit: |
ASCII |
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Description: |
Sets the character used to represent the XOFF character. |
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FLOW CONTROL CHARACTER - XON | |
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Type: |
Register |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S56=n [cmds] |
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Default: |
17 |
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Range: |
0 - 255 |
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Unit: |
ASCII |
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Description: |
Sets the character used to represent the XON character. |
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FLOW CONTROL TYPE - DCE | |
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Type: |
Register |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S68=n [cmds] |
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Description: |
Sets type of flow control used by the modem. |
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Command |
Function |
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S68=0 |
Flow control disabled. |
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S68=2 |
Unidirectional RTS flow control enabled. |
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í S68=3 |
Bidirectional XON/XOFF flow control enabled. |
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S68=4 |
Bidirectional XON/XOFF and RTS/CTS enabled. |
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S68=5 |
Bidirectional ENQ/ACK flow control enabled. |
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S68=6 |
Bidirectional XON/XOFF and ENQ/ACK flow control enabled. |
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S68=255 |
Flow control specified in S58 is used. If S58 is set to 1, then DCE flow control is disabled. |
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FLOW CONTROL TYPE - DTE | |
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Type: |
Register |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S58=n [cmds] |
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Description: |
Sets type of flow control used by the DTE. |
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Command |
Function |
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S58=0 |
Flow control disabled. |
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S58=1 |
Bidirectional RTS/CTS flow control enabled. |
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S58=2 |
Unidirectional RTS flow control enabled. |
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í S58=3 |
Bidirectional XON/XOFF flow control enabled. |
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S58=4 |
Bidirectional XON/XOFF and RTS/CTS enabled. |
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S58=5 |
Bidirectional ENQ/ACK flow control enabled. |
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S58=6 |
Bidirectional XON/XOFF and ENQ/ACK flow control enabled. |
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FREQUENCY OFFSET | |
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Type: |
Read-only |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S77? [cmds] |
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Description: |
Displays the frequency offset for the current connection. |
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GUARD TONE | |
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Type: |
Register |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S91=n [cmds] |
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Description: |
Commands the modem to transmit a guard tone in V.22/V.22bis mode. |
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Command |
Function |
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í S91=0 |
Guard tone disabled. |
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S91=1 |
1800Hz guard tone enabled. |
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S91=2 |
550Hz guard tone enabled. |
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KERMIT MARK CHARACTER | |
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Type: |
Register |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S112=n [cmds] |
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Default: |
1 |
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Range: |
0 - 127 |
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Unit: |
1 ASCII character |
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Description: |
Sets the character that will be used as the beginning of packet marker when in Kermit protocol mode. |
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LINE NOISE | |
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Type: |
Read-only |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S76? [cmds] |
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Description: |
Displays the line noise level for each of the 511 channels of a PEP mode connection. |
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LINE QUALITY | |
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Type: |
Read-only |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S78? [cmds] |
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Description: |
Displays the line quality of the current connection. |
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Note: |
This command is not valid in PEP mode. |
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LOCAL SERIAL PORT SPEED | ||
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Type: |
Register | |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S51=n [cmds] | |
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Description: |
Selects the speed at which the modem communicates with the host computer. | |
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Command |
Function | |
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S51=0 |
Set speed to 300bps. | |
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S51=1 |
Set speed to 1200bps. | |
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S51=2 |
Set speed to 2400bps. | |
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S51=3 |
Set speed to 4800bps. | |
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í S51=4 |
Set speed to 9600bps. | |
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S51=5 |
Set speed to 19.2Kbps. | |
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S51=255 |
Auto-detect speed from received "A" or "a" character. | |
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LOCK SERIAL PORT | |
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Type: |
Register |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S66=n [cmds] |
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Description: |
Sets operation of serial port speed. |
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Command |
Function |
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í S66=0 |
Serial speed follows connect speed. |
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S66=1 |
Serial speed locked. |
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PACKETS ACCEPTED | |
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Type: |
Read-only |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S75? [cmds] |
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Description: |
Displays the number of packets that the modem has accepted without errors. |
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Note: |
This command is only valid in PEP mode. |
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PACKETS RETRANSMITTED | |
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Type: |
Read-only |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S74? [cmds] |
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Description: |
Displays the number of packets that the modem has requested a retransmit for due to errors. |
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Note: |
This command is only valid in PEP mode. |
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PEP NEGOTIATION TONES | ||
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Type: |
Register | |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S92=n [cmds] | |
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Description: |
Selects when in the protocol negotiation sequence the PEP tones are sent. | |
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Command |
Function | |
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í S92=0 |
Send PEP tones at beginning of negotiation sequence. | |
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S92=1 |
Send PEP tones at end of negotiation sequence. | |
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PRODUCT ID NUMBER | ||
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Type: |
Register | |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S49=n [cmds] | |
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Description: |
Selects what the modem will report as its product ID number. | |
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Command |
Function | |
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í S49=0 |
Modem reports normal ID number. | |
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S49=1 |
Modem reports 123 as its ID number. | |
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PROMPT CHARACTER | |
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Type: |
Register |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S59=n [cmds] |
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Default: |
0 |
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Range: |
0 - 255 |
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Unit: |
1 ASCII character |
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Description: |
Sets what character will be used as a prompt when in command mode. If S59 is set to 0 then no prompt will be given. |
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PROTOCOL SELECTION | ||
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Type: |
Register | |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S90=n [cmds] | |
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Description: |
Selects which protocol will be used when making 1200bps connections. | |
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Command |
Function | |
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í S90=0 |
Use Bell 212A. | |
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S90=1 |
Use V.22. | |
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PROTOCOL/SPEED | ||
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Type: |
Register | |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S50=n [cmds] | |
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Description: |
Selects the protocol used for communications. | |
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Command |
Function | |
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í S50=0 |
Auto-detect fastest common protocol. | |
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S50=1 |
Use Bell 103. | |
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S50=2 |
Use Bell 212A or V.22. | |
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S50=3 |
Use V.22bis. | |
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S50=255 |
Use PEP. | |
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REMOTE CONFIGURATION | |
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Type: |
Immediate |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] %cmds |
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Description: |
Attempts to execute the command string following the percent sign on the remote modem. If remote configuration is disabled, the modem will give no response; otherwise, it will respond OK. |
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REMOTE CONFIGURATION ENABLE | ||
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Type: |
Register | |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S45=n [cmds] | |
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Description: |
Selects whether the modem will respond to remote configuration commands. | |
|
Command |
Function | |
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í S45=0 |
Remote configuration disabled. | |
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S45=255 |
Remote configuration enabled. | |
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REPORT INFORMATION | |
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Type: |
Immediate |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] In [cmds] |
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Description: |
Displays information requested. |
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Command |
Function |
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I0 |
Reports modem model and revision. |
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I1 |
Reports error code for the last executed test. |
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I2 |
Reports the current connect mode. |
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I3 |
Reports firmware revision. |
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I4 |
Reports current connection statistics. |
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RESULT CODES | ||
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Type: |
Configuration | |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] Qn [cmds] | |
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Description: |
Selects when result codes will be reported. | |
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Command |
Function | |
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í Q0 |
All result codes will be reported. | |
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Q1 |
Only remote result codes will be reported. | |
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Q2 |
Only local result codes will be reported. | |
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Q3 |
No result codes will be reported. | |
|
Q4 |
All remote result codes will be reported; local result codes will only be reported if an ATD or ATA command was entered. | |
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Q5 |
Local result codes will only be reported if an ATD or ATA command was entered. | |
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Q6 |
All remote result codes will be reported; local result codes will only be reported if the local modem Is originating. | |
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Q7 |
Local result codes will only be reported if the local modem Is originating. | |
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RETRAIN | ||
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Type: |
Immediate | |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] &Rn [cmds] | |
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Description: |
Initiates a retrain or a re-negotiation of features. | |
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Command |
Function | |
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&R0 |
Force retrain. | |
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&R1 |
Force re-negotiation of features. | |
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SOFT RESET | |
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Type: |
Immediate |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] &En [cmds] |
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Description: |
Restores modem profiles previously saved in non-volatile RAM using the &W command. |
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STORE TELEPHONE NUMBER | |
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Type: |
Configuration |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] Nn= <#>\xxxx\ [cmds] |
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Description: |
Stores the indicated telephone number at memory location n. The string xxxx between the backslashes sets an optional name for that stored number. |
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Note: |
If additional commands are to be given after this command, the backslashes must be used even if there is no string between them. |
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TRANSFER PROTOCOL SELECTION | ||
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Type: |
Register | |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S111=n [cmds] | |
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Description: |
Selects which transfer protocol the should use. | |
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Command |
Function | |
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S111=0 |
No protocol will be used. | |
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S111=10 |
Kermit with no parity enabled. | |
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S111=11 |
Kermit with odd parity enabled. | |
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S111=12 |
Kermit with even parity enabled. | |
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S111=13 |
Kermit with MARK parity enabled. | |
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S111=14 |
Kermit with SPACE parity enabled. | |
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S111=20 |
XModem and YModem enabled. | |
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S111=30 |
UUCP G protocol enabled. | |
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í S111=255 |
Use protocol specified by remote modem. | |
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VOICE MODE | |
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Type: |
Immdeiate |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] G [cmds] |
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Description: |
Commands the modem to break the data connection and go on-hook so that the line may be used for voice mode. If the telephone’s handset is picked up, the call will not be disconnected. |
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XOFF REISSUE | ||
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Type: |
Register | |
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Format: |
AT [cmds] S65=n [cmds] | |
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Description: |
Selects whether the modem will reissue XOFF characters if the DTE continues to transmit after an XOFF. | |
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Command |
Function | |
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í S65=0 |
Modem will not reissue XOFF characters. | |
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S65=1 |
Modem will reissue XOFF characters. | |