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MAGIC F34
ACER, INC.
MAGIC F34
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Card Type
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Modem/Fax card
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Chip Set
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Unidentified
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Maximum Modem Rate
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33.6Kbps
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Maximum Fax Rate
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14.4Kbps
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Data Modulation Protocol
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Bell 103/212A
ITU-T V.22, V.22bis, V.23, V.32, V.32bis, V.34
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Fax Modulation Protocol
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ITU-T V.17, V.33, V.29, V.27ter, V.21CH2
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Error Correction/Compression
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MNP5, V.42, V.42bis
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Fax Class
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Class I & II
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Data Bus
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16-bit ISA
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Card Size
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Half length, full-height card
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CONNECTIONS
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Function
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Label
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Function
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Label
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Telephone line out
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CN1
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Microphone
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CN4
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Telephone line in
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CN2
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Audio card connector
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CN5
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Line out
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CN3
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SERIAL PORT ADDRESS
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Setting
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JP2
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JP3
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JP4
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JP5
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COM1
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1 & 2
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2 & 3
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2 & 3
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2 & 3
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COM2
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2 & 3
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1 & 2
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2 & 3
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1 & 2
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í Plug and Play enabled
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1 & 2
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Unidentified
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1 & 2
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1 & 2
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Note: Pins designated should be in the closed position. To use the plug and play option, the optional chip C1 must be installed.
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SUPPORTED COMMAND SET
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Basic AT Commands
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AT, ‘+++’, A/
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A, B, C, E, H, M, O, P, Q, T, V, W, X, Y, Z
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&C, &F, &M, &P, &Q, &T, &V, &W, &Y, &Z
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Extended AT Commands
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\A, \B, \K, \N, \V,
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%C, %E, %L, %Q, %TT
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S Registers
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S0, S1, S2, S3, S4, S5, S6, S7, S8, S9, S10, S11, S12, S14, S16, S18, S19, S20, S21, S22, S23,
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S24, S25, S26, S29, S30, S31, S32, S33, S36, S37, S38, S39, S40, S41, S46, S48, S82, S86, S91,
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S92, S95
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Special Commands
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#CID, +MS?, +MS, #BDR, #CLS, #MDL?, #MFR?, #REV?, #TL, #VBQ, #VBS, #VBT, #VCI?, #VLS,
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#VRA, #VRN, #VRX, #VSD, #VSK, #VSP, #VSR, #VSS, #VTD, #VTM, #VTS, #VTX
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Note: See MHI Help File for full command documentation.
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Proprietary AT Command Set
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AUTO-MODE DETECTION
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] Nn [cmds]
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Description:
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Selects various options for the automatic detection and negotiation of protocols during the handshake process if the modem is communicating with a remote modem of dissimilar speed.
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Command
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Function
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N0
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Auto-mode detection disabled
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N1
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Auto-mode detection enabled
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BLACKLISTED NUMBERS
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Type:
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Immediate
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Format:
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AT [cmds] *B [cmds]
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Description:
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Sends the list of ‘blacklisted’ numbers to the DTE. If no numbers are blacklisted, the OK result code is sent
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DATA SET READY (DSR)
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] &Sn [cmds]
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Description:
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Selects DSR options
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Command
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Function
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&S0
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DSR forced high
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&S1
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DSR high only while modem is handshaking or connected
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DATA TERMINAL READY (DTR)
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] &Dn [cmds]
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Description:
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Selects modem response to DTR
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Note: The action each variant of &D causes depends on the setting of &Q
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&Q Setting
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&D0
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&D1
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&D2
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&D3
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&Q0, &Q5, &Q6
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Command 0
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Command 1
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Command 2
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Command 3
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&Q1, &Q4
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Command 4
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Command 1
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Command 2
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Command 3
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&Q2, &Q3
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Command 2
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Command 2
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Command 2
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Command 2
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Command
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Function
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Command 0
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Modem does not respond to DTR
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Command 1
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Modem goes to command mode after DTR goes off
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Command 2
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Modem goes to command mode and disconnects (hangs up) after DTR goes off; Auto-Answer is disabled.
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Command 3
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Modem is initialized after DTR goes off
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Command 4
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Modem goes to command mode and disconnects (hangs up) after DTR goes off.
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DIAL
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Type:
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Immediate
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Format:
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AT [cmds] D<#> [cmds]
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Description:
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Dials telephone number according to any modifiers included in the string
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Note:
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Any combination of modifiers can be used to produce the desired dial functions in sequence.
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Command
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Function
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0-9
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Dialing digits
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A, B, C, D, *, #
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Tone dial characters
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P
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Pulse dial
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R
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Reverse originate mode
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S=n
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Dial NVRAM telephone number
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T
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Tone dial
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W
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Wait for dial tone
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Pause
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!
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Flash hook, modem goes on hook for .75 seconds
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@
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Wait for quiet answer
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^
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Disable data calling tone for a single call origination
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;
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Modem returned to idle state after dialing. The semicolon can only be placed at the end of the dial command
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-( ) space
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Ignored by modem. The modem ignores these characters, but they can be included in the dial string for separation purposes
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FLOW CONTROL
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] &Kn [cmds]
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Description:
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Enables flow control options
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Command
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Function
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&K0
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Flow control disabled
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&K3
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RTS/CTS flow control enabled
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&K4
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XON/XOFF flow control enabled
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&K5
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Transparent XON/XOFF flow control enabled
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&K6
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Unidirectional XON/XOFF flow control enabled
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GUARD TONE
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] &Gn [cmds]
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Description:
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Commands the modem to transmit a guard tone in V.22/V.22bis
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Note: Used primarily for international data transmission
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Command
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Function
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&G0
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Guard tone disabled
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&G1
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Guard tone disabled
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&G2
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1800Hz guard tone enabled
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REPORT INFORMATION
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Type:
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Immediate
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Format:
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AT [cmds] In [cmds]
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Description:
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Displays information requested
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Command
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Function
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I0
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Reports product code
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I1
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Calculates and verifies the ROM checksum
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I2
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Calculates and compares the ROM checksum with the pre-stored checksum
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I3
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Reports the firmware version, basic model, application code, and interface type code
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I4
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Reports OEM defined identifier string in either Hayes-compatible binary format or ASCII format
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I5
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Reports country code
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I6
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Reports modem data pump model and internal code revision
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SPEAKER VOLUME
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] Ln [cmds]
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Description:
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Controls speaker volume
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Command
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Function
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L0
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Low speaker volume
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L1
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Low volume setting
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L2
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Medium volume setting
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L3
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Highest volume setting
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