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UTA120
ALPHA TELECOM, INC.
UTA120
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Card Type
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ISDN TA
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Chip Set
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Unidentified
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I/O Options
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Power, ISDN BRI interface via RJ-45 connector, RJ-11 analog port (2),
ISDN U interface via RJ-11 connector, 9-pin data port
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ISDN Rate
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128Kbps
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ISDN Modulation Protocol
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V.120, HDLC, PPP
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Error Correction/Compression
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Unidentified
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Data Bus
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External
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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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Power
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CN1
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ISDN U interface (RJ-11)
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CN5
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Telephone line 1 (RJ-11)
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CN2
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9-pin serial port
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CN6
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Telephone line 2 (RJ-11)
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CN3
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Power switch
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SW1
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ISDN BRI interface (RJ-45)
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CN4
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USER CONFIGURABLE SETTINGS
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Setting
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Label
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Position
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Remote configuration enabled
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SW1/1
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On
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Remote configuration disabled
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SW1/1
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Off
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Local loopback enabled
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SW1/2
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On
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Local loopback disabled
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SW1/2
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Off
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Factory configured - do not alter
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SW1/3
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Unidentified
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Factory configured - do not alter
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SW1/4
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Unidentified
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Factory configured - do not alter
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SW1/5
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Unidentified
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Forced software download enabled
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SW1/6
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On
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Forced software download disabled
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SW1/6
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Off
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S/T TERMINATION SELECTION
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Setting
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SW1/7
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SW1/8
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í 100Ohm resistance enabled
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On
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On
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Resistance disabled
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Off
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Off
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DIAGNOSTIC LED(S)
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LED
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Color
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Status
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Condition
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PWR
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Green
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On
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Power is on
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PWR
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Green
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Off
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Power is off
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LNE
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Green
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On
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U interface active
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LNE
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Red
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On
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U interface inactive
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TEL1
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Green
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On
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Analog connection is good on telephone line 1
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TEL1
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Green
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Blinking
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Analog connection is being established on telephone line 1
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TEL1
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Green
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Off
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Analog connection is broken on telephone line 1
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TEL2
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Green
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On
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Analog connection is good on telephone line 2
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TEL2
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Green
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Blinking
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Analog connection is being established on telephone line 2
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TEL2
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Green
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Off
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Analog connection is broken on telephone line 2
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DATA
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Green
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On
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Network connection is good on B-channel 1
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DATA
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Green
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Blinking
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Network connection is being established on B-channel 1
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DATA
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Green
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Off
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Network connection is broken on B-channel 1
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DATA
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Red
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On
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Network connection is good on B-channel 2
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DATA
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Red
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Blinking
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Network connection is being established on B-channel 2
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DATA
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Red
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Off
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Network connection is broken on B-channel 2
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TD
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Green
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On
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Modem is transmitting data
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TD
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Green
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Off
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Modem is not transmitting data
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RD
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Green
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On
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Modem is receiving data
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RD
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Green
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Off
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Modem is not receiving data
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DTR
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Green
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On
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Computer is ready
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DTR
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Green
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Off
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Computer is not ready
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TST
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Yellow
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On
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TA is conducting a test
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TST
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Yellow
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Off
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TA is not conducting a test
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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, E, Q, V
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&C, &Z
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S Registers
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S0, S1, S2, S3, S4
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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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CONFIGURATION PROFILES
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Type:
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Immediate
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Format:
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AT [cmds] &V [cmds]
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Description:
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Displays active, stored, and system configuration profiles and analog port settings
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Command
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Function
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&V0
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Display active profile
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&V1
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Display user profile 1
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&V2
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Display user profile 2
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&V3
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Display system parameters and analog port settings
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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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Command
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Function
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&D0
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DTR override
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&D1
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DTR toggle causes online command mode
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í &D2
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Normal DTR operations
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&D3
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Resets on receipt of DTR
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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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DL
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Re-dial last number
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DS=n
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Dial stored telephone number n (0-3)
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FACTORY DEFAULT PROFILE
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] &F [cmds]
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Description:
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Sets values in active profile to values found in the default profile
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Command
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Function
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&F0
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Load active profile the factory profile 0
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&F1
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Load active profile the factory profile 1
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&F2
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Load active profile the factory profile 2
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&F3
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Load active profile the factory profile 3
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&F5
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Load active profile the factory profile 5
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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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í &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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HOOK CONTROL
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Type:
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Immediate
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Format:
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AT [cmds] Hn [cmds]
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Description:
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Selects whether the modem is on-hook or off-hook
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Command
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Function
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H0
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Modem commanded to go on-hook (hang-up)
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LAST CALL INFORMATION
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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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Reports last call information
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Command
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Function
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&L0
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Reports information of last call on data port
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&L1
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Reports information of last call on telephone line 1
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&L2
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Reports information of last call on telephone line 2
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ON-LINE
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Type:
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Immediate
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Format:
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AT [cmds] On [cmds]
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Description:
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Controls on-line command (data transmission) state options.
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Command
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Function
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O0
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On-line command mode with no retraining 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 maximum network rate
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I1
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Reports ROM checksum
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I2
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Reserved
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I3
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Reports model ID and version number
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RESTORE PROFILE ON POWER-UP
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] &Yn [cmds]
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Description:
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Restores a selected profile into the active profile on power-up (hard reset)
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Command
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Function
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&Y1
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Restore profile 1 on power-up
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&Y2
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Restore profile 2 on power-up
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SELECT CALL PROGRESS RESULT CODES
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] Xn [cmds]
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Description:
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Enables selection of tone detection and associated result code format options
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Command
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Function
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X0
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CONNECT result codes are displayed in short form
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í X1
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CONNECT result codes are displayed in complete form
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X2
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VOICE and CONNECT result codes are displayed in complete form
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SOFT RESET
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Type:
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Immediate
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Format:
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AT [cmds] Zn [cmds]
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Description:
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Restores modem profiles previously saved in non-volatile RAM using the &W command.
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Command
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Function
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Z1
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Restore setting 1
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Z2
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Restore setting 2
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STORE ACTIVE PROFILE
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] &Wn [cmds]
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Description:
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Writes the values for the active profile into the non-volatile RAM
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Command
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Function
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&W1
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Write the active profile to stored profile 1
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&W2
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Write the active profile to stored profile 2
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EXTENDED AT COMMAND SET
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B-CHANNEL SELECTION
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] %A3=n [cmds]
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Description:
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Determines which B-channel will be used for leased line connection
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Command
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Function
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í %A3=1
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B1 channel
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%A3=2
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B2 channel
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DATA FORWARDING CHARACTER
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] %L3=n [cmds]
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Description:
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Defines specified characters as data forwarding characters
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Command
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Function
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%L3=0
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No data forwarding character selected
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í %L3=2
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Carriage return
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DATA PROTOCOL
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] %A2=n [cmds]
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Description:
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Determines rate adaptation protocol on B-channel. %A2? Displays protocol type
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Command
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Function
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%A2=0
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HDLC transparent rate adaptation
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%A2=1
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Asynchronous-to-synchronous PPP protocol
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%A2=2
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Multi-link PPP
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%A2=3
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Asynchronous inverse mux
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%A2=5
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V.120
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IDLE TIMER DELAY
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Type:
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Immediate
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Format:
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AT [cmds] %L4 [cmds]
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Default:
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0
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Range:
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0-255
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Unit:
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x 50ms
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Description:
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Sets time delay between characters received from DTE. %L4=0 disables data forwarding on time-out
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NUMBERING PLAN
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] %A0=n [cmds]
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Description:
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Determines rate adaptation protocol on B-channel
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Command
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Function
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í %A0=0
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Unknown
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%A0=1
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ISDN numbering plan selected
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SPECIAL COMMANDS
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ANALOG PORT ATTRIBUTES
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] !Bn=x[cmds]
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Description:
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Sets analog port attributes. n selects phone port, x selects attribute. !Bn=? queries the attribute of selected port.
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Command
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Function
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!B1=0
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Telephone line 1 set to SPEECH
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!B1=1
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Telephone line 1 set to AUDIO
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!B2=0
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Telephone line 2 set to SPEECH
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!B2=1
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Telephone line 2 set to AUDIO
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BANDWIDTH RELEASE ON A VOICE CALL REQUEST
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] @M5=n [cmds]
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Description:
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Enables/disables B-channel release during an MP session when there is a voice call request
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Command
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Function
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@M5=0
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Bandwidth release on voice call request disabled
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í @M5=1
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Bandwidth release on voice call request enabled
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CACH/EKTS
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] !E0=n [cmds]
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Description:
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Disables/enables CACH/EKTS. !E0? queries CACH/EKTS status
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Command
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Function
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!E0=0
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CACH/EKTS disabled
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!E0=1
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CACH/EKTS enabled
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CHAP ENCRYPTION
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] @M3=n [cmds]
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Description:
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Enables/disables CHAP password encryption protocol
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Command
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Function
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í @M3=0
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CHAP password encryption protocol disabled
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@M3=1
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CHAP password encryption protocol enabled
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DATA SPID
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] !Cn=x [SPID#]
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Description:
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Specifies port and data service profile identifier assigned by the ISDN provider. Cn? queries setting
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Command
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Function
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!C0
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Sets switch type
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!C6
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Sets SPID of data port 1
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!C7
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Sets SPID of data port 2
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!C8
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Sets SPID of telephone line 1
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!C9
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Sets SPID of telephone line 2
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FEATURE KEYS
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] !F0=nx [cmds]
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Range:
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n =0 - 255
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Description:
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Programs feature keys. !F0? queries feature keys
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Command
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Function
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!F0=n1
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Sets value for Conference Feature Key. Default value is 60
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!F0=n2
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Sets value for Transfer Feature Key. Default value is 61
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!F0=n3
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Sets value for Drop Feature Key. Default value is 62
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PERSIST TIME
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] @M9=n [cmds]
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Range:
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0-255
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Unit:
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5sec
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Description:
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Sets the persist time to add or drop a second B-channel
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SCREEN INCOMING CALLS
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] !Rn=x [cmds]
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Description:
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Screens incoming calls for different ports
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Command
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Function
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n =0
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Data port call screening
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n =1
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Analog telephone 1 call screening
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n =2
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Analog telephone 2 call screening
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í x=0
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All calls accepted on selected port
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x =1
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All calls rejected on selected port
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x =2
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Calls listed in the stored phone directory are accepted on selected port
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STORE DIRECTORY NUMBER
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] !Nx=n [cmds]
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Range (n):
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0 - 24
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Unit (n):
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0 - 9, *, #
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Description:
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Store the directory number (n) for the port (x). !N? queries the stored directory numbers
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Command
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Function
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!N0=n
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Store the self directory number of data port 1
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!N1=n
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Store the self directory number of analog telephone port 1
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!N2=n
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Store the self directory number of analog telephone port 2
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!N3=n
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Store the self directory number of data port 2
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SWITCH TYPE
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] !C0=n [cmds]
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Description:
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Selects network switch type.
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Command
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Function
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!C0=1
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AT&T 5ESS
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!C0=2
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AT&T or Siemens N1-1
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!C0=3
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Northern Telecom DMS-100
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!C0=4
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Northern Telecom NI-1
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THROUGHPUT THRESHOLD TO ADD A SECOND CHANNEL
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] @M6=n [cmds]
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Range:
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0-64
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Unit:
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Kbits/sec
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Description:
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Defines the throughput threshold to add a second channel.
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Note:
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If the throughput is under the threshold for a time defined by @M9 the B-channel will be released. If the throughput is above the threshold, a second call will be established and the TA will attempt to bind the two B-channels together.
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THROUGHPUT THRESHOLD TO RELEASE A SECOND CHANNEL
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] @M8=n [cmds]
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Range:
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0-64
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Unit:
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Kbits/sec
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Description:
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Defines the throughput threshold to release a second channel. Persist time defined by @M9
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S(status) REGISTERS
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BACKSPACE CHARACTER
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Type:
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Register
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Format
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AT [cmds] S5=n [cmds]
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Range:
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0-127
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Unit:
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ASCII
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Description:
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Selects a character used for backspace <BS>
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NO CARRIER TIME-OUT
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Type:
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Register
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Format
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AT [cmds] S7=n [cmds]
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Range:
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1-50
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Unit:
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1 second
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Description:
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Maximum wait time the modem uses after dialing to detect a carrier signal from the remote modem for both originating and answering calls.
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ESCAPE SEQUENCE GUARD TIME
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Type:
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Register
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Format
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AT [cmds] S12=n [cmds]
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Default:
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10
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Range:
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0-255
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Unit:
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.1sec
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Description:
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Maximum allowable time between escape character sequence initiation and completion for the escape sequence to be executed. A value of 0 disables guard time.
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DTR CHANGE THRESHOLD
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Type:
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Register
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Format
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AT [cmds] S25=n [cmds]
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Default:
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2
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Range:
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0-255
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Unit:
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.2 second
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Description:
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Sets maximum time a change in the DTR signal will be ignored
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