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E288MX (REV. 1.1)
E-TECH RESEARCH, INC.
E288MX (REV. 1.1)
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Modem Type
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Data (synchronous/asynchronous)/Fax
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Maximum Data Rate
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28.8Kbps
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Maximum Fax Rate
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14.4Kbps
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Data Bus
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External
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Fax Class
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Class I & II
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Data Modulation Protocol
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Bell 103A/212A
ITU-T V.21, V.22, V.22bis, V.23, V.32, V.32bis, V.34
AT&T V.32terbo
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Fax Modulation Protocol
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ITU-T V.17, V.21CH2, V.27ter, V.29
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Error Correction/Compression
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MNP5, V.42, V.42bis
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CONNECTIONS
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Purpose
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Location
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Purpose
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Location
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Line out
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CN1
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DC power
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CN4
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Line in
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CN2
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Volume
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R1
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RS-232/422
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CN3
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Power switch
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SW1
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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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TD
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Red
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On
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DTE is transmitting data
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TD
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Red
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Off
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DTE is not transmitting data
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RD
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Red
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On
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Modem is receiving data
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RD
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Red
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Off
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Modem is not receiving data
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DTR
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Red
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On
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DTR signal is high
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DTR
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Red
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Off
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DTR signal is low
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CTS
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Red
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On
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CTS signal is high
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CTS
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Red
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Off
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CTS signal is low
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DCD
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Red
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On
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Carrier signal detected
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DCD
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Red
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Off
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Carrier signal not detected
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OH
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Red
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On
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Modem is off-hook
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OH
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Red
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Off
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Modem is on-hook
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AA
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Red
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On
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Auto-answer enabled
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AA
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Red
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Off
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Auto-answer disabled
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AA
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Red
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Blinking
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Phone is ringing
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LL
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Red
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On
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Operating in lease-line mode
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LL
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Red
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Off
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Not operating in Lease-line mode
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PWR
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Red
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On
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Power is on
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PWR
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Red
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Off
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Power is off
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JUMPER SELECTION
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Function
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JP6
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JP7
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JP8
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JP9
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Switched
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Open
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Not used
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Not used
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Closed
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Lease Line - originating
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Closed
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Open
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Closed
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Open
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Lease Line - answering
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Closed
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Closed
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Closed
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Open
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Proprietary AT Command Set
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AUTO FALL FORWARD/FALLBACK
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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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Example:
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AT %G1 &W <CR>
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Description:
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Selects auto fallback.
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Command
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Function
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%G0
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Fallback disabled.
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» %G1
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Fallback enabled.
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AUTO-RELIABLE FALLBACK CHARACTER
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] %An [cmds]
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Example:
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AT%A20 <CR>
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Default:
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13
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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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Sets the character used as the auto-reliable fallback character. %A0 will disable this function.
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AUTO-RELIABLE TIME BUFFER CONFIGURATION
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] \Cn [cmds]
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Example:
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AT \C1 &W <CR>
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Description:
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Controls the handling of incoming data during auto-reliable time period.
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Command
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Function
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» \CO
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Data is discarded.
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\C1
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Data is buffered.
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\C2
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Data is discarded, sets to normal mode and sends auto-reliable character to serial port.
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AUTO SLEEP TIMER
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Type:
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Register
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Format
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AT [cmds] S46=n [cmds]
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Example:
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AT S46= 100 <CR>
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Default:
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255
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Range:
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0 - 255
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Unit:
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.1 second
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Description:
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Maximum duration of DTE and DCE inactivity allowed prior to initiating low-power sleep mode.
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BREAK SEND
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] \Bn [cmds]
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Example:
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AT \B3 &W <CR>
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Range:
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0 - 9
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Unit:
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100 ms
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Description:
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Sends break to modem.
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BREAK TYPE
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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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Example:
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AT \K1 <CR>
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Description:
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Configures action of break signal.
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Command
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In normal or reliable mode, break from DTE
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In direct mode, break from DTE
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Break received from remote modem
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\K0
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Online command mode enabled, send no break to remote modem.
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Send break immediately and enter command state.
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Buffers cleared, break sent to remote modem.
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\K1
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Break sent to remote modem and buffered cleared.
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Send break to remote modem immediately.
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Buffers cleared, break sent to remote modem.
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\K2
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Online command mode enabled, send no break to remote modem.
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Send break immediately and enter command state.
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Break sent immediately to DTE.
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\K3
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Send break to remote modem immediately.
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Send break to remote modem immediately.
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Break sent immediately to DTE.
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\K4
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Online command mode enabled, send no break to remote modem.
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Send break immediately and enter command state.
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Break sent to remote modem when data received.
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\K5
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Send break with transmitted data.
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Send break to remote modem immediately.
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Break sent to remote modem when data received.
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COMMAND SET
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] %Vn [cmds]
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Example:
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AT %V0 &W <CR>
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Description:
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Selects V.25bis or AT command sets.
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Command
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Function
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» %V0
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AT command set enabled.
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%V1
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V.25bis command set enabled.
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COMPRESSION
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT %Cn
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Example:
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AT *EC0 %C3 *AP0 <CR>
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Description:
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Contols data compression.
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Command
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Function
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%C0
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Data compression disabled.
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%C1
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MNP 5 enabled.
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%C2
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V.42bis enabled.
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» %C3
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MNP 5 and V.42bis enabled.
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DATA COMPRESSION CONTROL
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] $Cn [cmds]
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Example:
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AT $C1 &W <CR>
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Description:
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Controls data compression.
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Command
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Function
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$C0
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Data compression disabled.
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» $C1
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MNP 5 and V.42bis enabled.
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DIAL STORE NUMBER
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] DSn [cmds]
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Example:
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AT DS1 &W <CR>
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Description:
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Dial stored number
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Note: n = 0 - 3, only three phone numbers can be in the nonvolatile memory.
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DTE RATE STATUS
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Type:
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Register
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Format:
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AT [cmds] S62=n [cmds]
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Example:
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AT S62=16 <CR>
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Description:
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Selects DTE rate.
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Command
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Function
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0
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300bps.
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1
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600bps.
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2
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1200bps.
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3
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2400bps.
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4
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4800bps.
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5
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7200bps.
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6
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9600bps.
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7
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12Kbps.
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8
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14.4Kbps.
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9
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16.8Kbps.
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10
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19.2Kbps.
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11
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21.6Kbps.
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12
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24Kbps.
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13
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26.4Kbps.
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14
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28.8Kbps.
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15
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38.4Kbps.
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» 16
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57.6Kbps.
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17
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115.2Kbps.
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DTE SPEED OPTION
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] \Jn [cmds]
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Example:
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AT \J0 &W <CR>
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Description:
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Controls the speed of the DTE.
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Command
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Function
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» \J0
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DCE and DTE rates are independent.
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\J1
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DTE rate adjusts to DCE rate after connection.
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ERROR CORRECTION CONTROL
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] $En [cmds]
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Example:
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AT $E3 &W <CR>
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Description:
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Selects error correction mode.
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Command
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Function
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$E0
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Normal mode.
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$E1
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MNP auto-reliable mode.
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$E2
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MNP reliable mode.
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» $E3
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LAPM, MNP, or normal reliable mode.
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$E4
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LAPM mode reliable mode only.
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FAX/DATA MODE
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Type:
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Register
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Format:
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AT [cmds] S50=n [cmds]
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Example:
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AT S50=0 &W <CR>
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Description:
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Choose data or FAX mode.
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Command
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Function
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» 0
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Data mode enabled.
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1
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FAX mode enabled.
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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] \Gn [cmds]
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Example:
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AT \G1 &K3 <CR>
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Description:
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Selects modem port flow control.
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Command
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Function
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\G0
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Flow control disabled.
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\G1
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Flow control enabled.
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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] $Fn [cmds]
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Example:
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AT $F4 A <CR>
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Description:
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Select flow control used by modem.
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Command
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Function
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$F0
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XON/XOFF software flow control enabled.
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$F1
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XON/XOFF pass-through flow control enabled.
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$F4
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Hardware CTS/RTS flow control enabled.
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$F5
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Flow control disabled.
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FLOW CONTROL TYPE
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] \Qn [cmds]
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Example:
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AT \Q2 <CR>
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Description:
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Sets type of flow control used by modem.
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Command
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Function
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\Q0
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Flow control disabled.
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\Q1
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XON/XOFF software flow control enabled.
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\Q2
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CTS flow control by DCE enabled.
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» \Q3
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CTS/RTS hardware flow control enabled.
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IDENTIFICATION
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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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Example:
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AT I3 &W <CR>
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Description:
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Displays several options.
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Command
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Function
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I0
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Display product - identification code.
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I2
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Display ROM checksum.
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I3
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Display firmware version.
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I4
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Display OEM string.
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I5
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Display country code.
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I9
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Display ROM checksum.
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INACTIVITY TIMER
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Type:
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Register
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Format:
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AT [cmds] \Tn [cmds]
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Example:
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AT\T20 <CR>
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Default:
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Unidentified.
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Range:
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1-90
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Unit:
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1 minute
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Description:
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Sets the length of time that the modem does not receive information before it disconnects.
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Note:
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\T0 will disable inactivity timer.
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MAXIMUM BLOCK SIZE FOR TRANSMISSION
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] \An [cmds]
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Example:
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AT \A3 %C1 <CR>
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Description:
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Sets the maximum transmittable block size.
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Command
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Function
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\A0
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Maximum MNP block size is 64 characters.
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\A1
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Maximum MNP block size is 128 characters.
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\A2
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Maximum MNP block size is 192 characters.
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» \A3
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Maximum MNP block size is 256 characters.
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\A4
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Maximum MNP block size is 32 characters.
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MODEM PROTOCOL
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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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Example:
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AT \N1 DT555-1212 <CR>
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Description:
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Sets connect mode.
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Command
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Function
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\N0
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Normal mode enabled.
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\N1
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Direct mode enabled.
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\N2
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MNP reliable mode enabled.
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» \N3
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MNP, LAP-M, or normal mode enabled.
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\N4
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LAP-M or MNP reliable enabled.
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\N5
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LAP-M reliable mode enabled.
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POOR SIGNAL QUALITY REACTION
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] %En [cmds]
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Example:
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AT %E0 <CR>
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Description:
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Configures the modem’s reaction to poor signal quality.
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Command
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Function
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%E0
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Modem will disconnect during poor signal quality.
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» %E1
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Modem retrains during poor signal quality, disconnect if threshold set in S37 is exceeded.
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%E2
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Modem does nothing during poor signal quality.
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PROTOCOL RESULT CODE
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] \Vn [cmds]
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Example:
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AT \V0 Q0 <CR>
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Description:
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\V responds when conjunction with W0 and W2 commands.
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Command
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Function
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\V1
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Protocol result code disabled.
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» \V0
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Protocol result code enabled.
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PROTOCOL/SPEED
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Type:
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Register
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Format:
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AT [cmds] S37n [cmds]
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Example:
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AT S37=0 <CR>
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Description:
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Selects the current DCE speed.
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Command
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Function
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0
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Select last AT speed.
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3
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Select 300bps speed.
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5
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Select 1200bps speed.
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6
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Select 2400bps speed.
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7
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Select 4800bps speed.
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8
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Select 7200bps speed.
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9
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Select 9600bps speed.
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10
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Select 12Kbps speed.
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11
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Select 14.4Kbps speed.
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12
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Select 16.8Kbps speed.
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13
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Select 19.2Kbps speed.
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14
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Select 21.6Kbps speed.
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15
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Select 24Kbps speed.
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16
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Select 26.4Kbps speed.
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17
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Select 28.8Kbps speed.
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ROUND TRIP DELAY
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Type:
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Register
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Format:
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AT [cmds] S65=n [cmds]
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Example:
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AT S65=1 <CR>
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Default:
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Unidentified
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Range:
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Unidentified
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Unit:
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100 ms
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Description:
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Sets the round trip delay.
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V.42 DETECTION PHASE
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] -Jn [cmds]
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Example:
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AT -J1 &W <CR>
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Description:
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Controls V.42 detection.
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Command
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Function
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-J0
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V.42 detection disabled.
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» -J1
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V.42 detection enabled.
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V42bis COMPRESSION
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Type:
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Configuration
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Format:
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AT [cmds] "Hn [cmds]
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Example:
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AT "H3 &W <CR>
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Description:
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Controls V.42bis compression.
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Command
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Function
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"H0
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V.42bis disabled.
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"H1
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V.42bis while transmit enabled.
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"H2
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V.42bis while receiving enabled.
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» "H3
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V.42bis during transmitting and receiving enabled.
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V.42bis DICTIONARY SIZE
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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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Example:
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AT "N2 &W <CR>
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Description:
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Controls V.42 dictionary size.
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Command
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Function
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"N0
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512 bytes.
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"N1
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1024 bytes.
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» "N2
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1536 bytes.
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V.42bis MAXIMUM STRING LENGTH
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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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Example:
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AT "O32 <CR>
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Default:
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32
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Range:
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6 - 64
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Unit:
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Unidentified
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Description:
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Selects string size for V.42bis compression.
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XON/XOFF PASS-THROUGH
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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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Example:
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AT \X0 <CR>
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Description:
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Selects whether XON/XOFF signals are sent to remote modem.
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Command
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Function
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» \X0
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XON/XOFF signals trapped by local modem.
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\X1
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XON/XOFF passed through local modem.
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Proprietary V.25bis Command Set
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COMMAND SET - AT
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Type:
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Immediate
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Format:
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CNL[cmds]
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Example:
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CNL %V0<CR>
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Description:
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Execute an AT command.
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REQUEST LISTED NUMBERS
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Type:
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Immediate
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Format:
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RLN
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Example:
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RLN <CR>
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Description:
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Requests the modem to return the list of stored numbers. If no numbers are stored, the modem will return LSN.
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STORED NUMBERS LIST
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Type:
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Result code
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Format:
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LSNxxxx
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Example:
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LSN 443-3388
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Description:
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Displays stored numbers. xxxx may specify a memory location, phone number, or status. If no code was specified with RLN, all stored numbers are displayed.
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