PATTON ELECTRONICS COMPANY
2190
| Card Type | Modem |
| Chip Set | Unidentified |
| I/O Options | Serial port |
| Maximum Modem Rate | 56Kbps |
| Maximum Fax Rate | 14.4Kbps |
| Data Modulation Protocol | Bell 103A/212A,
ITU-T V.21, V.22, V.22bis, V.23, V.32, V.32bis, V.34, V.90, K56flex |
| Fax Modulation Protocol | ITU-T V.17, V.21CH2, V.27ter, V.29 |
| Error Correction/Compression | V.42 LAPM, MNP2-4, MNP10, MNP5, V.42bis |
| Fax Class | Class I & II |
| Data Bus | External |
CONNECTIONS |
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Function |
Label |
Function |
Label |
| RS-232C serial port | C N1 |
Microphone | M IC |
| Phone connector | C N2 |
Speaker | S PK |
| Phone line | C N3 |
Power switch | S W1 |
| DC power | C N4 |
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DIAGNOSTIC LEDS |
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LED |
Color |
Status |
Condition |
AA |
Unidentified | On |
Auto-answer enabled |
AA |
Unidentified | Off |
Auto-answer disabled |
AA |
Unidentified |
Blinking |
Phone is ringing |
CD |
Unidentified | On |
Carrier signal detected |
CD |
Unidentified | Off |
Carrier signal not detected |
CD |
Unidentified | Blinking |
Modem is retraining |
HS |
Unidentified | On |
Modem is operating at 9600bps or faster |
HS |
Unidentified | Off |
Modem is operating at slower than 9600bps |
M R |
Unidentified | On |
Power is on |
MR |
Unidentified | Off |
Power is off |
OH |
Unidentified | On |
Modem is off-hook |
OH |
Unidentified | Off |
Modem is on-hook |
| RD | Unidentified | Blinking | Modem is receiving data |
| RD | Unidentified | Off | Modem is not receiving data |
| SD | Unidentified | Blinking | Modem is sending data |
| SD | Unidentified | Off | Modem is not sending data |
TR |
Unidentified | On |
DTR signal is high |
TR |
Unidentified | Off |
DTR signal is low |
SUPPORTED COMMAND SET |
Basic AT Commands |
| ‘+++’, A/ |
| A, B, E, M, O, P, V, Y, Z |
| &C, &P, &T, &V, &W, &Y |
Extended AT Commands |
| \A, \B, \N |
| %C |
S Registers |
| S0 |
Special Commands |
| +MS |
| Note: See MHI Help File for full command documentation. |
Proprietary AT Command Set
DIAL |
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| Type: | Immediate | |
| Format: | AT [cmds] D<#> [cmds] | |
| Description: | Dials telephone number according to any modifiers included in the string | |
| Note: | Any combination of modifiers can be used to produce the desired dial functions in sequence. | |
Command |
Function |
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DL |
Re-dial last number | |
DP |
Pulse dialing enabled | |
DR |
Answer mode enabled; originate mode disabled following handshake initiation. | |
DS=n |
Dial stored telephone number n | |
DT |
Tone dialing enabled/Pulse dialing disabled | |
DW |
Dialing resumed following dial tone detection | |
D, |
Dialing paused for amount of time specified in S8 register | |
D! |
Flash function initiated. Modem commanded to go off-hook for specified time before returning on-hook. | |
D@ |
Wait for Quiet Answer function enabled. Modem waits until a "quiet answer," a ring-back signal followed by silence up to the time specified in S7, is received prior to executing the rest of the dial string. | |
D; |
Modem returned to idle state after dialing. The semicolon can only be placed at the end of the dial command. | |
D^ |
Calling tone enabled. Current dial attemp only. | |
| D() | Dial string format - ignored | |
| D- | Dial string format - ignored | |
| D<space> | Dial string format - ignored | |
| D> | Grouding pulse for country specific parameters enabled | |
HOOK CONTROL |
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| Type: | Immediate | |
| Format: | AT [cmds] Hn [cmds] | |
| Description: | Selects whether the modem is on-hook or off-hook | |
Command |
Function |
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| » | H0 |
Modem commanded to go on-hook (hang-up) and terminate any test in progress. |
H1 |
Modem commanded to go off-hook (pick-up) | |
REPORT INFORMATION |
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| Type: | Immediate | |
| Format: | AT [cmds] In [cmds] | |
| Description: | Displays information requested | |
Command |
Function |
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I0 |
Reports modem model and speed | |
I1 |
Reports ROM checksum and least significant byte | |
I2 |
Calculates and compares ROM checksum | |
I3 |
Reports firmware revision, basic model, application code, and interface type code | |
I5 |
Reports country code parameter | |
I6 |
Reports model and code revision information | |
SPEAKER VOLUME |
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| Type: | Configuration | |
| Format: | AT [cmds] Ln [cmds] | |
| Description: | Controls speaker volume | |
Command |
Function |
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L0 |
Low speaker volume setting | |
| » | L1 |
Low speaker volume setting |
L2 |
Medium speaker volume setting | |
L3 |
Highest speaker volume setting | |
STATUS-REGISTER |
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| Type: | Configuration |
| Format: | Read: AT [cmds] Sn=r
[cmds] Write: AT [cmds] Sn=(reports value) [cmds] |
| Description: | Writes to or reads from a specified register |
| Note: See the section on S-registers for detailed listing of commonly used S-registers. | |
TONE DIALING |
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| Type: | Configuration |
| Format: | AT [cmds] T [cmds] |
| Description: | Enables tone dialing mode until next P command or modifier is received. |
EXTENDED RESULT CODES |
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| Type: | Configuration | |
| Format: | AT [cmds] Wn [cmds] | |
| Description: | Enables selection of additional result codes when S95=0; otherwise, S95 takes precedence. | |
Command |
Function |
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W0 |
Enables CONNECT result codes to report DTE speed. | |
W1 |
Enables CONNECT result codes to report line speed, error correction protocol, and DTE speed. | |
W2 |
Enables CONNECT result codes to report DCE speed. | |
SELECT CALL PROGRESS RESULT CODES |
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| Type: | Configuration | |
| Format: | AT [cmds] Xn [cmds] | |
| Description: | Enables selection of tone detection and associated result code format options | |
Command |
Function |
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X0 |
Busy and dial tone detection disabled; standard result codes enabled. | |
X1 |
Busy and dial tone detection disabled; extended result codes enabled. | |
X2 |
Busy tone detection disabled, dial tone detection enabled; extended result codes enabled. | |
X3 |
Busy tone detection enabled, dial tone detection disabled; extended result codes enabled. | |
| » | X4 |
Busy and dial tone detection enabled; extended result codes enabled. |
DATA TERMINAL READY (DTR) |
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| Type: | Configuration | |
| Format: | AT [cmds] &Dn [cmds] | |
| Description: | Selects modem response to DTR | |
Command |
Function |
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&D0 |
Modem assumes DTR on | |
&D1 |
Modem goes to command mode on DTR toggle | |
| » | &D2 |
Modem goes to command mode and connects (picks up) on DTR toggle. |
&D3 |
Modem is initialized on DTR toggle | |
FACTORY DEFAULT PROFILE |
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| Type: | Configuration | |
| Format: | AT [cmds] &F [cmds] | |
| Description: | Sets values in active profile to values found in the default profile | |
Command |
Function |
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| &F0 | Restore factory configuration 0 | |
| &F1 | Restore factory configuration 1 | |
GUARD TONE |
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| Type: | Configuration | |
| Format: | AT [cmds] &Gn [cmds] | |
| Description: | Commands the modem to transmit a guard tone in V.22/V.22bis | |
| Note: | Used primarily for international data transmission | |
Command |
Function |
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» |
&G0 |
Guard tone disabled |
&G1 |
Guard tone disabled | |
&G2 |
1800Hz guard tone enabled | |
FLOW CONTROL |
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| Type: | Configuration | |
| Format: | AT [cmds] &Kn [cmds] | |
| Description: | Enables flow control options | |
Command |
Function |
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&K0 |
Flow control disabled | |
| » | &K3 |
RTS/CTS flow control enabled |
&K4 |
XON/XOFF flow control enabled | |
&K5 |
Transparent XON/XOFF flow control enabled | |
&K6 |
Unidirectional XON/XOFF flow control enabled | |
COMMUNICATIONS MODE |
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| Type: | Configuration | |
| Format: | AT [cmds] &Qn [cmds] | |
| Description: | Selects communications mode options | |
Command |
Mode |
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&Q0 |
Asynchronous mode, serial port speed follows connect speed. | |
| » | &Q5 |
Error correction mode |
&Q6 |
Asynchronous normal mode | |
DATA SET READY (DSR) |
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| Type: | Configuration | |
| Format: | AT [cmds] &Sn [cmds] | |
| Description: | Selects DSR options | |
Command |
Function |
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| » | &S0 |
DSR forced high |
&S1 |
DSR high only while modem is handshaking or connected | |
Extended AT Command Set
BREAK TYPE |
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| Type: | Configuration | |||
| Format: | AT [cmds] \Kn [cmds] | |||
| Description: | Configures action of break signal | |||
Command |
Break from DTE |
Modem receives \B |
Break received from remote modem |
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\K0 |
Online command mode enabled, send no break to remote modem | Break sent to remote modem and buffered cleared | Buffers cleared, break sent to DTE | |
\K1 |
Break sent to remote modem and buffered cleared | Break sent to remote modem and buffered cleared | Buffers cleared, break sent to DTE | |
\K2 |
Online command mode enabled, send no break to remote modem | Send break to remote modem immediately | Break sent immediately to DTE | |
\K3 |
Send break to remote modem immediately | Send break to remote modem immediately | Break sent immediately to DTE | |
\K4 |
Online command mode enabled, send no break to remote modem | Send break with transmitted data | Break sent with received data to the DTE | |
\K5 |
Send break with transmitted data | Send break with transmitted data | Break sent with received data to the DTE | |
S INGLE LINE CONNECT |
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| Type: | Configuration | |
| Format: | AT [cmds] \Vn [cmds] | |
| Description: | Messages connected are controlled or displayed | |
Command |
Function |
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\V0 |
Messages connected are controlled by X, Y, and S95 settings. | |
\V1 |
Messages connected are displayed in a sigle line format. | |
AUTO-RETRAIN - AUTO-FALLBACK/FALL-FORWARD |
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| Type: | Configuration | |
| Format: | AT [cmds] %En [cmds] | |
| Description: | Controls auto-retrain mode and fallback/fall-forward | |
Command |
Function |
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%E0 |
Auto-retrain and line quality monitor disabled | |
%E1 |
Auto-retrain and line quality monitor enabled | |
%E2 |
Auto-fallback/fall-forward and line quality monitor enabled | |
| Note: If the %G command is supported then %E2 has no function. | ||
Voice Commands
B AUD RATE |
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| Type: | Configuration |
| Format | AT [cmds] #BDR [cmds] |
| Description: | Determines the baud rate of the connection |
D ATA, FAX OR VOICE |
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| Type: | Configuration |
| Format | AT [cmds] #CLS [cmds] |
| Description: | Enables whether it is going to use data, fax, or voice. |
M ODEL IDENTIFICATION |
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| Type: | Immediate |
| Format | AT [cmds] #MDL? [cmds] |
| Description: | Identifies model |
| MANUFACTURER IDENTIFICATION | |
| Type: | Immediate |
| Format | AT [cmds] #MFR? [cmds] |
| Description: | Identifies manufacturer |
| REVISION LEVEL IDENTIFICATION | |
| Type: | Immediate |
| Format | AT [cmds] #REV? [cmds] |
| Description: | Identifies revision level |
S PEAKERPHONE |
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| Type: | Configuration |
| Format | AT [cmds] #SPK= [cmds] |
| Description: | Enables the use of the speakerphone |
A UDIO OUTPUT |
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| Type: | Configuration |
| Format | AT [cmds] #TL [cmds] |
| Description: | Enables control of the audio output transmit level. |
Q UERY BUFFER SIZE |
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| Type: | Configuration |
| Format | AT [cmds] #VBQ? [cmds] |
| Description: | Enables control of the query buffer size. |
| SAMPLE SIZE | |
| Type: | Configuration |
| Format | AT [cmds] #VBS [cmds] |
| Description: | Enables control of the sample size. |
T ONE TIMER |
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| Type: | Configuration |
| Format | AT [cmds] #VBT [cmds] |
| Description: | Enables control of the tone timer. |
| COMPRESSION METHOD IDENTIFICATION | |
| Type: | Immediate |
| Format | AT [cmds] #VCI? [cmds] |
| Description: | Identifies compression method |
P LAYBACK VOLUME |
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| Type: | Configuration |
| Format | AT [cmds] #VGT [cmds] |
| Description: | Enables command state control of playbaback volume. |
V OICE LINE |
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| Type: | Configuration |
| Format | AT [cmds] #VLS [cmds] |
| Description: | Enables voice line selection. |
R INGBACK GOES AWAY TIMER |
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| Type: | Configuration |
| Format | AT [cmds] #VRA [cmds] |
| Description: | Unidentified |
R INGBACK NEVER CAME TIMER |
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| Type: | Configuration |
| Format | AT [cmds] #VRN [cmds] |
| Description: | Unidentified |
V OICE RECEIVE MODE |
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| Type: | Configuration |
| Format | AT [cmds] #VRN [cmds] |
| Description: | Enables voice receive mode. |
S ILENCE DELETION |
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| Type: | Command |
| Format | AT [cmds] #VSD [cmds] |
| Description: | Enables silence deletion |
S ILENCE DETECTION PERIOD |
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| Type: | Configuration |
| Format | AT [cmds] #VSP [cmds] |
| Description: | Enables silence detection period. |
S AMPLING RATE |
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| Type: | Configuration |
| Format | AT [cmds] #VSR [cmds] |
| Description: | Selects sampling rate. |
S ILENCE DETECTION TUNER |
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| Type: | Configuration |
| Format | AT [cmds] #VSS [cmds] |
| Description: | Enables silence detection tuner. |
D TMF/TONE |
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| Type: | Configuration |
| Format | AT [cmds] #VTD [cmds] |
| Description: | Enables DTMF/Tone reporting. |
T IMING MARK PLACEMENT |
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| Type: | Configuration |
| Format | AT [cmds] #VTM [cmds] |
| Description: | Enables timing mark placement. |
T ONE SIGNALS |
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| Type: | Configuration |
| Format | AT [cmds] #VTS [cmds] |
| Description: | Enables tone signal generation. |
S(status) -REGISTERS
RING COUNT |
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| Type: | Register |
| Format | AT [cmds] S1? [cmds] |
| Default: | 0 |
| Range: | 0-255 |
| Unit: | 1 ring |
| Description: | Counts the number of ring-cycles the modem receives |
| Note: S1 is reset to 0 if no ring is detected within an eight-second window. | |
ESCAPE CHARACTER |
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| Type: | Register |
| Format | AT [cmds] S2=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 43 |
| Range: | 0-255 |
| Unit: | ASCII |
| Description: | Selects a character used for the escape sequence |
| Note: A value greater than 127 will disable the escape sequence. | |
CARRIAGE RETURN CHARACTER |
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| Type: | Register |
| Format | AT [cmds] S3=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 13 |
| Range: | 0-127 |
| Unit: | ASCII |
| Description: | Selects a character used for carriage return <CR> |
LINE FEED CHARACTER |
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| Type: | Register |
| Format | AT [cmds] S4=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 10 |
| Range: | 0-127 |
| Unit: | ASCII |
| Description: | Selects a character used for line feed <LF> |
BACKSPACE CHARACTER |
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| Type: | Register |
| Format | AT [cmds] S5=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 8 |
| Range: | 0-32, 127 |
| Unit: | ASCII |
| Description: | Selects a character used for backspace <BS> |
BLIND DIALING DELAY |
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| Type: | Register |
| Format | AT [cmds] S6=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 2 |
| Range: | 2-255 |
| Unit: | 1 second |
| Description: | Duration of delay after modem goes off-hook and before dialing blindly during modes set by X0, X1 or X3 commands. |
NO CARRIER TIME-OUT |
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| Type: | Register |
| Format | AT [cmds] S7=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 50 |
| Range: | 1-60 |
| Unit: | 1 second |
| Description: | Maximum wait time the modem uses after dialing to detect a carrier signal from the remote modem for both originating and answering calls. |
| Note: W dial modifier also uses S7 to set the maximum time to wait. | |
PAUSE DURATION |
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| Type: | Register |
| Format | AT [cmds] S8=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 2 |
| Range: | 0-255 |
| Unit: | 1 second |
| Description: | Duration of pause per comma (,) command used in a command or dial string |
CARRIER DETECT RESPONSE TIME |
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| Type: | Register |
| Format | AT [cmds] S9=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 6 |
| Range: | 1-255 |
| Unit: | .1 second |
| Description: | The amount of time the remote modem’s carrier signal is present before local modem will issue a carrier detect. |
CARRIER LOSS RESPONSE TIME |
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| Type: | Register |
| Format | AT [cmds] S10=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 14 |
| Range: | 1-255 |
| Unit: | .1 second |
| Description: | Maximum time allowed by the modem after losing the carrier signal and prior to initiating hang-up process. |
TONE PULSE DURATION |
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| Type: | Register |
| Format | AT [cmds] S11=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 95 |
| Range: | 50-255 |
| Unit: | 1 ms |
| Description: | DTMF tone pulse duration and time between tone pulses for tone dialing operations. |
ESCAPE SEQUENCE GUARD TIME |
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| Type: | Register |
| Default: | 50 |
| Format | AT [cmds] S12=n [cmds] |
| Range: | 0-255 |
| Unit: | 20 ms |
| Description: | Maximum allowable time between escape character sequence initiation and completion for the escape sequence to be executed. A value of 0 disables guard time. |
BIT-MAPPED REGISTER S14 |
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| Format: | AT [cmds] S14=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 138 (8Ah) |
| Range: | 0-174 |
| Unit: | Bit-mapped |
| Description: | Unidentified |
TEST MODES |
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| Type: | Register |
| Format: | AT [cmds] S16=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 0 |
| Range: | 0-125 |
| Unit: | Bit-mapped |
| Description: | Unidentified |
TEST TIMER |
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| Type: | Register |
| Format | AT [cmds] S18=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 0 |
| Range: | 0-255 |
| Unit: | 1 second |
| Description: | Sets the maximum duration for modem tests |
BIT-MAPPED REGISTER S21 |
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| Format | AT [cmds] S21=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 52 (34h) |
| Range: | 0-253 |
| Unit: | Bit-mapped |
| Description: | Unidentified |
BIT-MAPPED REGISTER S22 |
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| Format | AT [cmds] S22=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 117 (75h) |
| Range: | 0-255 |
| Unit: | Bit-mapped |
| Description: | Unidentified |
BIT-MAPPED REGISTER S23 |
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| Format | AT [cmds] S23=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 62 (3Dh) |
| Range: | 0-189 |
| Unit: | Bit-mapped |
| Description: | Unidentified |
SLEEP TIMER |
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| Type: | Register |
| Format | AT [cmds] S24=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 0 |
| Range: | 0-255 |
| Unit: | Unidentified |
| Description: | Maximum duration of DTE and DCE inactivity allowed prior to initiating low-power sleep mode. |
DTR CHANGE THRESHOLD |
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| Type: | Register |
| Format | AT [cmds] S25=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 5 |
| Range: | 0-255 |
| Unit: | .1 second |
| Description: | Sets maximum time a change in the DTR signal will be ignored |
RTS TO CTS DELAY |
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| Type: | Register |
| Format | AT [cmds] S26=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 1 |
| Range: | 0 - 255 |
| Unit: | .1 second |
| Description: | Sets the duration of delay for CTS to respond to RTS status change |
BIT-MAPPED REGISTER S27 |
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| Format | AT [cmds] S27=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 73 (49h) |
| Range: | 0-111 |
| Unit: | Bit-mapped |
| Description: | Unidentified |
BIT-MAPPED REGISTER S28 |
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| Format | AT [cmds] S28=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 0 |
| Range: | 0-31 |
| Unit: | Bit-mapped |
| Description: | Unidentified |
FLASH DIAL MODIFIER TIME |
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| Type: | Register |
| Format | AT [cmds] S29=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 70 |
| Range: | 0-255 |
| Unit: | .01 second |
| Description: | Time the modem will go on-hook upon receiving the ! dial modifier in dial string. |
INACTIVITY TIMER |
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| Type: | Register |
| Format | AT [cmds] S30=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 0 |
| Range: | 0-255 |
| Unit: | 10 seconds |
| Description: | Maximum duration of DTE and DCE inactivity allowed prior to initiating hang-up process. |
BIT-MAPPED REGISTER S31 |
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| Format: | AT [cmds] S31=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 194 (C2h) |
| Range: | 0-10 |
| Unit: | Bit-mapped |
| Description: | Unidentified |
FLOW CONTROL CHARACTER - XON |
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| Type: | Register |
| Format: | AT [cmds] S32=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 17 (11h) |
| Range: | 0-255 |
| Unit: | ASCII |
| Description: | Sets the character used to represent XON |
FLOW CONTROL CHARACTER - XOFF |
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| Type: | Register |
| Format: | AT [cmds] S33=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 19 (13h) |
| Range: | 0-255 |
| Unit: | ASCII |
| Description: | Sets the character used to represent XOFF |
ERROR CORRECTION NEGOTIATION |
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| Type: | Register |
| Format | AT [cmds] S36=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 7 |
| Description: | Selects the action of the modem if it fails to connect with the error-correction protocol set in &Q. |
DCE LINE SPEED |
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| Type: | Register |
| Format | AT [cmds] S37=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 0 |
| Description: | Sets the maximum allowable data exchange rate attempted during handshake process. |
DISCONNECT BUFFER DELAY |
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| Type: | Register |
| Format | AT [cmds] S38=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 20 |
| Range: | 0-255 |
| Unit: | 1 second |
| Description: | Sets maximum duration allowed during buffered data calls for modem to perform clearing functions after losing carrier-signal or receiving a clear call signal from the remote modem and before initiating hang-up process. A value of 255 allows an indefinite amount of time to send buffered data prior to hanging-up. |
FLOW CONTROL |
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| Type: | Register |
| Format | AT [cmds] S39? [cmds] |
| Default: | 3 |
| Description: | Displays the current flow control |
BIT-MAPPED REGISTER S40 |
|
| Format | AT [cmds] S40=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 104 (68h) |
| Range: | 0-255 |
| Unit: | Bit-mapped |
| Description: | Unidentified |
BIT-MAPPED REGISTER S41 |
|
| Format | AT [cmds] S41=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 195 (C3h) |
| Range: | 0-31 |
| Unit: | Bit-mapped |
| Description: | Unidentified |
| DATA COMPRESSION | |
| Type: | Register |
| Format: | AT [cmds] S46=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 138 |
| Description: | Selects active data compression protocols |
FEATURE NEGOTIATION OPTIONS |
|
| Type: | Register |
| Format: | AT [cmds] S48=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 7 |
| Description: | Selects active error correction and compression protocols |
BREAK OPTIONS |
|
| Type: | Register |
| Format | AT [cmds] S82=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 128 (40h) |
| Description: | Sets the method for break transmission during error-control and ASB connections. |
CONNECTION FAILURE CODES |
|
| Type: | Register |
| Format | AT [cmds] S86? [cmds] |
| Description: | Reports codes which correspond to the possible causes of a connection failure |
TRANSMISSION LEVEL - PSTN |
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| Type | Register or Configuration |
| Format | AT [cmds] S91=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 10 |
| Range | 0-15 |
| Unit | -1 dBm |
| Description | Sets the signal level for transmission over switched phone lines |
TRANSMISSION LEVEL - FAX |
|
| Type: | Register |
| Format: | AT [cmds] S92=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 10 |
| Range: | 0-15 |
| Unit: | -1 dBm |
| Description: | Sets the signal level for transmission while in fax mode |
EXTENDED RESULT CODES |
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| Type: | Register |
| Format | AT [cmds] S95=n [cmds] |
| Default: | 0 |
| Range: | 0-255 |
| Unit: | Bit-mapped |
| Description: | Works in combination with the Wn command to enable extended result codes. Features enabled by S95 take precedence over the options selected by Wn. |
RESULT CODES
BASIC RESULT CODES |
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Numeric |
Verbose |
Wn |
Function |
0 |
OK |
W0 |
Modem has successfully executed the previous command and has returned to the on-line command state. |
1 |
CONNECT |
W0 |
Connection established at unspecified rate. |
2 |
RING |
W0 |
Incoming ring detected. |
3 |
NO CARRIER |
W0 |
Carrier signal lost or no connection established. |
4 |
ERROR |
W0 |
Last command issued was not valid. |
5 |
CONNECT 1200 |
W0 |
Connection established at 1200bps. |
6 |
NO DIALTONE |
W0 |
No dial tone was detected within the time allotted by S7. |
7 |
BUSY |
W0 |
A busy tone was detected after dialing. |
8 |
NO ANSWER |
W0 |
No quiet answer (ring-back followed by silence) was detected. |
10 |
CONNECT 2400 |
W0 |
Connection established at 2400bps. |
11 |
CONNECT 4800 |
W0 |
Connection established at 4800bps. |
12 |
CONNECT 9600 |
W0 |
Connection established at 9600bps. |
13 |
CONNECT 14400 |
W0 |
Connection established at 14.4K bps. |
14 |
CONNECT 19200 |
W0 |
Connection established at 19.2K bps. |
15 |
CONNECT 28800 |
W0 |
Connection established at 28.8K bps. |
18 |
CONNECT 57600 |
W0 |
Connection established at 57.6K bps. |
22 |
CONNECT 1200/75 |
W0 |
Connection established at transmit 1200/receive 75bps. |
23 |
CONNECT 75/1200 |
W0 |
Connection established at transmit 75/receive 1200bps. |
24 |
CONNECT 7200 |
W0 |
Connection established at 7200bps. |
25 |
CONNECT 12000 |
W0 |
Connection established at 12.0K bps. |
28 |
CONNECT 38400 |
W0 |
Connection established at 38.4K bps. |
31 |
CONNECT 115200 |
W0 |
Connection established at 115.2K bps. |
33 |
FAX |
W0 |
Fax connection established. |
35 |
DATA |
W0 |
Data connection established. |
| 45 | RING BACK | W0 | Ring back detected |
64 |
CONNECT 28800 |
W0 |
Connection established at 28.8K bps. |
84 |
CONNECT 33600 |
W0 |
Connection established at 33.6K bps. |
91 |
CONNECT 31200 |
W0 |
Connection established at 31.2K bps. |
165 |
CONNECT 32000 |
W0 |
Connection established at 32.0K bps. |
169 |
CONNECT 40000 |
W0 |
Connection established at 40.0K bps. |
171 |
CONNECT 42667 |
W0 |
Connection established at 42.667K bps. |
173 |
CONNECT 48000 |
W0 |
Connection established at 48.0K bps. |
175 |
CONNECT 52000 |
W0 |
Connection established at 52.0K bps. |
177 |
CONNECT 56000 |
W0 |
Connection established at 56.0K bps. |
180 |
CONNECT 28000 |
W0 |
Connection established at 28.0K bps. |
181 |
CONNECT 29333 |
W0 |
Connection established at 29.333K bps. |
182 |
CONNECT 30667 |
W0 |
Connection established at 30.667K bps. |
183 |
CONNECT 33333 |
W0 |
Connection established at 33.333K bps. |
184 |
CONNECT 34667 |
W0 |
Connection established at 34.667K bps. |
185 |
CONNECT 37.333 |
W0 |
Connection established at 37.333K bps. |
186 |
CONNECT 38667 |
W0 |
Connection established at 38.667K bps. |
187 |
CONNECT 41333 |
W0 |
Connection established at 41.333K bps. |
189 |
CONNECT 45333 |
W0 |
Connection established at 45.333K bps. |
190 |
CONNECT 46667 |
W0 |
Connection established at 46.667K bps. |
191 |
CONNECT 49333 |
W0 |
Connection established at 49.333K bps. |
192 |
CONNECT 50667 |
W0 |
Connection established at 50.667K bps. |
193 |
CONNECT 53333 |
W0 |
Connection established at 53.333K bps. |
194 |
CONNECT 54667 |
W0 |
Connection established at 54.667K bps. |
+F4 |
+FCERROR |
W0 |
Error |