Using at commands – Solvline MultiModem User Manual

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Using AT Commands

. Result : OK- For valid parameters

- ATSr=n : Writing to S Resisters

Writes the n value in a register specified by „r‟. Registers such as S1, S13~S15, S17, S20~S24,

and S27 cannot be written by this command.

. Parameter : r = 0 ~ 99, n = 0 ~ 255

. Refer to the S registers.

- ATVn : Result Code Form

Decides whether to make the result transmitted to the DTE in a long or short form.

In case of the long form, you should carry out the <CR> and <LF>. However, in case of the

short form, you should carry out the <CR> only.

. Parameter : 0,1

. Default : 1

V0 : Delivers the result code in a short form<number>.

V1 : Delivers the result code in a long form<word>.

- ATWn : Negotiation Progress Reporting

This command enables the negotiation progress of the error-correction mode to be output. By

outputting it, the carrier speed and an error correction protocol are displayed in decimal

numbers and characters, for example, 77 and protocol: LAPM means that the error correction

protocol is LAPM. (Refer to the ATXn).

If it passes the error correction link and the connection is made, the CONNECT

XXXX message is output.

. Parameter : 0, 1

. Default : 0

W0 : Does not output the error-correction call progressing.

W1 : Outputs the error-correction call progressing.

. CONNECT XXX : The result code outputs the DEC speed.

- ATXn : Extended Result Code

The modem decides whether to respond to a dial tone or busy tone as well as defining how it

can handle the result code of the CONNECT message.

Waits for the time (default 5 seconds) specified by the S6 register, and performs dialing

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