Westermo RM-455U-D User Manual

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455U-D Radio Modem

User Manual

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&T0

Stop Tone reversals (See T1 to T4 below).

&T1

Transmit tones Modulated at 200 Hz

&T2

Transmit tones Modulated at 2400 Hz

&T3

Transmit Tones Unmodulated

&T4

Transmit Random Modulated tones at current radio baud rate

&T5

RSSI Measurement. Monitors the received signal strength, and displays in dBm.

AT&V

View Current Configuration – List the value of all settings as well as S-Registers
(except &P settings).

&V0

Same as AT&V

&V1

Only show settings that are different from the defaults.

&V2

Show all settings, including extra debug registers.

&V10

View configuration in non-volatile memory

&V11

As for V1, but configuration in non-volatile memory

&V12

As for V2, but configuration in non-volatile memory

AT&U

Set modem’s Unit Address Range 0-127. Default 1. The Unit address is used to
identify the module in the system. It should always be set to a unique number
within the modems in the system. This address is also used to access to the
module using the remote diagnostics protocol.

AT&W

Write Current Configuration to non-volatile storage

AT&Z

Stored Numbers – Up to 4 stored numbers, also “Auto Connect” number for
leased-line mode.

Format: “AT&Zx=nn,nn,nn,nn”. “x” = 0 to 3. “nn” = 1 to 127. Z0 is used for the
autoconnect number.

Z0 contains the autoconnect number for the RS232 port (If Fixed line &L1 is
selected)

Z3 contains the destination addressing for the RS485 port.

AT\B

Generate Break signal at remote modem. (Currently not implemented)

\Bn

“n” is the break length in units of 0.1 seconds.

AT\C

Radio Frequency Increment (Can only be set when #R Password entered)

\C5

Set Radio frequency increment to 5.00 kHz.

\C6

Set Radio frequency increment to 6.25 kHz.

AT\N

Radio Bandwidth (Can only be set when #R Password entered)

\N1

Set Radio to 2400 HZ bandwidth.

\N0

Set Radio to 4800 HZ bandwidth.

AT\P

Radio Power (Can only be set when #R Password entered)

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