MOTOROLA, INC.
3261FAST/3261FAST-SDC/3266FAST/3266FAST-SDC
Modem Type |
Data (synchronous/asynchronous) |
Maximum Data Rate |
28.8Kbps |
Data Bus |
External |
Data Modulation Protocol |
Bell 103A/212A ITU-T V.21, V.22, V.22bis, V.32, V.32bis, V.34 |
Error Correction/Compression |
MNP5, V.42, V.42bis Motorola Codex |
CONNECTIONS | |||
Purpose |
Location |
Purpose |
Location |
RETURN button |
BT1 |
Leased line out |
CN3 |
DOWN button |
BT2 |
120VAC power |
CN4 |
ACROSS button |
BT3 |
RS-232/422 |
CN5 |
ENTER button (Talk/Data) |
BT4 |
Network control out |
CN6 |
Switched line out |
CN1 |
Network control in |
CN7 |
Line in |
CN2 |
Power switch |
SW1 |
ELECTRICAL INTERFACE SELECTION | |
Interface |
SW2/1 |
EIA/TIA 232-D |
On |
ITU-T V.35 |
Off |
TEST/BUSY OUT ON PIN 25 | |
Mode |
SW2/2 |
Enable busy out when pin 25 is high |
Off |
Self test is in progress when pin 25 is high |
On |
FRONT PANEL CONFIGURATION | |
Mode |
SW2/3 |
Front panel enabled |
Off |
Front panel disabled |
On |
RESET MEMORY | |
Mode |
SW2/4 |
Normal operation |
Off |
Reset modem to factory settings |
On |
COMMAND SETS | |
Mode |
SW2/5 |
Command sets enabled |
Off |
Command sets disabled |
On |
FACTORY CONFIGURED - DO NOT ALTER | |
Switch |
Position |
SW2/6 |
Off |
DIAGNOSTIC LED(S) | |||
LED |
Color |
Status |
Condition |
RD |
Red |
On |
Modem is receiving data |
RD |
Red |
Off |
Modem is not receiving data |
TR |
Red |
On |
DTR signal is high |
TR |
Red |
Off |
DTR signal is low |
RI/OH |
Red |
On |
Switched line is off-hook or is ringing |
RI/OH |
Red |
Off |
Switched line is on-hook and is not ringing |
TD |
Red |
On |
Modem is transmitting data |
TD |
Red |
Off |
Modem is not transmitting data |
CD |
Red |
On |
Carrier signal detected |
CD |
Red |
Off |
Carrier signal not detected |
RC/NC |
Red |
On |
Modem is under remote or network control |
RC/NC |
Red |
Off |
Modem is under local control |
Proprietary AT Command Set
ADAPTIVE RATE | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *APn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *EC0 *DC1 *AP0 <CR> |
Description: |
Selects whether the modem will automatically adjust its speed according to line conditions. |
Command |
Function |
*AP0 |
Adaptive rate disabled. |
*AP1 |
Adaptive rate enabled. |
ANSWER/ORIGINATE MODE | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *CAn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *CA2 <CR> |
Description: |
Selects whether the modem is in answer or originate mode. |
Command |
Function |
*CA0 |
Modem is in originate mode. |
*CA1 |
Modem is in answer mode. |
*CA2 |
Modem is in answer mode only if pin 11 of the serial interface is high. |
*CA3 |
Modem switches to originate mode after auto-answer. |
AUTO-ANSWER | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *AAn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *AA5 S0=3 <CR> |
Description: |
Configures the modems response to an incoming call. |
Command |
Function |
*AA0 |
Modem will not answer incoming call. |
*AA1 |
Modem will answer incoming call on first ring. |
*AA2 |
Modem will answer incoming call on second ring. |
*AA3 |
Modem will answer incoming call on fourth ring. |
*AA4 |
Modem will answer incoming call on eighth ring. |
*AA5 |
Modem will answer according to register S0. |
AUTO-ANSWER - SWITCHED LINE | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *ASn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *AS0 H1 DT555-1212 <CR> |
Description: |
Selects whether the modem will answer an incoming switched line call while connected over the leased line. |
Command |
Function |
*AS0 |
Modem will ignore incoming switched line call. |
*AS1 |
Modem will disconnect from leased line to answer switched line call. |
BLIND DIALING DELAY | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *BDn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *BD2 S6=3 <CR> |
Description: |
Configures how long the modem will wait before it begins dialing when in blind dial mode. |
Command |
Function |
*BD0 |
Modem will wait 2 seconds before dialing. |
*BD1 |
Modem will wait 4 seconds before dialing. |
*BD2 |
Modem will wait according to register S6. |
BUFFER SIZE | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *NBn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *NB0 <CR> |
Description: |
Selects the modems transmit/receive buffer size. |
Command |
Function |
*NB0 |
Normal buffer size. |
*NB1 |
Small buffer size. |
BUSY OUT ON TEST MODE | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *LLn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *LL1 <CR> |
Description: |
Sends busy signal when modem is in a test mode. |
Command |
Function |
*LL0 |
Do not send busy signal when modem is in test mode. |
*LL1 |
Send busy signal when modem is in test mode. |
BREAK TYPE | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *BKn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *BK0 <CR> |
Description: |
Configures action of break signal. |
Command |
Function |
*BK0 |
Break empties buffer and is sent immediately. |
*BK1 |
Break does not empty buffer and is sent immediately. |
*BK2 |
Break does not empty buffer and is sent in sequence. |
CALLBACK DIAL TONE TIME | |
Type: |
Register |
Format: |
AT [cmds] S45=n [cmds] |
Example: |
ATS45=2 <CR> |
Default: |
5 |
Range: |
0-10 |
Unit: |
1 second |
Description: |
Sets the length of the dialtone generated by the callback feature to prompt for the password. |
CALLBACK NUMBER SOURCE | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *ZCn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *ZC10 *ZIsnarf <CR> |
Description: |
Configures where the callback function will obtain the number to call. |
Command |
Function |
*ZC0 |
Callback function disabled. |
*ZC10 |
Callback function will dial the number provided by the remote user. |
*ZC12 |
Callback function will dial the number stored in the memory location provided by the remote user. |
CALLBACK ONLY MODE | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *ZRn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *ZR0 S0=2 <CR> |
Description: |
Sets whether the modem is callback-only. |
Command |
Function |
*ZR0 |
Modem will accept both normal calls and callback calls. |
*ZR1 |
Modem will only accept callback calls. |
CALLBACK PASSWORD | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *ZIxxxx |
Example: |
AT *ZC10 *ZIsnarf <CR> |
Description: |
Sets the callback password to xxxx. The password must not be more than 10 characters. |
CALLBACK PASSWORD TIME | |
Type: |
Register |
Format: |
AT [cmds] S46=n [cmds] |
Example: |
ATS46=18 <CR> |
Default: |
12 |
Range: |
0-255 |
Unit: |
1 second |
Description: |
Sets the length of time in which the callback password must be entered. |
CALLBACK RINGBACK TONE | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *ZSn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *ZP2 *ZS1 <CR> |
Description: |
Selects whether the modem will generate a ringback tone upon receiving the correct callback password. |
Command |
Function |
*ZS0 |
Modem will not generate ringback tone. |
*ZS1 |
Modem will generate ringback tone. |
CALLBACK SECURITY | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *ZVn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *ZV1 S0=1 <CR> |
Description: |
Enables security for the callback function. |
Command |
Function |
*ZV0 |
Disables password verification and disables callback mode.. |
*ZV1 |
Enables password verification by the modem. |
CALLBACK STORED NUMBER | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *ZCn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *ZC3 *ZIsnarf <CR> |
Description: |
Callback function will dial the number stored in memory location n. |
CALLBACK TONES | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *ZPn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *ZP2 *ZS1 <CR> |
Description: |
Selects which tones the callback function will use to indicate operation. |
Command |
Function |
*ZP0 |
Callback tones disabled. |
*ZP1 |
Generate dialtone to prompt for password. |
*ZP2 |
Generate answer tone after password. |
*ZP3 |
Generate both tones. |
CALL WAIT TIMER | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *TTn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *TT5 S7=120 <CR> |
Description: |
Sets the length of time that the modem will wait for a call to succeed. |
Command |
Function |
*TT0 |
Modem will wait for 30 seconds. |
*TT1 |
Modem will wait for 45 seconds. |
*TT2 |
Modem will wait for 60 seconds. |
*TT3 |
Modem will wait for 90 seconds. |
*TT4 |
Modem will wait for 180 seconds. |
*TT5 |
Modem will wait according to register S7. |
CD SIGNAL | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] &Cn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT &C3 *RS1 *SR1 <CR> |
Description: |
Configures the behavior of the carrier detect signal. |
Command |
Function |
&C0 |
CD forced high. |
&C1 |
CD normal. |
&C2 |
CD forced high except during handshaking and disconnecting. |
&C3 |
CD follows remote RTS signal. |
&C4 |
CD forced high except during disconnecting. |
CD SIGNAL REACTION | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *CDn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *CD2 <CR> |
Description: |
Configures the modems response to loss of the carrier signal. |
Command |
Function |
*CD0 |
Modem ignores low CD. |
*CD1 |
Modem will wait for 3 seconds of low CD before disconnecting. |
*CD2 |
Modem will wait for 7 seconds of low CD before disconnecting. |
*CD3 |
Modem will wait according to register S10. |
COMPRESSION | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT *DCn |
Example: |
AT *EC0 *DC1 *AP0 <CR> |
Description: |
Selects data compression. |
Command |
Function |
*DC0 |
Data compression disabled. |
*DC1 |
Data compression enabled. |
CONNECT MESSAGE | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *MSn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *MS0 <CR> |
Description: |
Selects whether CONNECT message is sent before or after the carrier detect signal is high. |
Command |
Function |
*MS0 |
CONNECT sent after CD is high. |
*MS1 |
CONNECT sent before CD is high. |
CONNECT MODE | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *SMn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *SM1 DT555-1212 <CR> |
Description: |
Sets connect mode. |
Command |
Function |
*SM1 |
Direct mode. |
*SM0 |
Normal mode. |
*SM2 |
Reliable mode. |
*SM3 |
Auto-reliable mode. |
*SM4 |
If modem connects at faster than 1200bps, reliable mode will be used. At 1200bps or slower, normal mode will be used for asynchronous connections and direct mode for synchronous connections. |
CONNECTION SPEED LOWER LIMIT | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *MNn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *MN6 *MX14 *MM11 <CR> |
Description: |
Sets slowest allowed connection speed. |
Command |
Function |
*MN0 |
Select 300bps minimum speed. |
*MN1 |
Select 1200bps minimum speed. |
*MN2 |
Select 2400bps minimum speed. |
*MN3 |
Select 4800bps minimum speed. |
*MN4 |
Select 7200bps minimum speed. |
*MN5 |
Select 9600bps minimum speed. |
*MN6 |
Select 12Kbps minimum speed. |
*MN7 |
Select 14.4Kbps minimum speed. |
*MN8 |
Select 16.8Kbps minimum speed. |
*MN9 |
Select 19.2Kbps minimum speed. |
*MN10 |
Select 21.6Kbps minimum speed. |
*MN11 |
Select 24Kbps minimum speed. |
*MN12 |
Select 26.4Kbps minimum speed. |
*MN13 |
Select 28.8Kbps minimum speed. |
CONNECTION SPEED UPPER LIMIT | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *MXn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *MN6 *MX14 *MM11 <CR> |
Description: |
Sets fastest allowed connection speed. |
Command |
Function |
*MX0 |
Select 300bps maximum speed. |
*MX1 |
Select 1200bps maximum speed. |
*MX2 |
Select 2400bps maximum speed. |
*MX3 |
Select 4800bps maximum speed. |
*MX4 |
Select 7200bps maximum speed. |
*MX5 |
Select 9600bps maximum speed. |
*MX6 |
Select 12Kbps maximum speed. |
*MX7 |
Select 14.4Kbps maximum speed. |
*MX8 |
Select 16.8Kbps maximum speed. |
*MX9 |
Select 19.2Kbps maximum speed. |
*MX10 |
Select 21.6Kbps maximum speed. |
*MX11 |
Select 24Kbps maximum speed. |
*MX12 |
Select 26.4Kbps maximum speed. |
*MX13 |
Select 28.8Kbps maximum speed. |
CTS SIGNAL | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *CTn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *CT0 <CR> |
Description: |
Selects the function of the CTS signal. |
Command |
Function |
*CT0 |
CTS forced high. |
*CT1 |
CTS normal. |
*CT2 |
CTS forced high in command mode, forced low during handshaking and retraining, and follows RTS in data mode. |
*CT3 |
CTS forced high in asynchronous mode and behaves like *CT2 in synchronous mode. |
*CT4 |
CTS follows RTS. |
CTS/RTS DELAY | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *DLn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *DL1 O <CR> |
Description: |
When CTS is set to follow RTS, sets the delay between the RTS signal going high and CTS following. |
Command |
Function |
*DL0 |
CTS follows RTS immediately. |
*DL1 |
CTS follows RTS after 15ms. |
*DL2 |
CTS follows RTS after 60ms. |
*DL3 |
CTS follows RTS after 90ms. |
*DL4 |
CTS follows RTS according to S26. |
DIAL | |
Type: |
Immediate |
Format: |
AT [cmds] D <#> [; cmds] |
Example: |
AT H1 DT 9W *70, 1(303) 555-1212 <CR> |
Description: |
Dials telephone number according to any modifiers included in the string. |
Modifier |
Function |
DK |
Dialing paused for amount of time specified in S8 register. |
DP |
Pulse dialing enabled. |
DR |
Dial in answer mode. |
DS=n |
Number in memory location n dialed. |
DT |
Tone dialing enabled. |
DW |
Dialing resumed following dial tone detection. |
D, |
Dialing paused for amount of time specified in S8 register. |
D< |
Dialing paused for amount of time specified in S8 register. |
D! |
Flash function initiated. Modem commanded to go on-hook for specified time. |
D@ |
Modem waits for a ring-back signal followed by silence up to the time specified in S7 prior to executing the rest of the dial string. |
D& |
Flash function initiated. Modem commanded to go on-hook for specified time. |
D; |
Modem returned to idle state after dialing. The semicolon can only be placed at the end of the dial command. |
D: |
Dialing resumed following dial tone detection. |
DIAL PAUSE TIME | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *DPn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *DP9 S8=1 <CR> |
Description: |
Sets the time the modem will wait when it encounters a pause symbol in a dial string. |
Command |
Function |
*DP0 |
Modem will pause for 3 seconds. |
*DP1 |
Modem will pause for 6 seconds. |
*DP2 |
Modem will pause for 9 seconds. |
*DP3 |
Modem will pause for 12 seconds. |
*DP4 |
Modem will pause according to register S8. |
DIAL RESTRICTIONS | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *ZDn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *ZD10 S0=1 <CR> |
Description: |
Sets the restrictions on dial commands. |
Command |
Function |
*ZD0 |
Unrestricted dialing. |
*ZD1 |
Redial and auto-redial disabled. |
*ZD2 |
Manual dial, redial, and auto-redial disabled; only stored numbers may be dialed. |
DIAL TONE WAIT TIME | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *DDn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *DD9 S7=1 <CR> |
Description: |
Configures how long the modem will wait for a dial tone. |
Command |
Function |
*DD0 |
Modem will wait 2 seconds for dial tone. |
*DD1 |
Modem will wait 3 seconds for dial tone. |
*DD2 |
Modem will wait 4 seconds for dial tone. |
*DD3 |
Modem will wait 6 seconds for dial tone. |
*DD4 |
Modem will wait 12 seconds for dial tone. |
*DD5 |
Modem will wait 15 seconds for dial tone. |
*DD6 |
Modem will wait 20 seconds for dial tone. |
*DD7 |
Modem will wait 30 seconds for dial tone. |
*DD8 |
Modem will wait 40 seconds for dial tone. |
*DD9 |
Modem will wait according to register S7. |
DIAL TYPE SELECTION | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *PTn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *PT0 D555-1212 <CR> |
Description: |
Selects which type of dialing will be used as default. |
Command |
Function |
*PT0 |
Tone dialing will be used as default. |
*PT1 |
Pulse dialing will be used as default. |
*PT2 |
Attempt to use tone dialing; if this fails, use pulse dialing. |
DIAL STORED PHONE NUMBER | |
Type: |
Immediate |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *DSn |
Example: |
ATM0 *DS5 <CR> |
Description: |
Dials a stored phone number. |
DISCONNECT BUFFER MODE | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *DBn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *DB0 <CR> |
Description: |
Configures when the modem will disconnect if there is data in the transmit or receive buffers. |
Command |
Function |
*DB0 |
Modem will disconnect immediately. |
*DB1 |
Modem will disconnect after time in S38 or when buffers have emptied, whichever occurs first. |
*DB2 |
Modem will wait until buffers have emptied, then disconnect after time in S38. |
*DB3 |
Modem will disconnect after time in S38. |
DISCONNECT SEQUENCE | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *MDn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *MD0 <CR> |
Description: |
Selects whether the modem will inform the remote modem before disconnecting. |
Command |
Function |
*MD0 |
Modem disconnects without signalling the remote modem. |
*MD1 |
Modem signals the remote modem to disconnect. |
DISPLAY STORED NUMBERS | |
Type: |
Immediate |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *NDn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT*CN3,555-1212 *ND <CR> |
Description: |
Displays the phone number in the memory location indicated. If no location is indicated they will all be displayed. |
DSR SIGNAL | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *MRn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *MR0 <CR> |
Description: |
Selects the function of the DSR signal. |
Command |
Function |
*MR0 |
DSR normal. |
*MR1 |
DSR forced high. |
*MR2 |
DSR follows DTR. |
*MR3 |
DSR normal, except forced low on disconnect. |
*MR4 |
DSR follows DTR, except forced low on disconnect. |
DTR CHANGE DELAY | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *DTn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT*DT0 S25=2 <CR> |
Description: |
Sets maximum time a change in the DTR signal will be ignored. |
Command |
Function |
*DT0 |
DTR will be ignored according to register S25. |
*DT1 |
DTR will be ignored for 10 seconds. |
*DT2 |
DTR will be ignored for 15 seconds. |
DTR DIALING | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *DAn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *DA1 DT555-1212 <CR> |
Description: |
Sets the DTR dialing function to dial the number at memory location n. |
DTR SIGNAL | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] &Dn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT &D1 <CR> |
Description: |
Configures the behavior of the Data Terminal Ready signal. |
Command |
Function |
&D0 |
DTR forced high. |
&D1 |
Modem will enter command mode on low DTR. |
&D2 |
Modem will disconnect on low DTR. |
&D3 |
Modem will disconnect and reset on low DTR. |
&D4 |
DTR dialing enabled. |
&D5 |
On high DTR, modem will answer an incoming call, or enable DTR dialing if no call is detected. Modem will disconnect on low DTR. |
&D6 |
On low DTR, modem will disconnect and will not dial or answer an incoming call until DTR is high again. |
ERROR CORRECTION IDENTIFICATION | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *SLn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *EC1 *SL1 <CR> |
Description: |
Selects what type of error correction the modem will identify itself with to remote modems. |
Command |
Function |
*SL0 |
Modem will identify itself as MNP5 modem. |
*SL1 |
Modem will identify itself as Motorola Codex modem. |
ERROR CORRECTION MODE | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *ECn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *EC0 *DC1 *AP0 <CR> |
Description: |
Selects active error correction protocols. |
Command |
Function |
*EC0 |
MNP and LAPM enabled. |
*EC1 |
LAPM only enabled. |
*EC2 |
MNP only enabled. |
EXTERNAL INITIALIZATION | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *OPn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *OC1 *OP14 <CR> |
Description: |
Selects the profiles for the external initialization function. |
Command |
Function |
*OP0 |
External initialization disabled. |
*OP1 |
Select profile 2 on low signal, and profile 1 on high signal. |
*OP2 |
Select profile 3 on low signal, and profile 1 on high signal. |
*OP3 |
Select profile 4 on low signal, and profile 1 on high signal. |
*OP4 |
Select profile 1 on low signal, and profile 2 on high signal. |
*OP5 |
Select profile 3 on low signal, and profile 2 on high signal. |
*OP6 |
Select profile 4 on low signal, and profile 2 on high signal. |
*OP7 |
Select profile 1 on low signal, and profile 3 on high signal. |
*OP8 |
Select profile 2 on low signal, and profile 3 on high signal. |
*OP9 |
Select profile 4 on low signal, and profile 3 on high signal. |
*OP10 |
Select profile 1 on low signal, and profile 4 on high signal. |
*OP11 |
Select profile 2 on low signal, and profile 4 on high signal. |
*OP12 |
Select profile 3 on low signal, and profile 4 on high signal. |
EXTERNAL INITIALIZATION PIN SELECT | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *OCn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *OC1 *OP14 <CR> |
Description: |
Selects which pin will control the external initialization function. |
Command |
Function |
*OC0 |
External initialization controlled by pin 14. |
*OC1 |
External initialization controlled by pin 20. |
FLOW CONTROL | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *MFn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *MF1 *DF1 *FL5 <CR> |
Description: |
Selects flow control. |
Command |
Function |
*MF0 |
Flow control disabled. |
*MF1 |
Flow control enabled. |
FLOW CONTROL TYPE | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *FLn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *MF1 *DF1 *FL5 <CR> |
Description: |
Sets type of flow control used by modem. |
Command |
Function |
*FL0 |
Flow control disabled. |
*FL1 |
XON/XOFF flow control enabled. |
*FL2 |
CTS/DTR flow control enabled. |
*FL3 |
CTS/RTS flow control enabled. |
*FL4 |
XON/XOFF pass-through flow control enabled. |
*FL5 |
Synchronous transmit clock signal flow control enabled. |
HANDSHAKE OPTIONS | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *FCn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *FC0 <CR> |
Description: |
Disables various parts of the handshake sequence. |
Command |
Function |
*FC0 |
Normal handshake sequence. |
*FC1 |
Billing delay removed and auto-baud tone shortened by 1 second. |
*FC2 |
*FC1 plus training time is shortened by 2 seconds in V.32 and V.32bis modes. |
*FC3 |
*FC2 plus negotiation of error correction and compression is removed. |
INACTIVITY TIMER | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *SIn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *SI5 S30=40 <CR> |
Description: |
Sets the length of time that the modem does not receive information before it disconnects. |
Command |
Function |
*SI0 |
Inactivity timer disabled. |
*SI1 |
Modem will disconnect after 3 minutes of inactivity. |
*SI2 |
Modem will disconnect after 10 minutes of inactivity. |
*SI3 |
Modem will disconnect after 20 minutes of inactivity. |
*SI4 |
Modem will disconnect after 30 minutes of inactivity. |
*SI5 |
Modem will disconnect according to register S30. |
LEASED LINE BACKUP - HOLD BACKUP CONNECTION | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *HDn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *HD2 <CR> |
Description: |
Configures modem to hold switched line connection while testing the leased line. |
Command |
Function |
*HD0 |
Do not hold connection. |
*HD1 |
Hold connection for 1 minute. |
*HD2 |
Hold connection for 2 minutes. |
*HD3 |
Hold connection for 3 minutes. |
*HD4 |
Hold connection for 4 minutes. |
*HD5 |
Hold connection for 5 minutes. |
LEASED LINE BACKUP - RESTORAL OPTIONS | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *REn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *RE0 D555-1212 <CR> |
Description: |
Selects what will initiate the restoral of a leased line connection. |
Command |
Function |
*RE0 |
Restoral disabled. |
*RE1 |
Modem will restore connection only when the Talk/Data button is pressed. |
*RE2 |
Modem will restore connection when DTR signal goes high. |
*RE3 |
Modem will restore connection when ITU-T circuit 116 goes high. |
*RE4 |
Modem will restore connection automatically. |
*RE5 |
Modem will enable command set when DTR signal goes high. |
*RE6 |
Modem will enable command set when ITU-T circuit 116 goes high. |
LEASED LINE BACKUP RETURN TIME | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *LEn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT*LE1 <CR> |
Description: |
Sets the amount of time until the modem will reconnect to the leased line connection. |
Command |
Function |
*LE0 |
Modem will reconnect when the Talk/Data button is pressed. |
*LE1 |
Modem will reconnect after 15 minutes. |
*LE2 |
Modem will reconnect after 30 minutes. |
*LE3 |
Modem will reconnect after 1 hour. |
*LE4 |
Modem will reconnect after 2 hours. |
*LE5 |
Modem will reconnect after 4 hours. |
LEASED LINE BACKUP THRESHHOLD | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *DIn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *DI1 O <CR> |
Description: |
Sets the number of retrains at which the modem will initiate a leased-line backup procedure. |
Command |
Function |
*DI0 |
Backup initiated after 3 retrains in 5 minutes at high-speed connection, or 6 retrains in 5 minutes for low-speed connection. |
*DI1 |
Backup initiated after 6 retrains in 10 minutes at high-speed connection, or 12 retrains in 10 minutes for low-speed connection. |
*DI2 |
Backup initiated after 5 retrains in 5 minutes at high-speed connection, or 10 retrains in 5 minutes for low-speed connection. |
*DI3 |
Backup initiated after 10 retrains in 10 minutes at high-speed connection, or 20 retrains in 10 minutes for low-speed connection. |
LINE TYPE | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] &Ln [cmds] |
Example: |
AT &L2 H1 DT555-1212 <CR> |
Description: |
Selects line type. |
Command |
Function |
&L0 |
Switched line. |
&L1 |
2-wire leased line. |
&L2 |
4-wire leased line. |
LINK STORED NUMBERS | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *LNm,n [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *LN1,2 <CR> |
Description: |
Links two stored phone numbers in sequence so that if one fails, the next one will be dialed. If the second number is omitted, the link from the first number will be cleared. |
LOCAL SERIAL PORT SPEED | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *DEn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *DE16 *OS0 *SC1 <CR> |
Description: |
Sets serial port speed. |
Command |
Function |
*DE2 |
Sets 300bps speed. |
*DE3 |
Sets 600bps speed. |
*DE4 |
Sets 1200bps speed. |
*DE5 |
Sets 2400bps speed. |
*DE6 |
Sets 4800bps speed. |
*DE7 |
Sets 7200bps speed. |
*DE8 |
Sets 9600bps speed. |
*DE9 |
Sets 12Kbps speed. |
*DE10 |
Sets 14.4Kbps speed. |
*DE11 |
Sets 16.8Kbps speed. |
*DE12 |
Sets 19.2Kbps speed. |
*DE13 |
Sets 21.6Kbps speed. |
*DE14 |
Sets 24Kbps speed. |
*DE15 |
Sets 38.4Kbps speed. |
*DE16 |
Sets 57.6Kbps speed. |
*DE17 |
Sets 64Kbps speed. |
*DE18 |
Sets 72Kbps speed. |
*DE19 |
Sets 76.8Kbps speed. |
*DE20 |
Sets 96Kbps speed. |
*DE21 |
Sets 115.2Kbps speed. |
*DE22 |
Sets speed automatically. |
*DE23 |
Sets 48Kbps speed. |
*DE24 |
Sets 56Kbps speed. |
*DE25 |
Sets 26.4Kbps speed. |
*DE26 |
Sets 28.8Kbps speed. |
*DE28 |
Sets 128Kbps speed. |
LOCAL SERIAL PORT SPEED ADJUST | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *OSn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *DE16 *OS0 *SC 1 <CR> |
Description: |
Sets the maximum amount to adjust the local serial port speed by. |
Command |
Function |
*OS0 |
Adjust local serial port speed by no more than -1%. |
*OS1 |
Adjust local serial port speed by no more than -2.5%. |
LOCK SERIAL PORT | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *SCn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *DE16 *OS0 *SC1 <CR> |
Description: |
Sets operation of serial port speed. |
Command |
Function |
*SC0 |
Serial speed follows connect speed. |
*SC1 |
Serial speed locked. |
LOOPBACK TEST ON PIN 18 | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *LAn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT*LA0 <CR> |
Description: |
Controls whether the modem will perform a local analog loopback test when pin 18 goes high. |
Command |
Function |
*LA0 |
Pin 18 has no function. |
*LA1 |
Pin 18 going high causes the modem to perform local analog loopback test. |
LOOPBACK TEST ON PIN 21 | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *LDn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT*LD0 <CR> |
Description: |
Controls whether the modem will perform a remote digital loopback test when pin 21 goes high. |
Command |
Function |
*LD0 |
Pin 21 has no function. |
*LD1 |
Pin 21 going high causes the modem to perform remote digital loopback test. |
NETWORK OPTIMIZATION | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *NCn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *NC0 <CR> |
Description: |
Selects options to make the modem operate more efficiently when using the network control option. |
Command |
Function |
*NC0 |
Normal operation. |
*NC1 |
Level 1 optimization; limits serial port rate to 21.6Kbps. |
*NC2 |
Level 2 optimization; limits serial port rate to 19.2Kbps. |
NRZI INTERFACE | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *DFn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *MF1 *DF1 *FL5 <CR> |
Description: |
Configures DTE non return to zero interface. |
Command |
Function |
*DF0 |
NRZ command and connect modes. |
*DF1 |
NRZI command and connect modes. |
PARITY | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *RPn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *RP0 *SM1 <CR> |
Description: |
Sets the parity of the modem. |
Command |
Function |
*RP0 |
Parity determined by V.25bis settings. |
*RP1 |
Even parity. |
*RP2 |
Odd parity. |
*RP3 |
MARK parity. |
*RP4 |
SPACE parity. |
PROTOCOL | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *LSn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *LS1 <CR> |
Description: |
Selects the protocol for low-speed data calls. |
Command |
Function |
*LS0 |
Bell protocols. |
*LS1 |
ITU-T protocols. |
PROTOCOL/SPEED | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *MMn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *MN6 *MX14 *MM11 <CR> |
Description: |
Selects the current protocol. |
Command |
Function |
*MM0 |
Selects V.32bis and below. |
*MM1 |
Selects V.32 and below. |
*MM2 |
Selects V.32bis and V.32. |
*MM3 |
Selects V.32 only. |
*MM4 |
Selects V.22bis only. |
*MM5 |
Selects Bell 212 only. |
*MM6 |
Selects Bell 103 only. |
*MM7 |
Selects V.21 only. |
*MM10 |
Selects all protocols. |
*MM11 |
Selects V.34 only. |
*MM12 |
Selects non-TCM V.32 only. |
RECEIVE LEVEL COMPENSATION | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *LCn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT*LC1 <CR> |
Description: |
Allows the modem to compensate for lossy line conditions. |
Command |
Function |
*LC0 |
Compensation disabled. |
*LC1 |
Compensation enabled. |
REDIAL | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *DRn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *DR20 DT1 (303) 443-3388 <CR> |
Description: |
Sets the number of times the modem will attempt to redial a number. A value of 0 will disable redial. |
REDIAL LAST NUMBER | |
Type: |
Immediate |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *RDn |
Example: |
AT *RD20 <CR> |
Description: |
Redials last number dialed the number of times specified. |
REMOTE CONFIGURATION | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *RCn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *RC0 D555-1212 <CR> |
Description: |
Initiates and ends remote configuration sessions. |
Command |
Function |
*RC0 |
Quits the current remote configuration session and saves changes. |
*RC1 |
Quits the current remote configuration session without saving. |
*RC2 |
Attempts to initiate a remote configuration session. |
REMOTE CONFIGURATION PERMISSION | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *RAn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *RA0 D555-1212 <CR> |
Description: |
Selects whether remote modems may configure the local modem. |
Command |
Function |
*RA0 |
Remote configuration requests will be denied. |
*RA1 |
Remote configuration requests will be allowed. |
REMOTE RTS/CD SIGNALING | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *SRn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT &C3 *RS1 *SR1 <CR> |
Description: |
Selects what type of remote RTS/CD signaling the modem will use. |
Command |
Function |
*SR0 |
Modem will use Motorola Codex signaling. |
*SR1 |
Modem will use ITU-T V.13 signaling. |
RETRAIN SENSITIVITY | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *RTn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT &C3 *RT1 <CR> |
Description: |
Sets how poor line conditions must be before the modem will initiate a retrain. |
Command |
Function |
*RT0 |
Modem will not initiate retrain. |
*RT1 |
Modem will initiate retrain when the Bit Error Rate exceeds 10 -4 for eight seconds, or for one second in V.22bis mode. |
*RT2 |
Modem will initiate retrain when the Bit Error Rate exceeds 10 -3 for eight seconds, or for one second in V.22bis mode. |
REPORT INFORMATION | |
Type: |
Immediate |
Format: |
AT [cmds] &In [cmds] |
Example: |
AT &I1 &W <CR> |
Description: |
Displays modem properties. |
Command |
Function |
&I0 |
Reports modem firmware revision. |
&I1 |
Reports factory product code. |
&I2 |
Reports modem country code. |
&I3 |
Reports product code. |
&I4 |
Reports network address. |
&I5 |
Reports serial number. |
REPORT INFORMATION AND CONFIGURATION PROFILE | |
Type: |
Immediate |
Format: |
AT [cmds] &Vn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT &V0 <CR> |
Description: |
Reports active configuration profile and other information. |
Command |
Function |
&V0 |
Report active configuration profile, connection status, and internal modem information. |
&V1 |
Report active configuration profile. |
RESULT CODE - DTE/DCE | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *CMn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT X4 *CM0 <CR> |
Description: |
Selects whether modem will display DTE or DCE speed in the result code. |
Command |
Function |
*CM0 |
Modem will display DTE speed. |
*CM1 |
Modem will display DCE speed. |
RESULT CODE - RELIABLE MODE | |
Type: |
Immediate |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *XCn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *XC0 <CR> |
Description: |
Configures result codes for reliable mode. |
Command |
Function |
*XC0 |
Reliable mode result codes disabled. |
*XC1 |
Short reliable mode result codes. |
*XC2 |
Long reliable mode result codes. |
RTS SIGNAL | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *RSn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT &C3 *RS1 *SR1 <CR> |
Description: |
Configures the behavior of the Ready to Send signal. |
Command |
Function |
*RS0 |
RTS normal. |
*RS1 |
RTS forced high. |
*RS2 |
RTS follows remote CD signal. |
SDC MODE WAIT FOR FRAME | |
Type: |
Immediate |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *TDn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *TD0 <CR> |
Description: |
Selects whether the modem will wait for the end of a frame it is receiving before transmitting. |
Command |
Function |
*TD0 |
Modem will wait for end of frame. |
*TD1 |
Modem will begin transmission before the end of a frame by using the clock signal. |
*TD2 |
Modem will begin transmission before the end of a frame by using a calculated time delay. |
SETUP PASSWORD | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *PWxxxx/yyyy [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *PWMicroHouse/FuBaR *PE0 *PF <CR> |
Description: |
Changes the modems password. xxxx represents the old password, and yyyy represents the new. |
SETUP PASSWORD ENABLE | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *PEn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *PWMicroHouse/FuBaR *PE0 *PF <CR> |
Description: |
Enables the password function to lock the modems settings. |
Command |
Function |
*PE0 |
Setup password function disabled. |
*PE1 |
Setup password function enabled. |
SETUP PASSWORD LOCK | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *PF [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *PWMicroHouse/FuBaR *PE0 *PF <CR> |
Description: |
Locks the modems settings. |
SETUP PASSWORD UNLOCK | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *PNxxxx [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *PNFuBaR <CR> |
Description: |
Unocks the modems settings. |
STORE PHONE NUMBER IN NVRAM | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *CNn, <#> |
Example: |
AT*CN3,555-1212 *ND <CR> |
Description: |
Stores a phone number in the modems memory. |
TEST/BUSY OUT ON PIN 25 | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *LTn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *LT0 <CR> |
Description: |
Configures pin 25 for testing or busy out. |
Command |
Function |
*LT0 |
Enable busy out when pin 25 is high. |
*LT1 |
Self test is in progress when pin 25 is high. |
TOUCH-TONE LENGTH | |
Type: |
Immediate |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *TLn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *TL0 <CR> |
Description: |
Determines how long the modem will dial a touch-tone digit. |
Command |
Function |
*TL0 |
Modem will dial each digit for 72ms. |
*TL1 |
Modem will dial according to register S11. |
V.32 NEGOTIATION MODE | |
Type: |
Configuration |
Format: |
AT [cmds] *AYn [cmds] |
Example: |
AT *AY0 H1 DT555-1212 <CR> |
Description: |
Selects how the modem negotiates V.32 modulation during handshaking. |
Command |
Function |
*AY0 |
If V.32 tone is not detected during answer-back tone, modem will negotiate down to V.22bis. |
*AY1 |
Modem will continue attempting to negotiate V.32 after answer-back tone. |