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(Please note that this is the
basic AT Command set. Many modems do NOT conform to this command set.
However, most of these commands remain the same, or similar from modem to
modem.)
Quickly Referenced Commands
%An
- "Auto-Reliable Fallback Character Selection"
%Cn
- "Data Compression"
%En
- "Auto-Retrain"
%Fn
- "v.23 Mode Select"
%Gn
- "Auto-Fallback/Fall-Forward"
%L - "Line
Signal Level Return"
%Q - "Line
Signal Quality Return"
%TTn
- "Test Mode"
Verbosely Referenced Commands
%An
- "Auto-Reliable Fallback Character Selection" -
This command selects the character to be used for auto-reliable fallback.
%A0
- Disable auto-reliable fallback characters
%A1
through %A127
- Selects an ASCII character for auto-reliable fallback
%Cn
- "Data Compression" - This command selects the data
compression.
%C0
- Disable data compression
%C1
- MNP5
%C2
- v.42bis
%C3
- MNP5 and v.42bis
%En
- "Auto-Retrain" - This command selects the
auto-retrain and fallback/fall-forward modes.
%E0
- Disable auto-retrain
%E1
- Enable auto-retrain
%E2
- Enable auto-fallback/fall-forward
%Fn
- "v.23 Mode Select" - This command selects the mode
of operation for v.23 split speed.
%F0
- Disable v.23
%F1
- Split speed: 75bps upstream/1200bps downstream
%F2
- Split speed: 1200bps upstream/75bps downstream
%F3
- Half duplex: 1200bps upstream/1200bps downstream
%Gn
- "Auto-Fallback/Fall-Forward" - This command turns
auto-fallback/fall-forward on or off.
%G0
- Disabled
%G1
- Enabled
%L
- "Line Signal Level Return" - This command returns
the line signal level.
%Q
- "Line Signal Quality Return" - This command
returns the line signal quality.
%TTn
- "Test Mode" - This command is used for line tests
using PTT test signals.
This page was last modified on Wednesday, 18-Jul-2007 14:20:49 EDT.
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