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GENERAL AT COMMANDS
AT - Gets the modem's attention; this prefix must be included in all commands unless otherwise noted
+++ - Switches the modem from data to command state; this command is not proceeded by AT.
A - Instructs the modem to attempt to answer a call.
A/ - Re-executes the last modem executed command; this is not proceeded by AT.
Bn - sets the operation standard 0=CCITT, 1=Bell
Cn - Turns the modem transmit carrier signal on and off 0=turn off the modem transmit carrier signal during normal operation; 1=Turn on modem transmit carrier signal during normal operation.
Dn - Dials the number, n; T - Touch-Tone dialing; P - Pulse dialing; , - pause 2 seconds; @ - Wait for 5 seconds of silence; R - Dial an originate-only modem; S=n - Dial one of four stored telephone numbers; : - Return to command mode after dialing; ! - Go on hook for 1/2 second.
En - Turns the command echo feature on/off so that your commands either are displayed or are not displayed on the screen 0=off, 1=on.
Hn - Causes the modem to hang up or pick up when in data mode 0=hang up, 1=pick up.
In - Identifies the modem code and the status of the ROM 0=display 3-digit product ID code (preset to 248); 1=display checksum; 2=display checksum and display OK or ERROR.
Ln Sets the internal speaker volume 0,1=lowest, 2=medium, 3=highest.
Mn - Determines when the speaker is on and off; 0=always off; 1=on during call and off when receiving data carrier; 2=always on; 3=off when receiving carrier and during dialing bu not when answering.
On Switches the modem from the command state to the on-line state; 0=returns the modem to the on-line state when a connection is still open, 1=returns the modem to the on-line state and initiates a V.22 bis retrain sequence.
Qn - Displays or suppresses (quiets) result codes 0=displays codes (default), 1=suppresses codes
Sr? - Read and display register r
Sr=n - Set register r to value n
Vn - Displays result codes in short form (numbers) or long form (test); 0=Send numeric responses; 1=send word responses.
Xn - Determines which result codes will be displayed following modem operations; 0=Basic response set, blind dialing; 1=Extended response set, blind dialing; 2=Extended response set, dial tone detection; 3=Extended response set, blind dialing, and busy signal detection; 4=Extended response set, dial tone, and busy signal detection.
Yn - Enables or disables the long-space disconnect 0=disable, 1=enable.
Zn - Resets the modem and recalls a user profile; 0=recall user profile 0; 1=recall user profile