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AT commands: Detailed description
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-M Plain text CONNECT messages
*AT-M0 : Plain text CONNECT messages
dependent on AT\V
AT-M1 : Plain text CONNECT messages
independent of AT\V
With the default setting AT-M0 , the return of plain text CONNECT messages
is dependent on the setting of the command AT\V . The bit rate at which the
connection was established is always returned.
The transfer speeds are not differentiated in plain text with the setting
AT-M1 . (CONNECT messages in short form are identical to those of AT-M0 ).
If the MicroLink ISDN i is configured to ATX0 , then the command AT-M has
no effect.
O Transition to online status
ATO
The command ATO can be used to switch back into the transfer mode to
resume online data transmission if the MicroLink ISDN i is in the command
mode after an escape command or a DTR transition from ON to OFF with a
preceding
AT&D1 .
\P Storing dial numbers
AT\Pmn
Up to ten dial numbers (m = 0 to 9) can be stored using this command.
The stored numbers n can be dialed using the commands ATDS , ATDS=m ,
ATD/ or ATD/m . These numbers remain when the modem is switched off.
The command AT\Pm deletes the number stored at location m.
The command AT\P corresponds to the command AT&Z . The numbers
stored with the command AT\P can thus be overwritten with the command
AT&Z . The number stored at location 0 is also used for automatic dialing
with DTR (see AT$D ).