AT Commands
F-58 AT Commands
*W
n Store Complete Configuration
Stores complete user profile n (where n = 0 to 3) (Default is 0).
Stores all active commands and registers as well as the restricted S-registers not stored
with &W. (See the &W command description.)
Save telephone numbers independently with the \Pn and &Zn= commands. The *W
command saves the serial port speed and parity and the modem port speed in effect
when you enter *W .
See also the &W, &Y, and Z commands.
NOTES
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The &W and *W commands share the same stored configuration area. Issue one
of these commands to override the other stored settings.
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The &W command setting stores default settings for the restricted S-registers. If
&W is issued after issuing *W, the default settings for the restricted S-registers
are stored. If you change the setting of one of the restricted S-registers and want
to save it, use the *W command instead of the &W command.
X
n Extended Result Codes
X0
Modem ignores dial tone and busy signals. Displays CONNECT when it establishes a
connection. Smartmodem 300 compatible.
X1
Modem ignores dial tone and busy signals. Sends a connect result code including bps
rate when it establishes a connection.
X2
Modem ignores busy signals. Displays NO DIALTONE if it does not detect one within
5 seconds of dialing. Sends a connect result code reflecting bps rate when it establishes
a connection.
X3
Modem ignores dial tone. Displays BUSY if it detects a busy signal. Sends a connect
result code reflecting bps rate when it establishes a connection.
X4
Displays NO DIALTONE if it does not detect one within 5 seconds of dialing.
Displays BUSY if it detects a busy signal. Sends a connect result code reflecting bps
rate when it establishes a connection.
Determines whether the modem responds to dial tone and busy signals, and what kind
of CONNECT result codes are displayed. Result codes are further controlled by the Vn
command. Result codes indicate MNP reliable mode only when either \V1, \V2, \V3,
\V4, or -M1 is set. When the modem ignores dial tone, it waits for the register S6 time
delay to expire and then dials regardless of whether a dial tone is present.
