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Data Comm
unication
AT&F n Restore all of registers to their
defaults. If this command is input
during communication, the circuit will
be disconnected. Only n =0 can be specified (can be omitted). At the time of on-line
command mode
AT&F
NO CARRIER
(Change to off-line
command mode)
At the time of off-line
command mode
AT&F
OK
AT&F?
ERROR
AT&F=?
ERROR
AT&S n
[&F] [&W]
Set the Data Set Ready signal to be
output to DTE. n =0 : DR is always ON (initial value).
n =1 : DR signal is ON when the line is
connected (when the communication call
is established).
AT&S0
OK
AT&W n Store the current settings. Only n =0 can be specified (can be omitted). AT&W0
OK
AT&W
OK
AT&W?
ERROR
AT&W=?
ERROR
AT ＊ DANTE Displays the FOMA terminal signal
reception level. 0: FOMA terminal out of signal reception area
1: FOMA terminal signal reception level of 1 bar
2: FOMA terminal signal reception level of 2
bars
3: FOMA terminal signal reception level of 3
bars
AT ＊ DANTE
＊ DANTE: 3
OK
AT ＊ DANTE=?
＊ DANTE: (0-3)
OK
AT ＊ DGANSM= n Set the reject/permit mode setting for
the packet incoming call. This
command is effective for those
incoming packet calls after the setting
command is input. n =0 : Disable the incoming call reject (AT ＊
DGARL)/permit setting (AT ＊ DGAPL)
(initial value).
n =1 : Enable the incoming call reject setting.
n =2 : Enable the incoming call permit setting.
AT ＊ DGANSM?
: Display the current setting.
AT ＊ DGANSM=0
OK
AT
＊ DGANSM?
＊
DGANSM:0
OK
AT ＊ DGAPL= n [,cid] Set APN, which permits incoming
packet calls, by using <cid>
parameter defined by +CGDCONT. n =0 : Add the APN defined by <cid> to
incoming call permission list.
n =1 : Delete the APN defined by <cid> from
incoming call permission list.
If <cid> is omitted, this will apply to all cid.
AT
＊ DGAPL?
:Display incoming call permission list.
AT ＊ DGAPL =0,1
OK
AT
＊ DGAPL?
＊ DGAPL:1
OK
AT
＊
DGAPL =1
OK
AT
＊ DGAPL?
OK
AT ＊ DGARL= n [,cid] Set APN, which rejects incoming
packet calls, by using <cid>
parameter defined by +CGDCONT. n =0 : Add the APN defined by <cid> to
incoming call rejection list.
n =1 : Delete the APN defined by <cid> from
incoming call rejection list.
If <cid> is omitted, this will apply to all cid.
AT
＊ DGARL?
: Display incoming call rejection list.
AT ＊ DGARL =0,1
OK
AT
＊ DGARL?
＊
DGARL:1
OK
AT
＊ DGARL =1
OK
AT
＊
DGARL?
OK
AT ＊ DGPIR= n This command is valid when sending/
receiving packet communication with
caller ID and no caller ID.
Even in the dial up network setting,
you can add 186 (informed) or 184
(not informed) to the access point
number. (P. 503) n =0 : Use APN as it is (initial value).
n =1 : Use APN by adding “184”. (Caller ID is
always not sent.)
n =2 : Use APN by adding “186”. (Caller ID is
always sent.)
AT ＊ DGPIR?
: Display the current setting.
AT ＊ DGPIR =0
OK
AT
＊ DGPIR?
＊ DGPIR:0
OK
AT command Outline Description of parameters
Command execution
example