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Data
Transmission
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Specifying “caller ID notified/not notified” in dial-up network
Also by dial-up network setting (see page 491), you can add “186
(notified)” or “184 (not notified)” to each access point number.
When you specify “186 (notified)” or “184 (not notified)” using both the
＊
DGPIR command and dial-up network setting, the caller ID is set
as follows:
●
To connect to “mopera U” or “mopera”, you need to notify the
access point of your caller ID.
“
ファイル
(File)” menu
Select “
ハイパーター
ミナルの終了
(Exit Hyper Terminal)” to exit
the Hyper Terminal
●
If message “
現在、接続されています。切断してもよろしいです
か
? (Currently connected. Do you want to disconnect this line?”
appears, select “
はい
(Yes)”.
●
Message “
セッション
XXX
を保存しますか
? (Do you want to
save session XXX?)” then appears. You do not need to
especially save that session.
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Displays may differ depending on the personal computer you use.
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The access point name (APN) is information to be registered in the
FOMA phone, so if you connect another FOMA phone, you need to
register the access point name (APN) again.
●
To continue using the access point name (APN) of the personal
computer, register the same access point name (APN) for the same
cid number in the FOMA phone.
●
If the entered AT command is not displayed, enter “ATE1
”.
Information
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cid (Registration number)
The FOMA phone has registration numbers, cid1 to cid10. cid1
contains “mopera.ne.jp” and cid3 contains “mopera.net” as an access
point name (APN). To connect to a provider other than “mopera U” or
“mopera”, you need to set the access point name (APN) to one of
cid2 or cid4 through cid10 as specified by the provider or network
administrator.
Default cid contents
Registration No. (cid)
Access point name (APN)
1
mopera.ne.jp (“mopera”)
2
Not defined
3
mopera.net (“mopera U”)
4 to 10
Not defined
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“Phone number” for connecting to an access point name
(APN) you register in cid
“
＊
99
＊＊＊
<cid No.>
＃
”
(Example) When connecting to the access point name (APN) you
register in cid2, enter the following:
＊
99
＊＊＊
2
＃
Dial-up network
setting (cid = 3)
＊
99
＊＊＊
3#
184
＊
99
＊＊＊
3#
186
＊
99
＊＊＊
3#
“Caller ID notified /
not notified” with
＊
DGPIR command
Not set
Not notified
Notified
Not set
Not notified
Notified
Not set
Not notified
Notified
Caller ID notified / not
notified
Notified
Not notified
Notified
Not notified
(“184” specified in the dial-
up network has a priority)
Notified
(“186” specified in the dial-
up network has a priority)
For packet transmission, you can specify whether you
notify the access point of your caller ID (caller ID
notified/not notified). The caller ID is your important
information; so, take a great care to notify your
caller ID.
You can use the AT command to specify “caller ID
notified/not notified” before dial-up connection.
You can specify “caller ID notified/not notified” with the
＊
DGPIR command.
Setting Caller ID Notified/Not Notified
Start the transmission software such as
“Hyper Terminal”.
●
See page 488 for details on how to operate “Hyper Terminal”.
1
Use the
＊
DGPIR command (see page 502) to
specify “caller ID notified/not notified”.
●
To automatically add “184 (not notified)” for outgoing or incoming
call, enter
AT
＊
DGPIR=1
●
To automatically add “186 (notified)” for outgoing or incoming
call, enter
AT
＊
DGPIR=2
2
Confirm that “OK” appears on the display.
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About resetting and confirming the access point name (APN)
settings
You can use AT commands to reset and confirm the access point
name (APN) settings.
Resetting access point name (APN)
The access point name (APN) for cid=1 returns to “mopera.ne.jp”
(default), and for cid=3 returns to “mopera.net” (default); the settings
for cid=2 and cid=4 to cid10 are reset to being unregistered if you
reset them.
(Entry method)
AT+CGDCONT=
(When resetting all the cid contents)
AT+CGDCONT=<cid>
(When resetting only a specific cid)
Confirming access point name (APN)
The currently specified access point name appears on the screen.
(Entry method)
AT+CGDCONT?
