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ATX [n] Specifies whether to detect busy tone and dial tone, and whether to display the communication speed.
n=0: Busy tone not detected, dial tone not detected, communication speed not displayed. (when
parameter omitted)
n=1: Busy tone not detected, dial tone not detected, communication speed displayed.
n=2: Busy tone not detected, dial tone detected, communication speed displayed.
n=3: Busy tone detected, dial tone not detected, communication speed displayed.
n=4: Busy tone detected, dial tone detected, communication speed displayed. (default)
*1, *2 ex. Enter ATX1 Display None Test None
ATZ Resets FOMA terminal settings to those stored in the non-volatile memory with the AT&W command.
If you enter this command during receiving a packet or 64K data communication, the settings are reset
without affecting the call reception. If you enter it during communication, it disconnects the
communication first and resets the settings.
ex. Enter ATZ Display None Test None
ATS0= [n] Specifies the number of ringing signals (RING) which triggers automatic call acceptance on FOMA
terminal.
n=0: Does not accept calls automatically. (default and when parameter omitted) n=1 to 255
*1, *2 ex. Enter ATS0=0 Display ATS0? Test None
ATS2= [n] Specifies an escape character.
n=0 to 127 (43: Default 0: When parameter omitted 127: To disable the escape processing)
*1 ex. Enter ATS2=43 Display ATS2? Test None
ATS3= [13] Specifies a carriage return (CR) character that indicates the end of AT command’s character string
(the setting is not changeable). It is attached to the end of the echoed back command string and the
result code.
*1 ex. Enter ATS3=13 Display ATS3? Test None
ATS4= [10] Specifies the Line Feed (LF) character (the setting is not changeable). It follows the CR character
when the result code is displayed with text.
*1 ex. Enter ATS4=10 Display ATS4? Test None
ATS5= [8] Specifies a backspace (BS) character that deletes the last character in the input buffer while you are
entering an AT command (the setting is not changeable).
*1 ex. Enter ATS5=8 Display ATS5? Test None
ATS6= [n] Specifies the pause period before dialing. This command sets the register but no action will occur.
n=2 to 10: 2 to 10 seconds. (5: Default and when parameter omitted)
*1 ex. Enter ATS6=5 Display ATS6? Test None
ATS7= [n] Specifies the waiting time after dialing till connection is established for the packet or 64K data
communication.
n=1 to 255: 1 to 255 seconds. (60: default and when parameter omitted)
*1, *2 ex. Enter ATS7=60 Display ATS7? Test None
ATS8= [n] Specifies the comma dialing function (pause time). This command sets the register but the pause time
is fixed to 3 seconds.
n=0 to 255: 0 to 255 seconds. (3: default 0: When parameter is omitted)
*1 ex. Enter ATS8=3 Display ATS8? Test None
ATS10= [n] Specifies the permissible delay time before automatic disconnection. This command sets the register
but no action will occur.
n=1 to 255: in 1/10 seconds. (1: default and when parameter omitted)
*1, *2 ex. Enter ATS10=1 Display ATS10? Test None
ATS30= [n] Specifies the time elapsed after the last data transmission to activate automatic disconnection. This
command is effective for 64K data communication.
n=1 to 255: 1 to 255 minutes. n=0: Does not disconnect. (default and when parameter omitted)
*1 ex. Enter ATS30=0 Display ATS30? Test None
ATS103= [n] Specifies a mark to be used to delimit a destination sub-address if attached. This command is
effective for 64K data communication.
n=0: ＊ ( when parameter omitted) n=1: / (default) n=2: ￥
*1 ex. Enter ATS103=0 Display ATS103? Test None
ATS104= [n] Specifies a mark to be used to delimit a caller sub-address if attached. This command is effective for
64K data communication.
n=0: # (when parameter omitted) n=1: % (default) n=2: &
*1 ex. Enter ATS104=0 Display ATS104? Test None
AT ￥ S Shows the command settings and the contents of the S register.
ex. Enter AT ￥ S Display None Test None
AT ￥ V [n] Selects whether to use the extended result code for connection.
This command takes effect when the ATX command parameter is “n=1 to 4”.
n=0: Does not use the extended result code. (default and when parameter omitted)
n=1: Uses the extended result code.
*1, *2 ex. Enter AT ￥ V0 Display None Test None
Command Description & Parameter
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