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AT+GCAP Displays the range of AT commands supported by the FOMA terminal in the “+GCAP: n,n,n” format.
n=+CGSM: Supports GSM commands (including the case for supporting a part).
n=+FCLASS: SuFCLASS commands.
n=+W: SuW commands.
ex. Enter AT+GCAP Display None Test AT+GCAP=?
AT+GMI Shows the manufacturer’s name of the FOMA terminal.
ex. Enter AT+GMI Display None Test AT+GMI=?
AT+GMM Shows the FOMA terminal name.
ex. Enter AT+GMM Display None Test AT+GMM=?
AT+GMR Shows the version of the FOMA terminal.
ex. Enter AT+GMR Display None Test AT+GMR=?
AT+IFC= [n,[m]] Specifies the local flow control between the PC and FOMA terminal.
n is for setting the DCE-by-DTE control.
n=0: Does not use the flow control. n=1: Uses XON/XOFF flow control.
n=2: Uses RS/CS (RTS/CTS) flow control. (default)
m is for setting the DTE-by-DCE control. If you omit this parameter, the same value as n is assumed.
m=0: Does not use the flow control. m=1: Uses XON/XOFF flow control.
m=2: Uses RS/CS (RTS/CTS) flow control. (default)
If you omit both parameters, “AT+IFC=2,2” is assumed.
*1, *2 ex. Enter AT+IFC=2,2 Display AT+IFC? Test AT+IFC=?
AT+WS46= [22] Specifies the radio network FOMA terminal uses to originate a call.
*1, *2 ex. Enter AT+WS46=22 Display AT+WS46? Test AT+WS46=?
ATA Specifies how to handle incoming packet or 64K data communications. For incoming packet
communications, you can specify the following:
ATA184: Receives an incoming call without the caller ID displayed
ATA186: Receives an incoming call with the caller ID displayed
ex. Enter ATA Display None Test None
A/ Reexecutes the previous command.
ex. Enter A/ Display None Test None
ATD Originates a packet or 64K data communication.
・
Packet communication: Enter “ATD
＊
99
＊＊＊
cid#”. If you omit cid parameter, “cid=1” is assumed.
When you enter it in the format starting with “ATD184 ＊ 99”, 184 (hide caller ID) is attached to the call
outgoing to the APN specified with cid parameter (186 (show caller ID) is treated in the same manner).
・ 64K data communication: Enter it in the format of “ATD phone number”.
・
Redialing: Enter in the format of “ATDL” or “ATDN”.
ex. Enter ATD phone number Display None Test None
ATE [n] Echoes back the characters sent from the PC.
n=0: Gives no echo back. (when parameter omitted)
n=1: Gives echo back. (default)
*1, *2 ex. Enter ATE0 Display None Test None
ATH Disconnects communication.
ex. Enter ATH Display None Test None
ATI [n] Shows the identification code.
n=0: Shows “NTT DoCoMo”. (when parameter omitted)
n=1: Shows the model name of the FOMA terminal. n=2: Shows the version of the FOMA terminal.
ex. Enter ATI0 Display None Test None
ATO Switches the mode from the online command to the online data.
ex. Enter ATO Display None Test None
ATQ [n] Specifies whether to show the result code on the PC.
n=0: Shows the result code. (default and when parameter omitted)
n=1: Does not show the result code.
*1, *2 ex. Enter ATQ0 Display None Test None
ATV [n] Specifies whether to show the result with numeric codes or text messages.
n=0: Shows the result with numeric codes. (when parameter omitted)
n=1: Shows the result with text messages. (default)
*1, *2 ex. Enter ATV1 Display None Test None
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
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