Foma F903i' 06.10, User Manual

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ATS5=<n> Sets the back space (BS) character. When this character is detected during command input,
the last character in the input buffer is deleted.
n=8 (fixed value)
ATS5? : Displays current settings
ATS5=8
OK
ATS6=<n> Sets pause time (seconds) until dialing commences but doest not operate.
n= : 2-10 (default: n=5)
ATS6? : Displays current settings
ATS6=5
OK
ATS8=<n> Sets pause time (seconds) until commas are dialed but does not operate.
n=0-255 (fixed value: n=3)
ATS8? : Displays current settings
ATS8=3
OK
ATS10=<n>
*1
Sets the delay time (1/10 seconds) for automatic disconnection but does not operate.
n=1-255 (default: n=1)
ATS10? : Displays current settings
ATS10=1
OK
ATS30=<n> Sets a period of time (minutes) with no data transmission/reception to terminate the
connection for 64K data communications.
n=0-255: (default: n=0, n=0 indicates that inactive timer is set to OFF.)
ATS30? : Displays current settings
ATS30=0
OK
ATS103=<n> Sets the separator used to append and send received sub addresses in 64K data
communication.
n=0 :
＊
n=1 : / slash (default) n=2 :
￥
or \
ATS103? : Displays current settings
ATS103=1
OK
ATS104=<n> Sets the separator used to append and send outgoing sub addresses in 64K data
communication.
n=0 : #
n=1 : % (default) n=2 : &
ATS104? : Displays current settings
ATS104=1
OK
ATV<n>
*1
Sets result code display method.
n=0 : Number display
n=1 : Alphabetical display (default)
ATV1
OK
ATX<n>
*1
Sets whether to detect busy or dial tones and whether to display the speed in the
"CONNECT" display for the connection.
Busy tone detection: Sends "BUSY" response when dialup connection is busy.
Dial tone detection: Detects whether FOMA terminal is connected.
n=0 : No busy tone, no dial tone detected, and no speed is displayed
n=1 : No busy tone, no dial tone detected, and speed is displayed
n=2 : No busy tone, dial tone detected, and speed is displayed
n=3 : Busy tone detected, no dial tone detected, and speed is displayed
n=4 : Busy tone detected, dial tone detected, and speed is displayed (default)
When n=0 is set, AT&E and AT
￥
V command will be unavailable.
ATX4
OK
ATZ
*3
FOMA terminal AT command settings are reset to the status of nonvolatile memory.
When this command is executed during communication, the terminal is reset after the line
is disconnected (displaying "NO CARRIER").
ATZ
OK (When in offline mode)
AT%V Displays FOMA terminal version in "VerX.XX" format.
AT%V
Ver1.00
OK
AT&C<n>
*1
Sets the operating conditions of the circuit CD (DCD) for DTE.
n=0 : Always ON
n=1 : Varies according to line connection status (default)
When set to n=0, the CD signal is set to ON directly before sending "CONNECT" when
ending connection. The CD signal is set to OFF directly before the line is disconnected and
"NO CARRIER" is sent.
AT&C1
OK
AT&D<n>
*1
Sets the operation performed when circuit ER (DTR) signal received from DTE is switched
from ON to OFF while online data mode takes effect.
n=0 : Ignores status (status is always considered to be ON)
n=1 : Moves to online command mode when status changes from ON to OFF
n=2 : Disconnects line and move to offline mode when status changes from ON to OFF
(default)
AT&D2
OK
AT&E<n>
*1
Sets type of speed display used when connection is made.
n=0 : Displays communication speed of wireless zone
n=1 : Displays communication speed between PC and FOMA terminal (default)
AT&E1
OK
Upper slot: Command
Lower slot: Example
Description