Sierra Wireless MP 700 Series, Command Reference Manual

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Command Reference
Rev 3.2 Oct.05 87
+CPBF
(continued) Find phonebook entries (continued)
Supported values
<string>
is alphanumeric, with a maximum length of
<tlength>
as noted above.
Returned parameters from searches are:
•
<index>:
Integer values indicating the phonebook location of the returned
entry.
•
<number>:
A string of type specified in
<type>
, showing the phone number
of the entry.
•
<type>:
The type of address octet in integer format (see GSM 04.08 [8]
subclause 10.5.4.7).
•
<text>:
A string of maximum length
<tlength>
, with a character set as
specified in
+CSCS
(page 93), indicating the name of the entry.
+CPBR=<index>
[,<index> (etc.)]
+CPBR=?
Read phonebook entries
Similar to
+CBPF
(page 86), but instead of searching by alphanumeric string,
returns phonebook entries from the preferred memory (see
+CPBS
, page 87)
using the specified
<index>
numbers.
All returned values are as discussed in
+CPBF
on page 86.
+CPBR=?
returns the index location range supported by the current storage as
a compound value, and the maximum lengths of the
<number>
and
<text>
fields
(i.e.
<nlength>
,
<tlength>
:
+CPBF: <indexrange>,<nlength>,<tlength>
Note: If
+CPBS
has set the phonebook memory to use the SIM card,
parameter lengths may not be available.
+CPBS=<type>
+CPBS?
Phonebook memory storage
Sets which memory type to use for phonebook commands.
+CPBS?
returns the
current storage type in use (a string value), as well as the number of used
locations and the total number of locations in the memory (both integers):
+CPBF: <type>,<used>,<total>
Supported values
The following memory types may be set for
<type>
:
•
<type>=DC:
The dialled calls list (
+CPBW
not applicable—page 88)
•
<type>=FD:
The SIM fixed dialing phonebook
•
<type>=LD:
The SIM last dialing phonebook
•
<type>=ON:
The SIM’s or modem’s “own numbers” (MSISDNs) list
•
<type>=SM:
The SIM phonebook
Note: If the phonebook memory is set to use the SIM card, parameter lengths
may not be available (see
+CPBF
,
+CPBR
, and
+CPBW
commands, pages 86,
87, and 88).
Table 3-9: Command Reference Table (ASCII Alphabetic)
Command Description