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491
Data Communication
AT command
AT
＊
DGAPL= n[,cid]
AT ＊ DGARL= n[,cid]
AT
＊
DGPIR= n
+++
AT+CEER
AT+CGDCONT
AT+CGEQMIN
AT+CGEQREQ
AT+CGMR
AT+CGREG= n
[&F] [&W]
AT+CGSN
Set APN, which permits
incoming packet calls, by using
<cid> parameter defined by
+CGDCONT.
Set APN, which rejects
incoming packet calls, by using
<cid> parameter defined by
AT+CGDCONT.
This command setting is
effective when a call is going
out or coming in.
Even in the dial up network
setting, you can add 186
(informed) or 184 (not
informed) to the access point
number. (p.482)
In response to the escape
sequence, the online date
mode changes to the online
command mode while
maintaining the line connection.
Display the reason for
disconnection of the previous
call.
Set the access point name (APN)
at the time of packet origination.
Register the criterion for
deciding whether or not to
permit the QoS (quality of
service) notified from the
network side when PPP packet
communication is established.
Set QoS (quality of service)
that is requested to network
when originating PPP packet
communication call.
Display the FOMA terminal
version.
Specify whether to notify the
network registration condition.
The returned notification
shows whether you are inside
or outside the service area.
Display the product number of
FOMA terminal.
Description of parameters Outline Command execution example
n=0: Add the APN defined by <cid> to
incoming call permission list.
n=1: Delete the APN defined by <cid> from
incoming call permission list.
If <cid> is omitted, this will apply to all cid.
AT
＊ DGAPL?
: Display incoming call permission list.
n=0: Add the APN defined by <cid> to
incoming call rejection list.
n=1: Delete the APN defined by <cid> from
incoming call rejection list.
If <cid> is omitted, this will apply to all cid.
AT
＊
DGARL?
: Display incoming call rejection list.
n=0: Use APN as it is (initial value).
n=1: Use APN by adding “184”. (Caller ID is
always not sent.)
n=2: Use APN by adding “186”. (Caller ID is
always sent.)
AT ＊ DGPIR?
: Display the current setting.
−
<report>
See “List of disconnection reasons” (p.500).
p.496
AT+CGEQMIN=[parameter] (p.497)
AT+CGEQMIN=?
: Display a list of values that can be set.
AT+CGEQMIN?
: Displays the current setting.
AT+CGEQREQ=[parameter] (p.498)
AT+CGEQREQ=?
: Display a list of values that can be set.
AT+CGEQREQ?
: Displays the current setting.
−
n=0: Not informed (initial value).
n=1: Informed. Informed when switching
between “inside the service area” and
“outside the service area” is completed.
AT+CGREG?
: Display the current setting.
+CGREG : < n>,<stat>
n: Set value
stat:
0: Out of packet area.
1: Within packet area.
4: Unknown.
5: Within packet area
(during roaming).
−
AT
＊
DGAPL=0,1
OK
AT
＊
DGAPL?
＊ DGAPL:1
OK
AT
＊ DGAPL=1
OK
AT
＊ DGAPL?
OK
AT ＊ DGARL=0,1
OK
AT
＊ DGARL?
＊
DGARL:1
OK
AT
＊
DGARL=1
OK
AT
＊
DGARL?
OK
AT
＊
DGPIR=0
OK
AT
＊
DGPIR?
＊ DGPIR:0
OK
(Online data mode)
+++ (No display)
OK
AT+CEER
+CEER:36
OK
p.496
p.497
p.498
AT+CGMR
12345xxxxxxxxxxx
OK
AT+CGREG=1
OK
(Set to informed)
AT+CGREG?
+CGREG:1,0
OK
(outside the service area)
(When you move from “outside
the service area” to “inside the
service area”)
+CGREG:1
AT+CGSN
12345xxxxxxxxxx
OK
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