Foma M702iG, Руководство пользователя

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AT&E<n>
[&F]
Select the specification to show
the connection speed. n=0 : Show the
communication speed
for wireless segment.
n=1 (default)
: Show the
communication speed
between the PC and
FOMA handset.
AT&E0
OK
AT&F<n> Reset the FOMA handset AT
command set values to factory
defaults. If executed during a
communication, the line is
disconnected. Only n=0 can be set
(skippable) AT&F
OK
AT&S<n>
[&F]
Set the control of DR (data set
ready) signals output by the
FOMA handset. n=0 (default)
: Set DR signals always
to ON.
n=1 : Set DR signals to ON
when the line is
connected.
AT&S0
OK
AT
＊
DANTE
[=?]
Displays the number of
antennas of signal strength.
(0 to 5) If you execute "AT*DANTE",
it will be displayed in the
form of "*DANTE: <n>".
n=0 : Out of the service area
of the FOMA handset
n=1 : 1 antenna bar of the
FOMA handset
n=2 : 2 antenna bars of the
FOMA handset
n=3 : 3 antenna bars of the
FOMA handset
n=4 : 4 antenna bars of the
FOMA handset
n=5 : 5 antenna bars of the
FOMA handset
AT
＊
DANTE
＊ DANTE: 5
OK
AT ＊ DGPIR=<n>
[?] [=?]
The setting of this command
becomes valid when a call for
packet communication is dialed.
184/186 can also be added to
the APN number even for the
setting of a dial-up network. n=0 (default)
: Use APN as it is.
n=1 : Add “184” to APN
(always hide).
n=2 : Add “186” to APN
(always show).
AT ＊ DGPIR=0
OK
AT ＊ DRPW
[=?]
Show an indicator of the
received radio signal power at
the FOMA handset.
(0 : lowest - 75 : highest value)
ー
AT ＊ DRPW
＊
DRPW : 0
OK
+++ Switch the FOMA handset from
the on-line data mode to on-line
command mode. This command is not
applicable to the connection
using packet
communication. (Online Data Mode)
+++ (Unable to see the
display)
OK
AT+CACM=
<passwd>
[?]
Reset the cumulative billing
value recorded on the UIM. If the password meets with
this command, it resets the
cumulative billing value
recorded on the UIM.
Passwd=PIN2 code
* This is a string parameter,
and should be put in “”
when entered.
AT+CACM=“0123”
OK
AT Command Overview Parameters/Description Command Examples
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