Foma SO903i, Руководство пользователя

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AT Command List
AT commands that can be used for FOMA SO903i are listed below.
[&F] : Commands that have their settings initialized by the AT&F command.
[&W] : Commands that have their settings saved by the AT&W command. You can use the ATZ command to call back the setting value.
Command Outline/Parameter Input example
A/ Re-executes the last executed command. A/
AT%V Displays the version of the FOMA terminal in the “Verx.xx” format. AT%V
AT&C<n> Selects the operating conditions for the circuit CD signal to DTE. AT&C1
n=0 Always sets the CD signal to ON (When the parameter is omitted).
[&F][&W]
n=1 Changes CD signal in accordance with the other party’s modem
status (Default).
AT&D<n> Selects the operation that takes place when the circuit ER signal
received from DTE changes to ON/OFF. AT&D1
n=0 Ignores the ER signal state (Always ON) (When the parameter is omitted).
n=1 Sets the online command mode if the ER signal changes from ON
to OFF.
[&F][&W] n=2 Sets the offline mode if the ER signal changes from ON to OFF (Default).
AT&E<n> Selects specification of the speed indication during connection. AT&E1
n=0 Displays the communication speed between wireless sections.
[&F][&W]
n=1 Displays the communication speed between a PC and FOMA
terminal (Default).
AT&F<n> Sets the AT command setting values of the FOMA terminal to default.
When this command is executed during communication, the
operation for disconnecting the communication is performed. AT&F0
n=0 Only n=0 can be specified (Can be omitted).
AT&S<n> Sets the control of the DR signal to be output by the FOMA terminal. AT&S0
n=0 Always sets the DR signal to ON (Default, when the parameter is omitted).
[&F][&W] n=1 Sets the DR signal to ON when the line is connected.
AT&W<n> Writes the current setting value to the FOMA terminal. AT&W0
n=0 Only n=0 can be specified (Can be omitted).
AT ＊ DANTE Displays the radio wave condition of the FOMA terminal in the “ ＊
DANTE:m” format.
m=0: Outside of the service area, m=1-3: Number of antennas
displayed on the FOMA terminal.
AT ＊ DANTE
AT ＊ DANTE=?
AT ＊ DGANSM=<n> Sets the Accept/Reject call to packet incoming call. AT ＊ DGANSM=0
AT ＊ DGANSM?
AT ＊ DGANSM=?
n=0 Sets the Accept/Reject call setting to OFF (Default).
n=1 Sets the Reject call to ON.
n=2 Sets the Accept call to ON.
AT ＊ DGAPL=<n>[,<cid>] Sets a host (APN) that accepts a packet incoming call. The <cid>
parameter defined by “+CGDCONT” is used as an APN.
If <cid> is omitted, all cid are added/deleted. AT ＊ DGAPL=0,1
AT ＊ DGAPL?
AT ＊ DGAPL=?
n=0 Adds an APN defined by <cid> to the Accept call list.
n=1 Deletes an APN defined by <cid> from the Accept call list.
AT ＊ DGARL=<n>[,<cid>] Sets a host (APN) that rejects a packet incoming call. The <cid>
parameter defined by “+CGDCONT” is used as an APN.
If <cid> is omitted, all cid are added/deleted. AT ＊ DGARL=0,1
AT ＊ DGARL?
AT
＊
DGARL=?
n=0 Adds an APN defined by <cid> to the Reject call list.
n=1 Deletes an APN defined by <cid> from the Reject call list.
AT ＊ DGPIR=<n> Sets the Notify caller ID ON/OFF when sending/receiving data on
packet communication. AT ＊ DGPIR=0
AT ＊ DGPIR?
AT ＊ DGPIR=?
n=0 Uses an APN as it is (Default).
n=1 Adds “184” to an APN.
n=2 Adds “186” to an APN.
AT
＊
DRPW Displays the received power indicator of radio waves being
received by the FOMA terminal in the “
＊ DRPW:m” format (m=0-75).
AT
＊
DRPW
AT ＊ DRPW=?
AT+CEER Displays the reason for disconnection of the last communication
(P.20). AT+CEER
AT+CEER=?
AT+CGDCONT=[<cid>[,“PPP”[,“<APN>”]]] Sets a host (APN) during outgoing packet transmission. AT+CGDCONT=2,“PPP”,“abc”
AT+CGDCONT=
※ 1
AT+CGDCONT=<cid> ※ 2
AT+CGDCONT?
AT+CGDCONT=?
cid=1-10 Used for managing hosts (APN) saved in the FOMA terminal for
packet communication
APN=Arbitrary Host-specific arbitrary character string that indicates a host
※ 1 Resets all cid to the default settings. ※ 2 Resets a specified cid to the default setting.