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STE User’s Manual Remote Control Operations
Rel. 2.6 8-15
level> followed by the VERIFY prompt and wait for a response. If AT+C2 is entered, processing
completes.
For both the responder and the initiator, the following rules apply:
If AT+C2 is entered prior to the VERIFY prompt, the error result code is returned but the call will remain
connected and the request will remain in progress. Receipt of any other AT command will cause the error
result code to be returned and the call terminated. Entering any character other than an AT command will
cause the error result code to be returned but the call will remain connected and the request will remain in
progress.
8-5.2.31 AT+DR
AT+DR? – Return the V.44 enabled/disabled status of the DTE as a single ASCII character followed by
the 0/OK result code (0 = disabled; 1 = enabled) for the STE-R terminals loaded with V.44 software.
AT+DR=x – Enable (x=1) or disable (x=0) sending the V.44 intermediate result code prior to sending the
connect result code for STE-R terminals with V.44 software.
8-5.2.32 AT+DS
AT+DS44=x – Enable(x=3) or disable (x=0) FNBCT V.44 data compression on a STE-R loaded with V-44
software. Returns the error result code if V.44 software is not loaded.
8-5.2.33 AT+H
Terminate any call in progress and return the STE to the Command State and on-hook to the network.
8-5.2.34 AT+I
Send authentication information associated with the local user or terminal to the DTE regardless of the
S14 register Q and V settings. If a security association is not established, send the error result code to
the DTE.
8-5.2.35 AT+L[0]
Send the last number dialed during the current Remote Control session to the DTE.
8-5.2.36 AT+L1
Send the calling party number received in the ISDN incoming call Setup message to the DTE as a
verbose ASCII string of 0 to 32 characters enclosed in parentheses followed by the OK result code. If a
call is not established on an ISDN Network, send the error result code to the DTE.
8-5.2.37 AT+L2
Send the called party number received in the ISDN incoming call Setup message to the DTE as a
verbose ASCII string of 0 to 32 characters enclosed in parentheses followed by the OK result code. If a
call is not established on an ISDN network, send the error result code to the DTE.
8-5.2.38 AT+M1
Send the security association maximum security level to the DTE as a verbose ASCII string (TOP
SECRET, SECRET, CONFIDENTIAL or UNCLASSIFIED) framed by carriage return and line feed
characters (as defined by S3 and S4) regardless of the S14 register Q and V setting. If a security
association is not established, send the error result code to the DTE.
8-5.2.39 AT+M2
Send the security association security minimum level to the DTE as a verbose ASCII string (TOP
SECRET, SECRET, CONFIDENTIAL or UNCLASSIFIED) framed by carriage return and line feed
characters (as defined by S3 and S4) regardless of the S14 register Q and V setting. If a security
association is not established, send the error result code to the DTE.