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Command Reference
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!MPPADCONF=
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!MPPADCONF?
PAD configuration (continued)
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Escape option
<escape>=
When exchanging binary data, it is best to use option 3 or 4 so that TIES (Time
Independent Escape Sequence) is disabled. (Otherwise, if the string “AT+++” occurs
in the data, it will cause the modem to switch to command mode.)
0 TIES—the modem switches to command mode on receipt of the sequence:
“AT+++”.
1 TIES and DTR option 1— the modem switches to command mode on receipt of
the sequence, “AT+++”, or, when the DTR line switches from on to off
(maintaining any connected call).
2 TIES and DTR option 2— the modem switches to command mode on receipt of
the sequence, “AT+++”, or, when the DTR line switches from on to off
(terminating any connected call).
3 DTR option 1—the modem switches to command mode only when the DTR line
switches from on to off (maintaining any connected call).
4 DTR option 2—the modem switches to command mode only when the DTR line
switches from on to off (terminating any connected call).
NOTE: When switching to command mode during a PAD session using “AT+++” , the
“AT” must be included and must be in upper case. When command mode is invoked
in this way, The PAD session remains open. The command “ATO” can then be used
to resume the PAD session. The command “ATH” will close the PAD session.
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Include/exclude forwarding character
<fwden>=
0 Disabled
1 On receipt of the primary forwarding character, PAD sends the packet, including
the primary forwarding character, and terminates the session.
2 On receipt of the primary forwarding character, PAD forwards the packet,
without including the primary forwarding character, and terminates the session.
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Forwarding character
<fwdchar>=
ASCII code (0-255) for the forwarding character (by default, 13 or <CR>).
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Maximum packet length
<thre>=
Length in bytes (minimum 1, maximum 1460). The default is 1460.
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Enable/disable echo
<echo>=
0 Disabled
1 Enabled
When enabled, the PAD echoes every character received from the host. If input buffer
editing is also enabled, on receipt of the backspace character, the PAD echoes the
following:<backspace character><space><backspace character>. (The backspace
character is defined using the <bs> parameter.)
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Input buffer editing
<edit>=
0 Disabled
1 Enabled
When enabled, the PAD removes the last character from the input buffer on receipt of
the backspace character. (The backspace character is defined using the <bs>
parameter.)
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Input buffer backspace character
<bs>=
ASCII code (0-255) for the backspace character (by default, 8, <BS>).
!MPPADCONF? returns the current PAD configuration.
Table 3-9: Command Reference Table (ASCII Alphabetic)
Command Description