AT COMMANDS SET FOR MODEM BLASTER (5633) VER 1.01 3/22/2001
*** AT COMMANDS ***
A Answer command: This command will cause the modem to immediately go
into answer mode. The modem will go off hook and begin the answer
handshake.
Dn Dial command: This command will cause the modem to go off hook and
dial. There several modifiers that effect this command.
0 through 9 are the digits the modem will dial.
* Useable with tone dial only.
# Useable with tone dial only.
L Re-dial last number.
P Will cause the modem to pulse dial.
T Will cause the modem to tone dial.
S=n Will dial stored phone number. n = 0 to 3.
W Will cause the modem to go off hook and wait the amount of
time specified in the S6(W-class) or S7(US) register.
, Will cause the modem to wait the amount of time specified in
the S8 register before it Will continue executing the rest of
the dialing string.
! Will cause the modem to go on then off hook for the time set
by the S29 register.
@ Will cause the modem to wait the amount of time specified in
the S7 register followed by 5 seconds of silence before
continuing to execute the dial string.
& Wait for credit card dialing tone. Will wair for the amount of
time set by the S6(W-class) or S7(US model).
; Will cause the modem to enter command mode without initiating
the hand shake tones.
En Echo mode
n = 0 Does not echo AT commands to host.
*n = 1 Does echo AT commands to host.
Hn Switch hook mode
*n = 0 Modem goes on hook.
n = 1 Modem goes off hook.
In Report product information.
n = 0 Report 0
n = 1 Report 1
n = 2 Report 2
n = 3 Report 3
n = 4 Report 4
n = 5 Report 5
n = 6 Report 6
n = 7 Report 7
Ln Speaker volume control.
n = 0 speaker off.
*n = 1 Low speaker volume.
n = 2 Medium speaker volume.
n = 3 High speaker volume.
Mn Speaker control.
n = 0 Speaker is always off.
*n = 1 Speaker is on until carrier is detected.
n = 2 Speaker is always on.
n = 3 Speaker is off during dialing and on until carrier is
detected.
On Go back into data mode when modem is on-line command mode.
n = 0 Returns the modem back into data mode without hand shaking.
n = 1 Returns the modem back into data with handshaking.
Qn Result codes
*n = 0 Enable result codes to DTE.
n = 1 Disable result codes to DTE.
Vn Result code form
n = 0 Result codes reported in a numeric form.
*n = 1 Result codes reported in a verbose form.
Xn Result code options
n = 0 Enables result codes 0-4 and 8 , detection of dial tone and
busy disabled.
n = 1 Enables result codes 0-4 and connect XXXX, detection of dial
tone and busy disabled.
n = 2 Enables result codes 0-6, and connect XXX and detection of
busy is disabled.
n = 3 Enables result codes 0-4, 8 and connect XXXX, detection of
dial tone and busy disabled.
*n = 4 Enables all result codes and detection of dial tone and busy
enabled.
Zn Resets modem
*n = 0 Resets the modem and loads stored profile 0 to the modem.
n = 1 Resets the modem and loads stored profile 1 to the modem.
&Cn Data carrier detect mode
n = 0 RLSD is always on.
*n = 1 RLSD follows the state of the remote carrier.
&Dn Data terminal ready mode
n = 0 Modem ignores DTR
n = 1 Upon on to off transition of DTR, modem enters online
command state and issues an OK
state without disconnecting.
*n = 2 Upon on to off transition of DTR the modem instructs the
underlying modem to perform orderly cleardown of call
&F Loads the factory defaults settings to the modems active profile.
&Gn Guard tone , only works in ITU-T V.22 bis 1200 bps or 2400 bps.
*n = 0 Disables guard tone.
n = 1 Disables guard tone.
n = 2 Sets guard tone to 1800 Hz.
&V View stored and active profiles.
&W Stores current configuration
%En Enable/disable line Quality monitor and auto-retrain
n = 0 Disable line Quality monitor and auto-retrain.
n = 1 Enabled line Quality monitor and auto-retrain.
+MS Select Modulation.
Format +MS=<carrier>,<AUTOMODE>,<MIN_TX_RATE>,<MAX-TX_RATE>,
<MIN_RX_RATE>,<MAX_RX_RATE>
+VSP=n SpeakerPhone on/off
n = 0 Off
n = 1 On
+VDX=n SpeakerPhone full duplex mode
n = 0 Half duplex
n = 1 Full duplex
+VNH=n Automatic hangup control
n = 0 Modem enables automatic hangup
n = 1 Modem disables automatic hangup
n = 2 Modem disables automatic hangup and performs only
logical hangup
+VIP0 Voice initialization all paramters
+VRXn Start Modem Recieve (Record)
n = 0 Start voice record without periodic tone
n = 1 start voice record with periodic tone
+VTX Start modem transmit (Playback)
*** S RERGISTERS FOR MODEM BLASTER ***
S0 Number of rings needed to auto answer: Sets the number of rings
needed to make the modem perform an auto answer.
default=0 Range 0-255
S1 Ring Counter: Records the number of rings the modem has
detected. Resets to 0 if no rings are detected in 8 seconds.
default=0 range 0-255
S2 Escape Character:Decimal number representing an ASCII character.
default=43 (ASCII +) range 0-127
S3 Carriage Return Character: Decimal number representing an ASCII
character.
default=13 (ASCII enter) range 0-127
S4 Line Feed Character: Decimal number representing an ASCII
character.
default=10(ASCII line feed) range 0-127
S5 Back Space Character: Decimal number representing an ASCII
character.
default=8(ASCII back space) range 0-127
S6 Wait Time Before Blind Dialing: Number of seconds after the
modem goes off hook before it will dial.
default=2 range is 2-255 sec.
S7 Wait Time For Carrier Detect, for silence or for Dial Tone after
the W dial modifier: This sets the amount of time the modem will
wait for theremote carrier befor disconnecting. The amount of
time the modem will wait for silence after the @ dial modifier.
Sets the amount of time the modem will wait for dialtone after
the (W) dial modifier.
default=50 range 1-255 sec.
S8 Pause Time for Dial delay:
The amount of time the (,) will cause the modem to pause.
default=2 range0-255sec.
S10 Hang Up Delay After Loss of Carrier: The amount of time after
the remote carrier is lost before this modem will disconnect.
default=14 range 1-255 1/10 of a sec.
S11 DTMF Dialing Speed: Determines the length of the dual dialing
tones.
default=95 range 50-255 ms.
S12 Escape prompt delay: Sets the amount of time betweem the last
character in the escape sequence befor an OK will be sent.
default=50 range 0-255 1/50 of a sec.
S29 Flash Dial Modifier time: sets the lenght of time that the
modem will go on hook after encountering the (!) dial modifier.
default=70 range 0-255 1/100 of a sec.
*** RESPONCE CODES FOR MODEM BLASTER ***
0 = OK
1 = CONNECT
2 = RING
3 = NO CARRIER
4 = ERROR
6 = NO DIALTONE
7 = BUSY
8 = NO ANSWER
24 = DELAYED
32 = BLACKLISTED
33 = FAX
35 = DATA
+F4 = +FCERROR
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