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- Syntax: SETMODEM -fsetmodem.set1
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- File format rules:
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- A ">" must be in the first column for a command to be processed.
- The command ends with the first "<" character encountered.
- You can redefine the 'start' and 'terminate' command characters.
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- Caution: SETMODEM requires some sort of response back from the modem
- after sending it a command. If you have turned off echo (ATE0) or
- enabled quiet mode (ATQ1), then SETMODEM will wait 5 seconds for the
- modem to respond before timeout. Upon timeout, SETMODEM will terminate.
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- >BAUD19200< Not a modem command. It tells SETMODEM to set baud at 9600BPS.
- Select from 300/1200/2400/4800/9600/19200 BPS. See AT$SBn also.
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- CASEn< Where (n) is 1=Convert ALL input to upper case characters and
- 0=Do not convert input to upper case characters.
- Note: FAIL= and FAIL! are case sensitive.
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- WAITn< Wait (n) seconds, (n) is a number 0 to 60.
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- FAIL!text< SETMODEM will terminate if subsequent command(s) fail to reply
- with (text) reponse.
- FAIL!< SETMODEM will not terminate if subsequent command(s) fail to
- reply with a reponse (turns off FAIL!text).
- Note: FAIL modes can be changed anywhere in the script.
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- FAIL=text< SETMODEM will terminate if subsequent command(s) reply with
- (text) reponse.
- FAIL=< SETMODEM will not terminate if subsequent command(s) reply with
- a specific reponse (turns off FAIL=text).
- Note: FAIL modes can be changed anywhere in the script.
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- >FAIL!OK< We must always get an OK (upper case) message, but
- >FAIL=ERROR< if the reponse also included an ERROR (upper case), terminate.
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- FAIL< Display FAIL parameters.
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- ATZ< Zap or reset modem.
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- AT&F< Load Factory Defaults.
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- >AT#A0< Detect all speeds during HANDSHAKE,(9600,4800,2400,1200,300).
- AT#A1< Disable detection of 4800, (9600,2400,1200,300).
- AT#A2< Detect V.32 mode only (9600,4800).
- AT#A3< Disable V.32 mode when Answering,(2400,1200,300).
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- AT#F0< Online Fallback DISABLED.
- >AT#F1< Online Fallback ENABLED .
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- AT#T0< Trellis encoding off.
- >AT#T1< Trellis encoding on.
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- >AT$A0< Auto reliable buffering during linking OFF.
- AT$A1< Auto reliable buffering during linking ON.
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- >AT$BA0< Baud Adjust off - turns on speed conversion.
- AT$BA1< Baud Adjust on - truns off speed conversion, makes $SB = $MB.
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- >AT$D0< DTR dialing off.
- AT$D1< DTR dialing on, dial from memory ,(N0), when DTR goes high.
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- AT$F0< Link fallback off,DO NOT drop to normal if CARRIAGE RETURN received.
- >AT$F1< Fallback to normal if CARRIAGE RETURN received.
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- >AT$MB9600< Modem Baud rate, determines connection attempt speed.
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- >AT$MI0< MI/MIC command,for use with mimic phone systems.
- AT$MI< MI/MIC command,for use with mimic phone systems.
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- AT$R0< Disconnect after 12 Retransmits in Reliable mode.
- >AT$R1< Unlimited Retransmits in Reliable mode.
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- >AT$SB19200< Serial Baud rate, the speed the interface will send and rcv. data.
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- >AT&A0< Answerback disabled.
- AT&A1< Answerback enabled.
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- >AT&B0< Standard Transmit BUFFER size. (2k)
- AT&B1< Reduced BUFFER size. (512)
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- AT&BS0< Maximum Transmit BLOCK SIZE of 64 characters.
- >AT&BS1< Maximum Transmit BLOCK SIZE of 256 characters.
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- AT&C0< DCD forced on, (pin 8 of interface.)
- >AT&C1< DCD normal
- AT&C2< DCD forced on until disconnect, (S24) seconds low, then back on.
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- >AT&D0< DTR ignore.
- AT&D1< not used.
- AT&D2< DTR normal.
- AT&D3< DTR reset, Drop of DTR causes modem to reset.
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- >AT&E0< Normal mode.
- AT&E1< Auto reliable mode ,try MNP link, if it fails, fall back to normal.
- AT&E2< Reliable mode, connect only if MNP link can be established.
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- AT&E3< Flow control off.
- >AT&E4< CTS/RTS hardware Flow control method.
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- AT&E5< Xon-Xoff Flow control method.
- >AT&E6< Xon-Xoff Pass-thru off, valid only if &E5 is selected.
- AT&E7< Xon-Xoff Pass-thru on, valid only if &E5 is selected.
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- >AT&E8< ENQ/ACK protocol off.
- AT&E9< ENQ/ACK protocol on.
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- >AT&E10< Normal mode Flow control off.
- AT&E11< Normal mode Flow control on.
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- >AT&E12< Pacing off.
- AT&E13< Pacing on, modem will respond to users request to stop recieve data.
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- AT&E14< Compression off.
- >AT&E15< Compression on, modem will perform MNP class 5.
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- >AT&G0< Guard tones off, only for 1200/2400 international use.
- AT&G1< Guard tone 550 hz.
- AT&G2< Guard tone 1800 hz.
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- >AT&M0< Async mode.
- AT&M1< Sync mode, start in Async, go to Sync after CONNECT.
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- >AT&P0< Pulse dial ratio 60/40. (US)
- AT&P1< Pulse dial ratio 67/33. (International)
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- >AT&Q0< Enable RELIABLE and COMPRESSED responses.
- AT&Q1< Suppress RELIABLE and COMPRESSED responses.
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- AT&R0< CTS normal, (pin 5 of interface).
- >AT&R1< CTS forced on, but allowed to drop for flow control.
- AT&R2< CTS forced on until disconnect, drops for (S24) seconds then back on.
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- AT&S0< DSR forced on, (pin 6 of interface).
- AT&S1< DSR normal.
- >AT&S2< DSR forced on until disconnect, drops for (S24) seconds then back on.
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- AT&T4< Response to RDLB enabled.
- >AT&T5< Response to RDLB disabled.
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- ATB0< CCITT V21 mode at 300 baud.
- >ATB1< BELL mode at 300 baud.
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- ATDNn< Store dial string to location (n), (n) is a number 0 to 9.
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- >ATDT5551212N0< Store phone number to location 0.
- >ATDP5551212N1< Store phone number to location 1.
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- ATE0< Echo of commands off.
- >ATE1< Echo of commands on.
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- >ATH0< Hook on or Hang up.
- ATH1< Hook off or busy out.
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- ATI0< Identify modem model.
- ATI1< Identify modem revision.
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- ATL< List stored telephone numbers.
- ATL5< List current configuration parameters.
- ATL6< List current S-register values.
- ATL7< List additional configuration parameters.
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- ATM0< Speaker always off.
- >ATM1< Speaker on until connection.
- ATM2< Speaker always on.
- ATM3< Speaker on until handshake.
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- ATP< Pulse dial, used in dialing string
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- >ATQ0< Quiet mode off, send reponses.
- ATQ1< Quiet mode on, no responses.
- ATQ2< Quiet in ANSWER mode, respond only if AT is given.
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- >ATR0< Reverse mode off
- ATR1< Reverse mode on, makes Answer mode Orig. and Originate mode Ans.
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- ATSn?< S-register read value, (n) is a number 0 to 30
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- UNIT RANGE DEFAULT DESCRIPTION
- >ATS0=1< 1 Ring 0-255 1 Sets number of rings until ANSWER
- >ATS1=0< 1 Ring 0-255 0 Counts rings which have occurred
- >ATS2=43< ASCII 0-127 43 Sets escape code character (+)
- >ATS3=13< ASCII 0-127 13 Sets character used for RETURN
- >ATS4=10< ASCII 0-127 10 Sets character used for LINE FEED
- >ATS5=8< ASCII 0-127 8 Sets character used for BACK SPACE
- >ATS6=4< 1 Second 4-255 4 Sets wait time for dialtone
- >ATS7=30< 1 Second 1-45 30 Wait for carrier abort time
- >ATS8=4< 1 Second 4-255 4 Pause time for comma
- >ATS9=6< 100 MS 0-255 6 Carrier detect response time
- >ATS10=7< 100 MS 0-255 7 Loss of carrier disconnect time
- >ATS11=80< 1 MS 80-255 80 Touch tone duration and spacing
- >ATS12=50< 20 MS 0-255 50 Escape code guard time
- >ATS24=20< 50 MS 0-255 20 Drop time for &C2,&R2,&S2
- >ATS25=0< 100 MS 0-255 0 DTR drop time (0 = 50 MS)
- >ATS30=30< 1 Minute 0-255 0 Inactivity timer (0 = off)
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- >ATT< Tone dial, used in dialing string
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- ATU0< Analog loop test originate.
- ATU1< Analog loop test answer.
- ATU2< Remote Digital Loop Back.
- ATU3< Digtal Loop Back.
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- ATV0< Terse result codes . (digits)
- >ATV1< Verbose result codes. (words)
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- ATX0< Basic result codes. (CONNECT)
- ATX1< Extended result codes. (CONNECT 9600)
- ATX2< Wait for dialtone and say NO DIALTONE if there is not one and use X1.
- ATX3< Say BUSY if detected while dialing and use X1.
- >ATX4< Combine X1,X2,X3,(NO DIALTONE,BUSY) if detected.
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- This should be last parameter
- AT&W0< Parameters stored to memory, defaults come from memory.
- AT&W1< Parameters not stored to memory, use switches and factory defaults.
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