Multi-Tech Systems MTSGSM manual AT Commands, S-Registers, and Error Codes, Ats, Atz

		Chapter 5 - AT Commands, S-Registers, and Error Codes
ATS	Access an S-register
Syntax	ATSn=s where n is the S-register to be accessed and s is the value to be set or a ?
	to read the register value.
Description	The ATS command is used to read and write the values of the S-registers.
	ATSn=sWrite the value s to S-register number n.
	ATSn=?Read and display the number stored in S-register number n.
ATZ	Reset modem
Syntax	ATZ
Description	The ATZ command resets the modem. The default settings are restored. The Z
	command is equivalent of restarting the modem.
A/	Execute previous command again
Syntax	A/
Description	Execute previous command again. This command reexecutes the last command that
	was executed by the modem. This command shall not be followed by a carriage
	return.
&F	Load factory settings
Syntax	AT&F
Description	The AT&F command restores the factory (default) settings of the modem. This
	includes restoring all the S-registers to their default settings.
&J	Telephone jack selection
Syntax	AT&J
Description	The AT&J command has no meaning and is implemented only for compatibility
	reasons.
&K	Select flow control
Syntax	AT&K
Description	The AT&K command has no meaning and is implemented only for compatibility
	reasons.
\N	Select error control
Syntax	AT\Nn where n is as follows
Description	The AT\N command is used to select the mode of error control.
	AT\N0 Transparent mode, no error correction
	AT\N1 Transparent mode, no error correction
	AT\N2 Non-transparent mode ie RLP (Radio Link Protocol)
	AT\N3 Non-transparent mode ie RLP (Radio Link Protocol)
	AT\N4 Non-transparent mode ie RLP (Radio Link Protocol)
	AT\N5 Non-transparent mode ie RLP (Radio Link Protocol)
E	Command echo
Syntax	ATEn where n is as follows.
Description	The ATE command enables or disables the echo of characters to the DTE. This
	value is stored in S-register 14 bit 1.
	ATE0	Disable command echo
	ATE1	Enable command echo. This is the default.

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