Non-volatile memory of the cell-modem

	information.
	Note: MIN, ESN, SID information are stored in
	the Non-volatile memory of the cell-modem
	and do not need to be entered on every Power-
	up.
	To exit Test mode, enter AT+MODE=02<CR>
ATQ1<CR>	Unit does not respond with OK or non-verbose
	messages. This is ideal for in situations where the
	Data Link is connected to a “non-intelligent” host.
	This mode is also called Quiet Mode.
ATQ1&W&W1	Q1 instruction stored in non-volatile memory.
AT&V<CR>	Displays settings of the cell modem
ATI3<CR>	Displays Software Revision #
ATH0	Modem disconnects and initializes.
ATV0	Unit responds in terse mode. Results code is
	displayed as digits
ATV0&W&W1	Above command stored in non-volatile memory.
	On power-up, the modem will be in terse mode.
ATV1	Unit responds in verbose mode. Results codes are
	displayed as messages.
ATV1&W&W1	Above command stored in non-volatile memory. On
	power-up, the modem will be in verbose mode.
ATS0	Default is 0. If 0, then the unit will not answer
	incoming call. Please use ATS0=1&W&W1 to have
	the unit answer incoming calls.
+++	Escape Sequence. The Radio will respond with OK
	on detection of valid escape sequence.
	When the modem is on-line state, it is possible to
	break the data transmission/reception.
	This is achieved by sending a sequence of three
	ASCII characters. For ease of use, the default
	character is +.

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