AT Commands
| | Table A-7. Result Codes |
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Number | Word | Description |
0 | OK | The OMEGA CDMA Modem executed a command line without |
| | errors. |
1 | CONNECT | The OMEGA CDMA Modem has made a data connection with |
| | another modem. |
2 | RING | The OMEGA CDMA Modem has detected an incoming call. |
3 | NO CARRIER | A carrier from the remote modem was lost or was not present. |
4 | ERROR | The OMEGA CDMA Modem found an error in your typed |
| | command line. |
6 | NO | The OMEGA CDMA Modem did not detect a dial tone before the |
| DIALTONE | timeout period specified by Register S7 elapsed (default time is |
| | 50 seconds). |
7 | BUSY | The OMEGA CDMA Modem has detected a busy signal. |
8 | NOANSWER | Five seconds of silence were not detected after a ring. |
Using S-Registers
S-Registers are addresses of places in memory where various timing parameters, redefinitions of selected ASCII characters, and other configuration settings are stored. The OMEGA CDMA Modem provides S registers for setting modem configuration parameters and establishing modem default behavior. To display S-Registers, use the command ATSr?, where r is the register’s number. For example, issuing the command ATS0? displays the contents or setting for S-Register 0.
To set an S-Register value, use the command ATSr=n, where r is the register’s number and n is the new register value. For example: issuing the command ATS0=2 changes the setting for S- Register 0 to 2. This setting tells the OMEGA CDMA Modem to automatically answer incoming calls after the second ring.
Note: | If you do not write an S-Register setting with &W, the setting will be retained |
| only until the next reset or power off. |
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