Setting up your ISP information

1-16

 

Other Operating Systems

1-17

 

If You Are Using Windows 3.x

1-17

 

If You Are Using MS-DOS

1-17

 

If You Are Using UNIX, Linux, or AIX

1-17

 

 

 

2 USING THE AT COMMAND SET

 

 

Overview

2-1

 

General rules for using AT commands

2-1

 

Basic AT commands

2-2

 

Using S-Registers

2-2

 

Displaying S-Register settings

2-3

 

Setting an S-Register

2-3

 

Getting a list of S-Registers

2-4

 

Understanding bit-mappedS-Registers

2-4

 

 

 

3 MODES OF OPERATION

 

 

Command and Online Modes

3-1

 

Entering Online Command Mode

3-2

 

Returning to Online Mode

3-2

 

Controlling Local Echo

3-3

 

Command-Mode Local Echo

3-3

 

Online-Mode Local Echo

3-3

 

Data and Fax Modes

3-4

4DIALING, ANSWERING, AND HANGING UP

Dialing

4-1

Dial options

4-1

Carrier Loss Redial

4-3

Answering Calls

4-4

Force Answer Mode

4-4

Auto Answer

4-4

Hanging up

4-5

Making International calls

4-5

Handshaking options

4-5

Guard tone

4-6

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