Multi-Tech Systems MMV1600 Returning to, After Dial, Command Execution, Escape, Sequences

pause is desired, more than one comma may be entered

,consecutively, with each one causing a two second pause. You also have the option of changing the length of the pause of the comma, from two seconds to any other value from 0 up to 255 seconds. This is accomplished by accessing S-Register S8, which we explain in Appendix E.

	Each comma used in a dialing command does count as one of the forty allowed characters.
Returning to	A semicolon (;), when entered as the last character of a dialing
Command	command, will cause the command modem to return to the
Mode	Command mode immediately after executing the command,
After Dial	instead of waiting for a carrier signal and going on line.
Command
Execution	For example, entering ATDT5551212; would simply tone-dial the number, and do nothing
afterwards except go back into		; Command mode. This can be useful in dialing applications where command
modem data transfer is not desired, such as voice communications.
Escape	It is possible to cause the command modem to enter the com-
Sequences-	mand mode after the command modem has gone on-line
Entering	without disconnecting the call. This is accomplished by entering
Command	an Escape code. The default Escape code is three plus
Mode While	signs (+++). You need not hit Return.The Escape code character
Still On-Line	may be changed by accessing S-Register S2 which is explained in Appendix E.

+++There is a safety factor built into the command modem, that requires about one second of silent time before and after the Escape code +++ is entered, to prevent accidental escapes into the Command mode. The command modem will not release the telephone line until it receives an ATH or ATZ command, or it detects loss of carrier.