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Table 5-3. Port Arbitration Behavior (continued)

 

 

 

 

 

Control

Data Port

Port Behavior

 

Port Active

Active

 

 

 

 

 

 

Yes

Yes

All AT commands are processed on the Control port. The

 

 

 

Data port is used only for the transfer of packet or

 

 

 

asynchronous data resulting from a data call.

AT commands received on the Data port are ignored.

A packet data call can be initiated on the Data port by sending a PPP packet; for details, see Packet No Dial ($QCPKND) on page 6-50.

ATD#777 received on the Control port initiates a packet data call on the Data port. If a non-data call (e.g., Markov, Loopback) is already active when the call is attempted, a BUSY result is returned. If a data call is active, an ERROR result is returned.

ATD<phone number> received on the Control port initiates an asynchronous data call on the Data port. If a non-data call (e.g., Markov, Loopback) is already active when the call is attempted, a BUSY result is returned. If a data call is active, an ERROR result is returned.

The ATD command received on the Control port with

#627568 (Markov test call) or #56672225 (Loopback test call) dial strings initiate a call if a call is not already active. If a non-data call is already active when the call is attempted, a BUSY result is returned. If a data call is active, an ERROR result is returned.

Port configuration commands apply to the Data port and Control port as defined in Port(s) Affected by AT Commands on page 5-13.

Online-Command mode is not supported on the Data port.

The online escape sequence “+++” surrounded by guard time is ignored on both ports.

ATH received on the Control port terminates an active data call or special test call. It returns OK whether or not a call is active.

ATO received on the Control port returns OK if a call is active; otherwise, it returns NO CARRIER.

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