DART 300 Migration Guide

Comparative AT Command Reference

Table 4-2: AT [&] Commands (continued)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Command

DART 200

DART 300

 

 

 

 

 

 

&E[n]

Escape Code Recognition

Escape Code Recognition

 

 

Controls handling of the escape character

TDES is disabled by setting the escape

 

sequence: enabled or disabled, and whether or

character in S2 to a value >127.

 

 

not to forward the sequence to the network.

TIES is disabled using +WS60=0.

 

 

 

 

The DART 300 always filters the escape

 

 

sequence from the data stream.

 

 

 

The DART 200 equivalents are:

 

 

 

DART 200

TDES

TIES

 

 

&E0

S2=128

+WS60=0

 

 

&E1

-none-

-none-

 

 

&E2

S2=43

+WS60=1

&F

Factory Settings Restore

Factory Settings Restore

 

 

Reloads the factory-stored default

Same behaviour.

 

 

configurations. Consult the DART 200

Consult the DART 300 reference for exact

 

reference for exact values.

values.

 

 

&I

Ring Indicator

Ring Indicator

 

 

 

Not supported.

Enables or disables the use of the Ring

 

 

Indicator (RI) signal when in SLIP or PPP

 

 

packet service.

 

 

&L

Line Speed and Format

Line Speed and Format

 

 

Set the DTE/DCE line speed and format. This

Not supported. The line speed can be set

 

requires &W to preserve the setting across

using +IPR but the format (data bits, parity,

 

resets.

and stop bits) cannot be changed from 8, N, 1.

 

&L1 reactivates autobaud.

Autobaud is not supported.

 

 

 

 

 

&S

Data Set Ready Option

Data Set Ready Option

 

 

Controls behaviour of the DRS control signal.

Not supported. The DART 300 always

 

See the DART 200 User Guide for details.

asserts DSR when the modem is powered.

&V

View Active Profile

View Active Profile

 

 

Displays the active configuration of modem

Not supported. The DART 300 has no single

 

settings and registers S0 to S99.

mechanism to display the full configuration

 

 

set.

 

 

&V+

View Radio Resource Status

View Radio Resource Status

 

 

Displays radio status from registers S100 to

Not supported.

 

 

 

S126.

 

 

 

&W

Write the Active Profile

Write the Active Profile

 

 

Saves the configuration in active memory to

Same behaviour.

 

 

non-volatile memory for restoration on next

 

 

 

 

reset or power cycle.

 

 

 

&Z

Save Dial Directory Entry

Save Dial Directory Entry

 

 

Allows the user to save commonly used IP

Not supported. The DART 300 uses the

 

addresses in a non-volatile memory.

Friends List as the dial directory. This list is

 

 

saved to non-volatile memory with each list

 

 

entry update.

 

 

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