Sierra Wireless DART 200 CDPD Modem manual Escape Code Recognition, Restore Factory Defaults

DART 200 CDPD Modem User’s Guide F DART AT Command Set

Table F-2. Commands beginning with ampersand (&) (cont.)

&E	Escape Code Recognition
	Allows the recognition of the escape character sequence to be enabled or disabled.
	The Escape code is defined in S-Register 2 (default is a +); the escape guard time is defined in
	S-Register 12 (default is 50 units; where each unit is 1/50 sec.).
	If S-Register 12 is set to 0 the DART escape sequence approximates the Hayes escape sequence.
	The escape function can be disabled (not recommended) only if the escape with the &Dn function is
	activated.
	NOTE:
	Setting S-Register 12 = 0 should be avoided if binary data is being transferred, since there is no
	preceding or following guard times as the Hayes method provides and an unwanted escape is
	possible.
	Format:
	AT&E0	Recognition Disabled
	AT&E1	Enable escape recognition and pass the escape characters onto the network
		(default)
	AT&E2	Enable escape recognition and filter the escape characters from the output data
		stream when the escape sequence is valid
	Result codes:
	OK	Valid argument
	ERROR	Invalid argument
&F	Restore Factory Defaults
	Resets the DART active profile and S-Registers to the factory default settings. It does not reset the
	NEI list, SLIP address, MAS address, dial directory, or \J, \N, or *A settings.
	This command restores the default settings temporarily. In order to make them permanent, follow the
	AT&F command with an AT&W command.
	Format:
	AT&F	Restore factory defaults
	Result code:
	OK	Command complete

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