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146 Fax commands
6615-2220
Fax commands
The fax service provided by the product is class 1 compatible. However, only the core
commands defined by ITU T.31 are supported. This means that commands such as
AT+FAR, +FCC, etc. are not supported.
Autobauding must be enabled to set up the product for fax.
All commands described hereafter will return an ERROR response code if
they are not issued during communication.
+FTM – Transmit speed
Description:
This command sets the fax transmit speed.
Syntax:
AT+FTM=<speed>
Parameters:
<speed>
24: 2400 bit/s (modem type V.27ter)
48: 4800 bit/s (modem type V.27ter)
72: 7200 bit/s (modem type V.29)
73: 7200 bit/s (long) (modem type V.17)
74: 7200-bit/s (short) (modem type V.17)
96: 9600 bit/s (modem type V.29)
97: 9600-bit/s (long) (modem type V.17)
98: 9600-bit/s (short) (modem type V.17)
121: 12000 bit/s (long) (modem type V.17)
122: 12000 bit/s (short) (modem type V.17)
145: 14400 bit/s (long) (modem type V.17)
146: 14400 bit/s (short) (modem type V.17)
Command example Possible responses Note
AT+FTM=? (24,48,72,73,74,96,97,98, Test command
121,122,145,146) Fax 14.4 kbit/s supported
OK
- GDW-11 GSM/GPRS 1
- GDW-11 485 GSM/GPRS 1
- Modem with RS-485 1
- Introduction 2
- Abbreviations and definitions 3
- AT command syntax 4
- Responses and result codes 5
- +CGSN – Product Serial Number 7
- “CUSTOM”,“HEX”) 8
- +CIMI – Request IMSI 9
- +CCID – Card Identification 10
- +GCAP – Capabilities list 10
- AT+CPOF OK Command valid 11
- AT+CPOF=1 OK Command valid 11
- 12 General commands 12
- General commands 13 13
- +CKPD – Keypad control 14
- +CCLK – Clock Management 15
- +CALA – Alarm Management 16
- +CSIM – Generic SIM Access: 17
- AT +CSIM? OK 18
- AT +CSIM=? OK 18
- General commands 19 19
- AT +CRSM? OK 20
- AT +CRSM=? OK 20
- AT+CMEC? +CMEC: 2,0,0 21
- AT+CMEC=? +CMEC: (2),(0),(0) 21
- OK no change allowed 21
- +CIND – Indicator control 22
- General commands 23 23
- Call Control commands 24
- Call Control commands 25 25
- 26 Call Control commands 26
- H – Hang-Up command 27
- A – Answer a call 28
- +VTD, +VTS – DTMF signals 29
- 30 Call Control commands 30
- +CICB – Incoming Call Bearer 31
- 32 Call Control commands 32
- Network service commands 33
- +COPS – Operator selection 34
- Network service commands 35 35
- 36 Network service commands 36
- +CREG – Network registration 37
- 38 Network service commands 38
- <NumOper> 39
- The long name of the PLMN 39
- OK Add a new PLMN 39
- +WOPN – Read operator name 40
- 1 1 1 4 1 41
- 42 Network service commands 42
- Network service commands 43 43
- 44 Network service commands 44
- Network service commands 45 45
- EF_OPLMNvvAct, EF_HPLMNvvAct 46
- Network service commands 47 47
- +COPN – Read operator name 48
- 50 Security commands 50
- Security commands 51 51
- +CPIN2 – Enter PIN2 52
- Security commands 53 53
- +CLCK – Facility lock 54
- Security commands 55 55
- +CPWD – Change password 56
- *WPIN – Auto PIN Code 57
- Phonebook commands 59 59
- 60 Phonebook commands 60
- Phonebook commands 61 61
- +CPBW – Write phonebook entry 62
- Phonebook commands 63 63
- 64 Phonebook commands 64
- Phonebook commands 65 65
- 66 Phonebook commands 66
- Phonebook commands 67 67
- 68 Phonebook commands 68
- Phonebook commands 69 69
- 70 Phonebook commands 70
- Phonebook commands 71 71
- 72 Phonebook commands 72
- Phonebook commands 73 73
- +CNUM – Subscriber number 74
- +WAIP – Avoid phonebook init 75
- 76 Phonebook commands 76
- +WCOS – Contact Selector 77
- 78 Phonebook commands 78
- Phonebook commands 79 79
- 80 Phonebook commands 80
- +WPGS – Settings of a group 81
- Short Messages commands 83 83
- 84 Short Messages commands 84
- Text mode 85
- PDU mode 85
- 86 Short Messages commands 86
- Short Messages commands 87 87
- 88 Short Messages commands 88
- +CSAS – Save Settings 89
- +CRES – Restore settings 90
- Short Messages commands 91 91
- 92 Short Messages commands 92
- +CMGR – Read message 93
- 94 Short Messages commands 94
- +CMGL – List message 95
- 96 Short Messages commands 96
- +CMGS – Send message 97
- 98 Short Messages commands 98
- Short Messages commands 99 99
- RP UDHI SRR VPF RD MTI 100
- 6615-2220 101
- +CMGD – Delete message 102
- 104 Short Messages commands 104
- OK 4 CBMIs are stored 106
- +WMGO – Message overwriting 108
- OK Change the storage area 109
- +WUSS – Un-change SMS Status 110
- +WMCP – Copy Messages 111
- 112 Short Messages commands 112
- +CMMS – More Messages to Send 114
- +CCFC – Call forwarding 115
- +CLCK – Call barring 117
- +CPWD – Modify SS password 118
- +CCWA – Call waiting 119
- +CAOC – Advice of charge 123
- +CLCC – List current calls 128
- +CCUG – Closed user group 133
- Data commands 134
- Data commands 135 135
- +FCLASS – Select mode 136
- Data commands 137 137
- +CRC – Cellular result codes 138
- Data commands 139 139
- 140 Data commands 140
- Data commands 141 141
- %C – Select data compression 142
- Data commands 143 143
- AT+DR=? +DR: (0.1) 144
- AT\N? 0 Current value 145
- Fax commands 146
- +FRM – Receive speed 147
- +FTH – HDLC transmit speed 147
- +FRH – HDLC receive speed 148
- +FRS – Receive silence 149
- Fax class 2 commands 150
- +FK – Terminate Session 151
- +FBUF – Buffer size report 152
- +FCQ – Copy quality checking 153
- +FCR – Capability to receive 153
- 154 Fax commands 154
- Fax commands 155 155
- +FLID – Local ID string 156
- Fax commands 157 157
- 158 Fax commands 158
- Fax commands 159 159
- V.24-V.25 commands 160
- V.24-V.25 commands 161 161
- 162 V.24-V.25 commands 162
- V.24-V.25 commands 163 163
- &C – Set DCD signal 164
- &D – Set DTR signal 165
- &S – Set DSR signal 165
- O – Back to online mode 166
- Q – Result code suppression 166
- V – DCE response format 167
- Z – Default configuration 167
- &W – Save configuration 168
- &T – Auto-tests 168
- E – Echo 169
- 170 V.24-V.25 commands 170
- V.24-V.25 commands 171 171
- OK multiplexing disabled 172
- Specific AT commands 173
- 174 Specific AT commands 174
- Specific AT commands 175 175
- +WIND – General Indications 176
- Specific AT commands 177 177
- 178 Specific AT commands 178
- Specific AT commands 179 179
- 180 Specific AT commands 180
- +WAC – Abort command 181
- +WDWL – Downloading 182
- +WDR – Data Rate 183
- +WHWV – Hardware Version 184
- +WDOP – Date of Production 184
- +WSTR – Status Request 185
- +WSCAN – Scan 186
- +WRIM – Ring Indicator Mode 187
- +WSSW – Software version 188
- AT*WRECALL – Recall Settings 188
- +WCCS – Custom Character Set 189
- 190 Specific AT commands 190
- +WLCK – Lock command 191
- 192 Specific AT commands 192
- +CPHS – CPHS command: 193
- 194 Specific AT commands 194
- Specific AT commands 195 195
- 196 Specific AT commands 196
- +WNON – network operator name 197
- +WCPI – CPHS information 198
- Specific AT commands 199 199
- +WMBN – CPHS Mail Box Number 200
- <status> 201
- 0: Update is not possible 201
- 1: Update is possible 201
- 202 Specific AT commands 202
- Specific AT commands 203 203
- +WRST – Reset command 204
- +WLOC – Location information 205
- 206 Specific AT commands 206
- Specific AT commands 207 207
- +WATH – Hang-up command 208
- Specific AT commands 209 209
- 210 Specific AT commands 210
- GPRS commands 211 211
- 212 Specific AT commands 212
- GPRS commands 213
- 214 GPRS commands 214
- GPRS commands 215 215
- 216 GPRS commands 216
- GPRS commands 217 217
- 218 GPRS commands 218
- GPRS commands 219 219
- 220 GPRS commands 220
- GPRS commands 221 221
- 222 GPRS commands 222
- GPRS commands 223 223
- 224 GPRS commands 224
- +CGDATA – Enter data state 225
- 226 GPRS commands 226
- GPRS commands 227 227
- AT +CGSMS=0 OK Set to GPRS 228
- GPRS commands 229 229
- 230 GPRS commands 230
- GPRS commands 231 231
- 232 GPRS commands 232
- GPRS commands 233 233
- 234 GPRS commands 234
- GPRS commands 235 235
- 236 GPRS commands 236
- GPRS commands 237 237
- "122.41.74.238" 238
- AT+CGANS=1 CONNECT 238
- AT+CGANS=? +CGANS: (0-1) 238
- +CGPADDR – Show PDP address 239
- GPRS commands 241 241
- +CEER – Extended error report 242
- GPRS commands 243 243
- 244 GPRS commands 244
- GPRS commands 245 245
- I/O commands – only in GDW-12 246
- *WIOE – Generic I/O enable 247
- *WIOL – Generic I/O list 248
- *WIOT – Generic I/O test 253
- *WCB – Callback security 256
- AT*WCBTIME =0 OK No delay 259
- *WPINGCONFIG 272
- AT#D – Dial to IP address 273
- SIM TOOLKIT 274
- SIM TOOLKIT 275 275
- 276 SIM TOOLKIT 276
- SIM TOOLKIT COMMANDS 277
- 278 SIM TOOLKIT COMMANDS 278
- SIM TOOLKIT COMMANDS 279 279
- 280 SIM TOOLKIT COMMANDS 280
- SIM TOOLKIT COMMANDS 281 281
- 282 SIM TOOLKIT COMMANDS 282
- SIM TOOLKIT COMMANDS 283 283
- 284 SIM TOOLKIT COMMANDS 284
- SIM TOOLKIT COMMANDS 285 285
- 286 SIM TOOLKIT COMMANDS 286
- SIM TOOLKIT COMMANDS 287 287
- 288 SIM TOOLKIT COMMANDS 288
- SIM TOOLKIT COMMANDS 289 289
- 290 SIM TOOLKIT COMMANDS 290
- SIM TOOLKIT COMMANDS 291 291
- 292 SIM TOOLKIT COMMANDS 292
- SIM TOOLKIT COMMANDS 293 293
- S-register 294
- Appendixes 295
- following commands 296
- Specific error result codes 298
- Cause value Diagnostic 300
- (+CMGS, +CMSS, +CMGD...) 303
- 304 Appendixes 304
- Appendixes 305 305
- Unsolicited result codes 306
- Appendixes 307 307
- Final result codes 308
- Intermediate result codes 308
- Parameters storage 309
- 310 Parameters storage 310
- Parameters storage 311 311
- 312 Parameters storage 312
- Parameters storage 313 313
- GSM sequences list 314
- Call barring 315
- Call waiting 316
- Number presentation 316
- Operator names 317
- 318 Operator names 318
- Operator names 319 319
- 320 Operator names 320
- Operator names 321 321
- 322 Operator names 322
- Operator names 323 323
- 324 Operator names 324
- Operator names 325 325
- 326 Operator names 326
- Operator names 327 327
- 328 Operator names 328
- Operator names 329 329
- 330 Operator names 330
- Operator names 331 331
- 332 Operator names 332
- Operator names 333 333
- 334 Operator names 334
- Operator names 335 335
- CSP constants 336
- Service External value 336
- Examples 339
- 340 Examples 340
- Example with incoming calls 341
- 342 Examples 342
- Examples 343 343
- 344 Examples 344
- Examples 345 345
- 346 Examples 346
- Examples 347 347
- 348 Examples 348
- Examples 349 349
- 350 Examples 350
- Examples about short messages 351
- Examples about Fax class 2 352
- Example 1: Send a fax class 2 352
- Examples 353 353
- 354 Examples 354
- Examples 355 355
- Technical appendixes 356
- Technical appendixes 357 357
- 358 Technical appendixes 358
- Classes 359
- Structure of TERMINAL PROFILE 361
- Third byte (Proactive SIM): 362
- Fourth byte (Proactive SIM): 362
- Eighth byte (Proactive SIM): 364
- Nine byte: 364
- Subsequent bytes: 364
- BCCH channel list 365
- Type of Next Action 366
- Command Indicator 366
- coding coding 366
- Example 3 368
- General commands 369
- Security commands 370
- Phonebook commands 371
- Short Messages commands 371
- Class 2 Commands 373
- V24-V25 commands 374
- SIM Toolkit commands 375
- Generic I/O commands 376
- Secure call-back commands 377
- Interoperability 378
- E-mail: info@westermo.se 380
- Subsidiaries 380
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