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166 V.24-V.25 commands
6615-2220
O – Back to online mode
Description:
If a connection has been established and the ME is in command mode, this command
allows you to return to online data mode.
Syntax:
ATO
Parameters:
No parameter
Command example Possible responses Note
ATO OK Return from offline mode
to online mode
Q – Result code suppression
Description:
This command determines whether the mobile equipment sends result codes or not
Syntax:
ATQ<n>
Parameters:
<n>
0: DCE transmits result codes
1: Result codes are suppressed and not transmitted
Command example Possible responses Note
ATQ0 OK DCE transmits result codes
ATQ1 Result codes are
suppressed and not
transmitted
- 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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