Contents:
Product Features
Installing
Your Modem
Using
the AT Command Set
Upgrading your
Modem
Modes
of Operation
Dialing,
Answering, and Hanging Up
Configuring with DIP Switches
Working
with Memory
Controlling
Result Code Displays
Controlling
EIA-232 Signaling
Accessing
and Configuring the Courier 56K Business Modem Remotely
Controlling
Data Rates
Dial Security
Flow Control
Handshaking,
Error Control, Data Compression, and Throughput
Displaying Querying and Help Screens
Testing
the Connection
Dedicated/Lease
Line and Synchronous Applications
Troubleshooting
Appendixes
S-Registers
Alphabetic Command
Summary
Flow Control
Template
Result Code
Meanings and Sets
Technical
Information
V.25 bis Reference
ASCII Chart
Fax Information
for Programmers
Viewing LEDs
Regulatory
Information and Limited Warranty
Glossary
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Courier 56K Business Modem Command Reference
Displaying Querying and Help Screens
This chapter contains information about:
Note: To view screen captures of
the help screens in the following chapter, refer to the Alphabetic Command
Summary appendix in this guide.
Overview
The Courier 56K Business Modem can display information such as the current
settings, product code, and call duration.
Common Inquiry Commands
For your modem to display
|
Command
|
Current settings |
AT14
|
NVRAM settings |
AT15
|
Link diagnostics summary |
AT16
|
Querying
Here is a complete list of ATIn commands.
For your modem to
|
Command
|
Display a four-digit product code. |
ATI0
|
Perform a checksum of the modems read-only
memory (ROM) and display the results. (This function is used only
in factory testing.)
The Courier 56K Business Modem should always display
the same number unless the flash has been updated.
|
ATI1
|
Perform a test of the modems random-access
memory (RAM) and display either OK (0) or ERROR (4), followed by OK
when the test is completed. You may want to use this command if the
Courier 56K Business Modem appears to be malfunctioning. |
ATI2
|
Display the Courier 56K Business Modems banner
or product title. |
ATI3
|
Display the Courier 56K Business Modems current
configuration. |
ATI4
|
Display the configuration saved in nonvolatile random
access memory (NVRAM). If your Courier 56K Business Modem connects
to a device that has Dial Security and local access enabled, you cannot
view the stored phone numbers. |
ATI5
|
Display a diagnostic summary. During a connection,
the Courier 56K Business Modem monitors and stores information about
link operations. When the call is ended, you can request a diagnostic
summary.
The duration of the last call or the real time is
displayed, depending on the modem clock setting.
For calls under data compression, the number of
characters sent may be less than the number of octets sent, due
to data compression operations.
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ATI6
|
Display the product configuration. |
ATI7
|
Lists phone numbers with redial instructions. |
ATI8
|
Displays modems Plug and Play ID. |
ATI9
|
Display the Dial Security Account Status. For security
administrators only, unless local security is disabled (S53=0 or S53.2=0) |
ATI10
|
Display a connection report that U.S. Robotics Technical
Support representatives use to help you solve problems. |
ATI11
|
Display caller ID information from the current call
(if in progress) or the last call (if between calls).
The caller ID information remains until either the
modem is reset or until the modem receives another valid caller
ID signal.
|
ATI15
|
Display a connection report that U.S. Robotics Technical
Support representatives use to help you solve problems. |
ATI16
|
Display a connection report that U.S. Robotics Technical
Support representatives use to help you solve problems. |
ATI17
|
Displaying Help
The Courier 56K Business Modem provides seven Help, or command summary,
screens: basic AT command set, ampersand (&) command set, percent
(%) command set, dial command options (D), S-Registers (S), the octothorpe
(#) command set, and the +P command set.
Note: Help screens are not available
when a modem makes a synchronous connection using &M6 or &M7.
For your modem to display |
Command |
A partial summary of the basic command set |
AT$ |
A partial summary of the ampersand command set |
AT&$ |
A partial summary of S-Register functions |
ATS$ |
A partial summary of percent command set |
AT%$ |
A summary of the octothorpe command set |
AT#$ |
Help screen for dial commands |
ATD$ |
Help screen for V.92 commands |
AT+P$ |
Note: To see the remainder of the
screen for any given command, press any key.
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