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# MOTOROLA, INC.
BITSURFR PRO EZ
Card Type ISDN TA
Chip Set Unidentified
I/O Options Analog adapters (2)
Transfer Rate 56Kbps x 2/64Kbps x 2
Data Bus Serial
ISDN Protocol AIMux, PPP, V.120
Switch Type 5ESS, DMS-100, NI-1
(IMG) IMG 1
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| CONNECTIONS |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Function | Label | Function | Label |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| DC power in | CN1 | Analog adapter 2 | CN4 |
|------------------------+---------+------------------+------|
| Serial port | CN2 | Analog adapter 1 | CN5 |
|------------------------+---------+------------------+------|
| ISDN U interface | CN3 | | |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| USER CONFIGURABLE SETTINGS |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Setting | Label | Position |
|-----------------------------------------+-------+----------|
| í Factory configured - do not alter | SW1/1 | Off |
|-----------------------------------------+-------+----------|
| í Factory configured - do not alter | SW1/2 | Off |
|-----------------------------------------+-------+----------|
| í Factory configured - do not alter | SW1/3 | Off |
|-----------------------------------------+-------+----------|
| í Normal operation | SW1/4 | Off |
|-----------------------------------------+-------+----------|
| TA will reset to factory defaults when | SW1/4 | On |
| powered up | | |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| DIAGNOSTIC LED(S) |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| LED | Color | Status | Condition |
|-----+--------------+----------+----------------------------|
| LS | Red | On | Power is on |
|-----+--------------+----------+----------------------------|
| LS | Green | On | TA is ready for operation |
|-----+--------------+----------+----------------------------|
| LS | Red/Green | Blinking | ISDN not synchronized |
|-----+--------------+----------+----------------------------|
| LS | N/A | Off | Power is off |
|-----+--------------+----------+----------------------------|
| 1 | Green | On | Call is connected on |
| | | | analog adapter 1 |
|-----+--------------+----------+----------------------------|
| 1 | Green | Blinking | Call is being connected on |
| | | | analog adapter 1 |
|-----+--------------+----------+----------------------------|
| 1 | Green | Off | Analog adapter 1 is idle |
|-----+--------------+----------+----------------------------|
| 2 | Green | On | Call is connected on |
| | | | analog adapter 2 |
|-----+--------------+----------+----------------------------|
| 2 | Green | Blinking | Call is being connected on |
| | | | analog adapter 2 |
|-----+--------------+----------+----------------------------|
| 2 | Green | Off | Analog adapter 2 is idle |
|-----+--------------+----------+----------------------------|
| DTE | Green | On | Data call connected with |
| | | | V.120 |
|-----+--------------+----------+----------------------------|
| DTE | Green | Slow | Data call being connected |
| | | blink | |
|-----+--------------+----------+----------------------------|
| DTE | Green | Blinking | Data call connected with |
| | | | single-channel protocol |
|-----+--------------+----------+----------------------------|
| DTE | Green | Fast | Data call connected with |
| | | blink | multi-channel protocol |
|-----+--------------+----------+----------------------------|
| DTE | Green | Off | Data call not connected |
|-----+--------------+----------+----------------------------|
| RD | Unidentified | On | TA is receiving data |
|-----+--------------+----------+----------------------------|
| RD | Unidentified | Off | TA is not receiving data |
|-----+--------------+----------+----------------------------|
| TD | Unidentified | On | TA is transmitting data |
|-----+--------------+----------+----------------------------|
| TD | Unidentified | Off | TA is not transmitting |
| | | | data |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------+
| SUPPORTED STANDARD COMMANDS |
|--------------------------------------------------------|
| Basic AT Commands |
|--------------------------------------------------------|
| +++, A/ |
|--------------------------------------------------------|
| A, E, H, O, V, W, X, Z |
|--------------------------------------------------------|
| &F, &S, &W, &Y, &Z |
|--------------------------------------------------------|
| Extended AT Commands |
|--------------------------------------------------------|
| \Q |
|--------------------------------------------------------|
| S-Registers |
|--------------------------------------------------------|
| S0, S1, S2, S3, S4, S5, S7, S10, S12, S18, S25 |
|--------------------------------------------------------|
| Note: See MHI help file for complete information. |
+--------------------------------------------------------+
Proprietary AT Command Set
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| BEARER CHANNEL - DATA |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] %A98=x [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Selects the Bearer Channel the TA will use |
| | for data calls. |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Command | Function |
|---------------+--------------------------------------------|
| %A98=A | TA will use 3.1KHz audio Bearer Channel. |
|---------------+--------------------------------------------|
| í %A98=D | TA will use data Bearer Channel. |
|---------------+--------------------------------------------|
| %A98=S | TA will use speech Bearer Channel. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| BEARER CHANNEL - ANALOG ADAPTER 1 |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] *1%A98=x [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Selects the Bearer Channel the TA will use |
| | for calls that are made with analog adapter |
| | 1. |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Command | Function |
|----------------+-------------------------------------------|
| *1%A98=A | TA will use 3.1KHz audio Bearer Channel. |
|----------------+-------------------------------------------|
| í *1%A98=S | TA will use speech Bearer Channel. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| BEARER CHANNEL - ANALOG ADAPTER 2 |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] *2%A98=x [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Selects the Bearer Channel the TA will use |
| | for calls that are made with analog adapter |
| | 2. |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Command | Function |
|----------------+-------------------------------------------|
| *2%A98=A | TA will use 3.1KHz audio Bearer Channel. |
|----------------+-------------------------------------------|
| í *2%A98=S | TA will use speech Bearer Channel. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| CALL ANSWERING - 3.1KHz AUDIO |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] %A94=x [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Selects whether the TA will auto-answer |
| | incoming calls using the 3.1KHz audio |
| | Bearer Channel. |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Command | Function |
|----------------------+-------------------------------------|
| í %A94=D | TA will not answer call. |
|----------------------+-------------------------------------|
| %A94=E | TA will answer call. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| CALL ANSWERING - DATA |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] %A95=x [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Selects whether the TA will auto-answer |
| | incoming calls using the data Bearer |
| | Channel. |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Command | Function |
|----------------------+-------------------------------------|
| %A95=D | TA will not answer call. |
|----------------------+-------------------------------------|
| í %A95=E | TA will answer call. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| CALL ANSWERING - SPEECH BEARER |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] %A93=x [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Selects whether the TA will auto-answer |
| | incoming calls using the speech Bearer |
| | Channel. |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Command | Function |
|----------------------+-------------------------------------|
| í %A93=D | TA will not answer call. |
|----------------------+-------------------------------------|
| %A93=E | TA will answer call. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| CALL BUNDLING |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] @B0=n [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Selects whether the TA will make |
| | two-channel ISDN data calls. |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Command | Function |
|-------------------+----------------------------------------|
| í @B0=1 | Call bundling disabled. |
|-------------------+----------------------------------------|
| @B0=2 | Call bundling enabled. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| CALLER ID |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Immediate |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] @Ln [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Displays or clears the Caller ID log. |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Command | Function |
|---------------+--------------------------------------------|
| @L0 | Clears the Caller ID log. |
|---------------+--------------------------------------------|
| @L1 | Displays the most recent Caller ID entry. |
|---------------+--------------------------------------------|
| @L2 | Displays all Caller ID entries. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| CALLER ID AUTO-DISPLAY |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] @N1=n [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Selects whether the TA will automatically |
| | display Caller ID information upon |
| | receiving an incoming call. |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Command | Function |
|-------------------+----------------------------------------|
| í @N1=0 | Caller ID auto-display disabled. |
|-------------------+----------------------------------------|
| @N1=1 | Caller ID auto-display enabled. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| CALLER ID LOGGING |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] @N0=n [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Selects whether the TA will log Caller ID |
| | information. |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Command | Function |
|---------------------+--------------------------------------|
| í @N0=0 | Caller ID logging disabled. |
|---------------------+--------------------------------------|
| @N0=1 | Caller ID logging enabled. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| CALLER ID SECURITY |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] @IS=x [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Selects which type of security will be used |
| | with the Caller ID database. |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Command | Function |
|------------------------+-----------------------------------|
| @IS=B | Call blocking enabled. |
|------------------------+-----------------------------------|
| í @IS=D | Call security disabled. |
|------------------------+-----------------------------------|
| @IS=S | Call screening enabled. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| CALLER ID SECURITY - ADD |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] @IA=<#> [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Adds the number specified to the Caller ID |
| | security list. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| CALLER ID SECURITY - CLEAR |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] @IC [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Clears the Caller ID security table. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| CALLER ID SECURITY - COPY TO DATA PORTS |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] @IP [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Copies the Caller ID security table to all |
| | data ports. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| CALLER ID SECURITY - COPY TO VOICE PORTS |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] @IV [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Copies the Caller ID security table to all |
| | voice ports. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| CALLER ID SECURITY - DELETE |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] @ID=<#> [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Deletes the number specified from the |
| | Caller ID security list. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| CALLER ID SECURITY - DISPLAY |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Immediate |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] @IL [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Displays the Caller ID security table. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| CHAP PASSWORD |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] @M20="xxxx" [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Sets the password the TA will send at |
| | connection for CHAP authentication if CHAP |
| | authentication is requested and no password |
| | is provided within the dialing command. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| CONFIGURATION WRITE PROTECTION |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] @G=x [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Selects whether the user may store changes |
| | to the TA's configuration. |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Command | Function |
|----------------------+-------------------------------------|
| í @G=D | Write protection disabled. |
|----------------------+-------------------------------------|
| @G=E | Write protection enabled. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| DATA LENGTH |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] @P4=n [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Sets the length of the data words the TA is |
| | receiving from the serial port. |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Command | Function |
|------------------------+-----------------------------------|
| @P4=7 | TA uses seven data bits. |
|------------------------+-----------------------------------|
| í @P4=8 | TA uses eight data bits. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| DATA PARITY |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] @P3=x [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Sets the parity of the data the TA is |
| | receiving from the serial port. |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Command | Function |
|-----------------------+------------------------------------|
| @P3=E | TA uses even parity. |
|-----------------------+------------------------------------|
| @P3=M | TA uses mark parity. |
|-----------------------+------------------------------------|
| í @P3=N | TA uses no parity. |
|-----------------------+------------------------------------|
| @P3=O | TA uses odd parity. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| DATA STOP |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] @P6=n [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Sets the number of stop bits the TA is |
| | receiving from the serial port. |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Command | Function |
|----------------+-------------------------------------------|
| í @P6=0 | TA uses one stop bit. |
|----------------+-------------------------------------------|
| @P6=1 | TA uses one and one half stop bits. |
|----------------+-------------------------------------------|
| @P6=2 | TA uses two stop bits. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| DCD SIGNAL |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] &Cn [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Configures the behaviour of the DCD signal. |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Command | Function |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| &C0 | DCD forced high. |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| í &C1 | DCD normal. |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| &C2 | DCD forced high except during disconnect. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| DIAL |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Immediate |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] D<#>;[cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Dials the telephone number indicated |
| | according to any modifiers included in the |
| | string. |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Command | Function |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| DS=n | Dial stored telephone number n. |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| D>P="xxxx" | Dial and send CHAP password xxxx. |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| D; | Modem returned to idle state after dialing. |
| | The semicolon can only be placed at the end |
| | of the dial command. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| DIAL MODE |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] %A97=x [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Selects the type of dialing the TA will |
| | use. |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Command | Function |
|------------------------+-----------------------------------|
| í %A97=E | Enbloc dialing enabled. |
|------------------------+-----------------------------------|
| %A97=O | Overlap dialing enabled. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| DIRECTORY NUMBER - DATA |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] !N1=<#> [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Sets the DN for data calls. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| DIRECTORY NUMBER - ANALOG ADAPTER 1 |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] *1!N1=<#> [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Sets the DN for analog adapter 1. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| DIRECTORY NUMBER - ANALOG ADAPTER 2 |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] *2!N1=<#> [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Sets the DN for analog adapter 2. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| DISPLAY COMMAND SETTINGS |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Immediate |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] >V=x [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Displays the specified command settings. |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Command | Function |
|-----------------+------------------------------------------|
| >V=C | Displays ISDN switch configuration. |
|-----------------+------------------------------------------|
| >V=G | Displays global command settings. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| DISPLAY COMMAND SETTINGS |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Immediate |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] &V=x [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Displays the specified command settings. |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Command | Function |
|------------------+-----------------------------------------|
| &V | Displays port settings. |
|------------------+-----------------------------------------|
| &V=E | Displays V.120 command settings. |
|------------------+-----------------------------------------|
| &V=Z | DIsplays stored telephone numbers. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| DISPLAY FIRMWARE VERSION |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Immediate |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] $Q [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Displays the firmware version number. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| DISPLAY HELP SCREEN |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Immediate |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] &H=xxxx,xxxx,xxxx... [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Displays the help screen for the command or |
| | commands indicated. If no commands are |
| | listed, a generic help screen of a list of |
| | all supported commands will be displayed. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| DISPLAY INFORMATION |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Immediate |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] In [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Displays information requested about the |
| | modem. |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Command | Function |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| I0 | Displays product identification code. |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| I1 | Displays ROM checksum. |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| I2 | Tests and displays ROM checksum result. |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| I3 | Displays board number, firmware revision, |
| | and checksum result. |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| I4 | Displays product ID, supported protocols, |
| | firmware date and revision in numeric |
| | format. |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| I8 | Displays product ID, supported protocols, |
| | firmware date and revision. |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| I9 | Displays Plug-N-Play information. |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| I10 | Displays ISDN connection information. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| DTR DIALING |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] &Ln [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Selects whether the TA will automatically |
| | dial the first stored number when DTR is |
| | low and no call is connected. |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Command | Function |
|------------------------+-----------------------------------|
| í &L0 | DTR dialing disabled. |
|------------------------+-----------------------------------|
| &L1 | DTR dialing enabled. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| DTR SIGNAL |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] &Dn [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Configures the behavior of the DTR signal. |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Command | Function |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| &D0 | DTR forced high. |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| &D1 | TA will enter command mode on low DTR. |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| í &D2 | TA will disconnect on low DTR. |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| &D3 | TA will disconnect and reset on low DTR. |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| &D9 | DTR dialing enabled. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| ECHO CANCELLATION TONE |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] %A96=n [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Selects whether the TA will generate an |
| | echo cancellation tone. |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Command | Function |
|------------------+-----------------------------------------|
| í %A96=0 | Echo cancellation tone disabled. |
|------------------+-----------------------------------------|
| %A96=1 | Echo cancellation tone enabled. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| FACTORY DEFAULT PROFILE - ISDN SWITCH |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] >F [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Returns the command settings pertaining to |
| | the ISDN switch configuration to the values |
| | found in the factory default profile. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| FIRMWARE UPGRADE |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Immediate |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] $Y=xxxxxx [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Begins a firmware upgrade session with the |
| | password indicated. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| FIRMWARE UPGRADE PASSWORD |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] %P1=xxxxxxxx [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Sets the password required to upgrade the |
| | firmware to the string indicated. The |
| | password must be eight characters or less, |
| | case sensitive. If the password is set to a |
| | capital D, the password check will be |
| | disabled. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| ISDN FEATURE - CONFERENCE CALL |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] !V3=n [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Default: | 60 |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Range: | 1 - 63 |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Unit: | N/A |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Selects the ISDN feature code for |
| | conference calling. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| ISDN FEATURE - DROP CALL |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] !V4=n [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Default: | 62 |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Range: | 1 - 63 |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Unit: | N/A |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Selects the ISDN feature code for call |
| | dropping. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| ISDN FEATURE - TRANSFER CALL |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] !V5=n [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Default: | 61 |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Range: | 1 - 63 |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Unit: | N/A |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Selects the ISDN feature code for call |
| | transferring. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| ISDN FEATURE - VOICEMAIL WAITING |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] !V8=n [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Default: | 63 |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Range: | 1 - 63 |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Unit: | N/A |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Selects the ISDN feature code for waiting |
| | voicemail. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| LINE SPEED |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] %A4=n [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Selects the speed at which the TA will |
| | connect. |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Command | Function |
|----------------------+-------------------------------------|
| í %A4=0 | Line speed set to 64Kbps. |
|----------------------+-------------------------------------|
| %A4=1 | Line speed set to 56Kbps. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| LOCAL SERIAL PORT SPEED |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] @P2=n [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Sets the speed of the local serial port. |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Command | Function |
|---------------+--------------------------------------------|
| @P2=300 | Sets serial port speed to 300bps. |
|---------------+--------------------------------------------|
| @P2=1200 | Sets serial port speed to 1200bps. |
|---------------+--------------------------------------------|
| @P2=2400 | Sets serial port speed to 2400bps. |
|---------------+--------------------------------------------|
| @P2=4800 | Sets serial port speed to 4800bps. |
|---------------+--------------------------------------------|
| @P2=9600 | Sets serial port speed to 9600bps. |
|---------------+--------------------------------------------|
| @P2=19200 | Sets serial port speed to 19.2Kbps. |
|---------------+--------------------------------------------|
| @P2=38400 | Sets serial port speed to 38.4Kbps. |
|---------------+--------------------------------------------|
| @P2=57600 | Sets serial port speed to 57.6Kbps. |
|---------------+--------------------------------------------|
| í @P2=115200 | Sets serial port speed to 115.2Kbps. |
|---------------+--------------------------------------------|
| @P2=230400 | Sets serial port speed to 230.4Kbps. This |
| | disables serial port speed auto-detection. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| PROTOCOL - B-CHANNEL |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] %A2=n [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Selects the rate adaptation protocol the TA |
| | will use. |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Command | Function |
|------------------------+-----------------------------------|
| %A2=2 | V.120 protocol selected. |
|------------------------+-----------------------------------|
| %A2=3 | PPP protocol selected. |
|------------------------+-----------------------------------|
| í %A2=95 | AIMux protocol selected. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| RESULT CODES |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] Qn [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Enables TA to send result codes to the DTE. |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Command | Function |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| í Q0 | Result codes enabled. |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Q1 | Result codes disabled. |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Q2 | Result codes enabled in originate mode |
| | only. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| SERVICE PROFILE ID - DATA |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] !C6=<#> [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Sets the SPID for data calls. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| SERVICE PROFILE ID - ANALOG ADAPTER 1 |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] *1!C6=<#> [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Sets the SPID for analog adapter 1. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| SERVICE PROFILE ID - ANALOG ADAPTER 2 |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] *2!C6=<#> [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Sets the SPID for analog adapter 2. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| SET DATE |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] >D0=mm/dd/yy [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Sets the internal clock to the date |
| | specified. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| SET TIME |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] >D1=hh:mm:ss [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Sets the internal clock to the time |
| | specified. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| SOFT RESET |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Immediate |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] >Z [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Resets TA and command settings pertaining |
| | to the ISDN switch configuration to the |
| | stored profile. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| STORE ISDN SWITCH CONFIGURATION |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] >W [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Writes the values for the commands |
| | pertaining to the ISDN switch configuration |
| | into the non-volatile RAM. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| SWITCH TYPE |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] !C0=n [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Selects the type of ISDN switch the TA is |
| | connected to. |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Command | Function |
|---------------+--------------------------------------------|
| !C0=0 | TA is connected to AT&T 5ESS switch. |
|---------------+--------------------------------------------|
| !C0=1 | TA is connected to Northern Telecom |
| | DMS-100 switch. |
|---------------+--------------------------------------------|
| í !C0=2 | TA is connected to National NI-1 switch. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| SWITCH VERSION |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] !C1=n [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Selects the version of ISDN switch the TA |
| | is connected to. |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Command | Function |
|---------------+--------------------------------------------|
| !C1=0 | TA is connected to 5ESS point-to-point |
| | switch. |
|---------------+--------------------------------------------|
| !C1=1 | TA is connected to 5ESS multipoint switch. |
|---------------+--------------------------------------------|
| !C1=2 | TA is connected to DMS-100 PVC IC-0 |
| | switch. |
|---------------+--------------------------------------------|
| !C1=3 | TA is connected to DMS-100 PVC IC-1 |
| | switch. |
|---------------+--------------------------------------------|
| í !C1=4 | TA is connected to NI-1 switch. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| TERMINAL ENDPOINT IDENTIFIER - DATA |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] !D3=n [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Default: | 255 |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Range: | 0 - 63, 127, 255 |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Unit: | N/A |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Selects the TEI for data calls. A value of |
| | 127 disables the TEI, and a value of 255 |
| | causes the TA to auto-select the TEI. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| TERMINAL ENDPOINT IDENTIFIER - ANALOG ADAPTER 1 |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] *1!D3=n [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Default: | 255 |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Range: | 0 - 63, 127, 255 |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Unit: | N/A |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Selects the TEI for analog adapter 1. A |
| | value of 127 disables the TEI, and a value |
| | of 255 causes the TA to auto-select the |
| | TEI. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| TERMINAL ENDPOINT IDENTIFIER - ANALOG ADAPTER 2 |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] *2!D3=n [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Default: | 255 |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Range: | 0 - 63, 127, 255 |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Unit: | N/A |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Selects the TEI for analog adapter 1. A |
| | value of 127 disables the TEI, and a value |
| | of 255 causes the TA to auto-select the |
| | TEI. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| TEST MODES |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Immediate |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] &Tn |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Selects test options. |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Command | Function |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| &T0 | End current test. |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| &T1 | Begin local analog loopback test. |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| &T3 | Begin local digital loopback test. |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| &T8 | Begin bilateral loopback est |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| &T9 | Begin terminal loopback test. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| V.120 MAXIMUM RECEIVE FRAME SIZE |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] %E1=n [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Default: | 256 |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Range: | 1 - 260 |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Unit: | 1 byte |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Sets the maximum frame size for |
| | transmission in V.120 mode. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| V.120 MAXIMUM TRANSMIT FRAME SIZE |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] %E0=n [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Default: | 256 |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Range: | 1 - 260 |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Unit: | 1 byte |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Sets the maximum frame size for |
| | transmission in V.120 mode. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| V.120 TRANSMISSION TIMER |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] %E3=n [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Default: | 5 |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Range: | 1 - 255 |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Unit: | Unidentified |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Sets the T200 transmission timer for V.120 |
| | mode. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| V.120 WINDOW SIZE |
|------------------------------------------------------------|
| Type: | Configuration |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Format: | AT [cmds] %E2=n [cmds] |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Default: | 8 |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Range: | 1 - 127 |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Unit: | 1 byte |
|--------------+---------------------------------------------|
| Description: | Sets the window size for V.120 mode. |
+------------------------------------------------------------+