User's Manual

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Setting Up
ATS6=<n>
[&F] [?]
Set the pause time (in seconds)
until dialing. When this
command is used, the register is
set but does not operate.
n=2 to 10 (Default n=5) ATS6=5
OK
ATS7=<n>
[&F] [&W]
[?]
Set the maximum waiting time
(in seconds) from the starting of
packet communication or 64K
data communication until the
connection is established.
n=1 to 255 (default n=60) :
However, the values
between 121 to 255 are
regarded as 120.
ATS7=60
OK
ATS8=<n>
[&F] [?]
Set the pause time (in seconds)
until comma dialing. When this
command is used, the register is
set, but the pause time remains
3 seconds.
n=0 : Does not pause
n=1 to 255 (default n=3) :
ATS8=3
OK
ATS10=<n>
[&F] [&W]
[?]
Set the delay time (1/10
seconds) of auto disconnect.
When this command is used, the
register is set, but does not
operate.
n=1 to 255 (Default n=1) ATS10=1
OK
ATS30=<n>
[&F] [?]
Set the timeout (in minutes)
before communication is
disconnected if there is no data
exchange during 64K data
communication.
n=0 (Default) : Does not
disconnect.
n=1 to 255 : Time (in
minutes) before
disconnection.
ATS30=0
OK
ATS103=<n>
[&F] [?]
In 64K data communication, set
the delimiter when dialing with a
destination sub-address.
n=0 : ＊(Asterisk).
n=1 (Default) : / (Slash).
n=2 : ￥ or back slash.
ATS103=0
OK
ATS104=<n>
[&F] [?]
In 64K data communication, set
the delimiter when dialing with
an originating sub-address.
n=0 : # (Sharp).
n=1 (Default) : % (Percent).
n=2 : & (and).
ATS104=0
OK
ATV<n>
[&F] [&W]
Set the display method of the
result code.
n=0 : Display in numeric
characters.
n=1 (Default) : Display in
text.
ATV1
OK
ATX<n>
[&F] [&W]
Set to detect the busy tone and
dial tone, and to display the
communication speed.
n=0 : Not to detect busy
tones, not to detect dial
tones, not to display speed.
n=1 : Not to detect busy
tones, not to detect dial
tones, display speed.
n=2 : Not to detect busy
tones, detect dial tones, not
to display speed.
n=3 : Detect busy tones, not
to detect dial tones, display
speed.
n=4 (Default) : Detect busy
tones, detect dial tones,
display speed.
ATX1
OK
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