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Motorola SM56


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    Command Option Description
    *DD  Dial WaitSpecifies the time interval to wait when the modem
    encounters a W or w while processing a dial string
    *DD0 2 Seconds
    *DD1 3 Seconds
    *DD2 4 Seconds
    *DD3 6 Seconds
    *DD4 12 Seconds
    *DD5 15 Seconds
    *DD6 20 Seconds
    *DD7 30 Seconds
    *DD8 40 Seconds
    *LS  Low-Speed Operation ProtocolLets you select a communications
    protocol to communicate with very low-speed or older modems.
    *LS0 Bell 103
    *LS1 ITU-T V.21 (international standard)
    *LS2 Bell 103 or ITU-T V.21 (Auto determination)
    *MM  Modulation Mode
    *MM0 V.34 Auto Modulation
    *MM1 V.21
    *MM2 Bell 103
    *MM4 V.22/Bell 212
    *MM5 V.22bis
    *MM6 V.23
    *MM10 V.32 Only
    *MM11 V.32 bis
    *MM12 V.34 Only
    *MM13 K56flex? Only
    *MM14 K56flex?  Auto-modulation
    *MM15 V.90 OnlyCommand Option Description
    A (none) Answer incoming call
    A/ (none) Repeat Last CommandRe-issues the previous command to the
    modem.(Do not press Return; the command executes as soon as the / is
    pressed.)
    D (none) Dial a NumberInstructs the modem to dial the telephone number
    that you enter immediately after the ATD command.  Example: ATD5554678.
    Note: if multiple ATD commands are used in voice mode, the modem must be
    forced to blind-dial after dial-tone detection.
    E  Echo Async (Keyboard) Input to TerminalDetermines whether the
    characters you type at the keyboard are displayed (echoed) to the
    terminal-emulation window (if it is active) or to the communications
    application.
    E0 Disable
    E1 Enable
    H  Hook
    H0 Go on Hook (disconnect from the telephone line; hang up)
    H1 Go off Hook (connect to the telephone line)
    I  Request Information From Modem
    I0 ?960?
    I1  ?000?
    I2  ?OK?
    I3 Software Version
    I4 ?OK?
    I5 Disconnect Reason
    I6 Country Code
    I7 Product Code
    L  Speaker VolumeThis parameter determines the volume, for call-progress
    monitor only, of sounds such as dialing, ringing, busy, negotiation.This
    parameter is not supported in the SM56 Modem for ISA. It is supported in
    the SM56 for PCI as follows.
    L0, L1 Low
    L2 Medium
    L3 High
    M  Speaker Control
    M0 Off
    M1 On During Training Only
    M2 Always On
    M3 Off during dialing; on during call progress; off during data transfer
    
    O  Return to On-Line ModeThis parameter determines whether the modem
    initiates a retrain after changing from escape mode to data mode, or
    after a semi-colon in dial strings.
    O0 No Retrain
    O1 Retrain
    O2 Initiate Rate Renegotiation
    O3 Rate Renegotiation with silence
    P P Pulse Dial
    Q  Result-Code DisplayThe modem can send result codes and connect
    messages to the computer as a result of connecting or failing to
    connect; establishing a data rate; and establishing error-correction and
    data-compression protocols.  Refer to: ATV; AT\V; ATX.
    Q0 Enable display
    Q1 Disable display
    T T Tone DialThis command instructs the modem to use DTMF tone dialing.
    V  Result-Code FormatDetermines whether the modem sends short- or
    long-form messages to the communications application, indicating the
    connection status, rate, and mode.
    V0 Return Numeric Code (Short Form)
    V1 Return Text  (Long Form)
    X  Select Call-Progress Result Codes to Return
    X0 No Carrier; Connect. Modem reports lack of a carrier signal;
    connection success/failure; modem dials without waiting for a dial tone
    X1 No Carrier; Connect; Connect . Modem reports lack of a carrier
    signal; connection success/failure, and the computer data rate
    established
    X2 No Carrier; Connect; Connect ; No Dial Tone. Modem reports lack
    of a carrier signal; connection success/failure; the computer data rate
    established; and the lack of a dial tone
    X3 No Carrier; Connect; Connect ; Busy-tone. Modem reports lack of
    a carrier signal; connection success/failure; the computer data rate
    established; and the presence of a busy signal
    X4 No Carrier; Connect; Connect ; No Dial-tone; Busy-tone. Modem
    reports lack of a carrier signal; connection success/failure; the
    computer data rate established; the lack of a dial tone; and the
    presence of a busy signal
    Z Z Reset Modem Parameters to Default Configuration
    &C  DCD Control
    &C0 Always Asserted
    &C1 Asserted in Data Mode Only
    &D  DTR ControlDetermines how modem responds to DTR signal from DTE.
    &D0 Ignore DTR
    &D1 Enter Command mode when DTR transitions from asserted to de-asserted
    
    &D2 Disconnect call when DTR transitions from asserted to de-asserted
    &D3 Reset modem parameters to default configuration when DTR transitions
    from asserted-to-de-asserted
    &G  Guard Tone
    &G0 Off
    &G1 550 Hz Guard Tone
    &G2 1800 Hz Guard Tone
    &I  Dial TX Level
    &In Level n; n = 0 to 15. Default = 9
    &I99 Automatic Level
    &P  Pulse CycleUsed when the modem is instructed to pulse dial.
    &P0 40/60 Make/Break Ratio
    &P1 33/67 Make/Break Ratio
    &P2 38/62 Make/Break Ratio
    &R  CTS Control
    &R0 Normal
    &R1 Always On
    &S  DSR Control
    &S0 Always On
    &S1 On When Modem Recognizes Remote
    &T  Test
    &T0 Terminate Test
    &T1 Initiate Local Analog Loopback TestDisconnect the telephone line
    from the SM56 modem line input connector before using this command.With
    SM56 Build 50 or later, set S-Register 46 = 23 (ATS46=23) before
    executing &T1.
    &TD  Dial TX Level
    &TDn Level n; n = 0 to 15
    &TD99 Automatic Level
    &V  Modem Status
    &V0 Short Form Report
    &V1 Current or Last Connection Report
    &V2 Long Form Report
    
    Copyright? Motorola ISG 1998
    
    *MM16 V.90 Auto
    Command Option Description
    %B  Maximum Modulation RateSets the rate that the modem uses when
    connecting in a data modulation mode for performing functions such as
    Internet access or file transfer
    %B0 Maximum modem rate that the modem supports
    %B1 300 BPS
    %B2 1.2 KBPS
    %B3 2.4 KBPS
    %B4 4.8 KBPS
    %B6 9.6 KBPS
    %B7 7.2 KBPS
    %B8 12.0 KBPS
    %B9 14.4 KBPS
    %B11 16.8 KBPS
    %B12 19.2 KBPS
    %B13 21.6 KBPS
    %B14 24.0 KBPS
    %B15 26.4 KBPS
    %B16 28.8 KBPS
    %B17 31.2 KBPS
    %B18 33.6 KBPS
    %B19 32.0 KBPS
    %B20 34.0 KBPS
    %B21 36.0 KBPS
    %B22 38.0 KBPS
    %B23 40.0 KBPS
    %B24 42.0 KBPS
    %B25 44.0 KBPS
    %B26 46.0 KBPS
    %B27 48.0 KBPS
    %B28 50.0 KBPS
    %B29 52.0 KBPS
    %B30 54.0 KBPS
    %B31 56.0 KBPS
    %B32 58.0 KBPS
    %B33 60.0 KBPS
    %B34 28000 BPS
    %B35 29333 BPS
    %B36 30666 BPS
    %B37 33333 BPS
    %B38 34666 BPS
    %B39 37333 BPS
    %B40 38666 BPS
    %B41 41333 BPS
    %B42 42666 BPS
    %B43 45333 BPS
    %B44 46666 BPS
    %B45 49333 BPS
    %B46 50666 BPS
    %B47 53333 BPS
    %B48 54666 BPS
    %C  Data CompressionDetermines whether the modem implements methods of
    increasing the effective data rate by reducing the number of bits used
    to represent data
    %C0 Disable Compression
    %C1 Enable Compression
    %D  Disconnect Buffer DelayControls the delay after detection of a
    disconnect request before the modem disconnects from the telephone line
    %D0 Disable Delay
    %Dn Delay for n Seconds (n = 1 to 255)
    %L  Minimum Modulation Rate
    %L0 Minimum modem rate that the modem supports
    %L1 300 BPS
    %L2 1.2 KBPS
    %L3 2.4 KBPS
    %L4 4.8 KBPS
    %L7 7.2 KBPS
    %L6 9.6 KBPS
    %L8 12.0 KBPS
    %L9 14.4 KBPS
    %L11 16.8 KBPS
    %L12 19.2 KBPS
    %L13 21.6 KBPS
    %L14 24.0 KBPS
    %L15 26.4 KBPS
    %L16 28.8 KBPS
    %L17 31.2 KBPS
    %L18 33.6 KBPS
    %L19 32.0 KBPS
    %L20 34.0 KBPS
    %L21 36.0 KBPS
    %L22 38.0 KBPS
    %L23 40.0 KBPS
    %L24 42.0 KBPS
    %L25 44.0 KBPS
    %L26 46.0 KBPS
    %L27 48.0 KBPS
    %L28 50.0 KBPS
    %L29 52.0 KBPS
    %L30 54.0 KBPS
    %L31 56.0 KBPS
    %L32 58.0 KBPS
    %L33 60.0 KBPS
    %L34 28000 BPS
    %L35 29333 BPS
    %L36 30666 BPS
    %L37 33333 BPS
    %L38 34666 BPS
    %L39 37333 BPS
    %L40 38666 BPS
    %L41 41333 BPS
    %L42 42666 BPS
    %L43 60.0 KBPS
    %L44 46666 BPS
    %L45 49333 BPS
    %L46 50666 BPS
    %L47 53333 BPS
    %L48 54666 BPS
    \K  Break Handling Method
    \K1 Destructive Expedited
    \K3 Non-destructive Expedited
    \K5 Non-destructive Non-expedited
    \N  Error-Correction Mode
    \N0 Normal
    \N1 Direct
    \N4 LAP-M Only
    \N6 Reliable
    \N7 Auto-Reliable
    \Q  DTE Flow Control
    \Q0 Disable
    \Q1 XON/XOFF (software flow control)
    \Q3 RTS/CTS (hardware flow control)
    \T  Disconnect on DTE Inactivity
    \T0 Disable
    \Tn Disconnect after n minutes of inactivity by the computer;  n = 0 to
    255
    \V  Connect Message FormatDetermines which messages the modem generates
    at connection time
    \V0 Display DTE Rate
    \V1 DTE with EC/DC Message
    \V2 Display DCE Rate
    \V3 DCE with EC/DC Message
    \V4 DCE with Modulation & EC/DC Message
    
    Copyright? Motorola ISG 1998
    Copyright? Motorola ISG 1998
    
    -Register Option Description
    S0  Auto-Answer on Ring Number
    S0=0 Disable
    S0=n Answer on Ring n; n=0 to 255
    S1  Ring Count
    S1=n Counts the number of rings in an incoming call.  If the modem is
    configured to auto-answer (S0 set to a non-zero option), when S1=S0, the
    modem answers the call.
    S2  Select Escape Character
    S2=n Specifies ASCII character for Escape; n=0 to 255. Default = 43 (+)
    S3  Select Carriage-Return Character
    S3=n Specifies ASCII character for Carriage-Return; n=0 to 127. Default
    = 13 (CR)
    S4  Select Line-Feed Character
    S4=n Specifies ASCII character for Line-Feed; n=0 to 127. Default = 10
    (LF)
    S5  Select Backspace Character
    S5=n Specifies ASCII Character for Backspace; n=0 to 127. Default = 8
    (BS)
    S6  Blind Dial
    S6=n Before dialing, the modem goes off-hook and waits n seconds; n=0 to
    255. Note: When the ATX2 or ATX4 option is in effect, the S6 value is
    disregarded.Default = 2
    S7  Call Time-out
    S7=n Pause for n seconds; n=0 to 255; before dialing. Default = 60
    S8  Pause Delay
    S8=n Pause for n seconds; n=0 to 255; for dial modifier in a dial
    string. Default = 2
    S10  DCD Loss Disconnect
    S10=n Disconnect after n seconds; n=0 to 255 in 0.1 second increments;
    after DCD signal is de-asserted.  Default = 14
    S11  Tone Length
    S11=n Specifies duration, in 0.001 second increments, of DTMF tone when
    it is generated; n=60 to 255. Default =72
    S12  Escape Code Guard Time
    S12=n Specifies the interval, in 0.02-second increments, that must be
    present on either side of the escape code (+++) for the modem to
    recognize the escape command and enter command mode.  If S12=0, the
    speed at which you enter the escape sequence is not a factor. Default =
    50
    S18  Test Timer
    S18=n Specifies test execution duration; n=0 to 255. Default = 0
    
    Copyright? Motorola ISG 1998
    
    
    Sent to me by: Sharad Hirjee




    Last Updated September, 2011.