- extra setting command
- Posted by nice guy on April 28th, 2004
How do I enter more than one command in the extra settings for my USR modem?
- Posted by Gary A. Edelstein on April 28th, 2004
On Wed, 28 Apr 2004 11:19:19 GMT, "nice guy" <begless@xyz.net> wrote:
to:
AT&F1
ATE1
Which is the same as AT&F1E1, just put &F1E1 in the extra setting box.
You don't need AT in that box.
Gary E
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- Posted by nice guy on April 28th, 2004
How about: 'atm0' and 's32=128'?
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- Posted by Bill Wolff on April 28th, 2004
I don't quite follow you, but let's say you want:
ATL1L2L3
Then it would be:
L1L2L3
Or if you meant something like this:
ATL1
ATL2
ATL3
Then it would be:
L1;L2;L3
Note the semicolons.
Cheers!
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- Posted by Art Jackson on April 29th, 2004
nice guy wrote:
separator in between each individual command, like M0 S32=128 for easier
reading but it makes no difference in the actual command issued to the
modem. As Gary said, the AT is not required. Good luck.
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