- looking for a second method to enable command echoing
- Posted by ripleysfrisbee on April 25th, 2004
I'm doing an assignment on modems and it requires 2 methods for
enabling modem command echoing. I know the first method is to use the
command ATE1, but I don't know what the second method is. They also
ask what will occur if you enable modem command echoing through both
methods? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
- Posted by Art Jackson on April 25th, 2004
ripleysfrisbee wrote:
the modem. Default is usually X4. I'm not sure if that is what you are
looking for, or if only echoing commands that are sent TO the modem, is
what you need. Good luck.
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- Posted by Franc Zabkar on April 25th, 2004
On 25 Apr 2004 09:19:23 -0700, ripleysfrisbee@yahoo.ca
(ripleysfrisbee) put finger to keyboard and composed:
You can use ATQ1/Q0 to inhibit/enable the reporting of result codes to
the DTE, but this is not the same as enabling/disabling command
echoing.
- Franc Zabkar
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- Posted by Reed on April 26th, 2004
ripleysfrisbee wrote:
How about S register S14, bit 1 ?? 0=disable, 1 =enable
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