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DT (Destination Address) Command

<Networking & Security> DT Command is used to

set/read the networking address of an RF

modem. The modems utilize three filtration lay-

ers: Vendor ID Number (ATID), Channel (ATHP),

and Destination Address (ATDT). The DT com-

mand assigns an address to a modem that

enables it to communicate only with other

modems having the same address. All modems

that share the same DT parameter can communi-

cate with each other.

RF modems in the same network with a different destination address (than that of the transmitter)

will listen to all transmissions to stay synchronized, but will not send any of the data out their

serial ports.

E0 (Echo Off) Command

<Command Mode Options> E0 Command turns

off character echo in AT Command Mode.

By default, echo is off.

E1 (Echo On) Command

<Command Mode Options> E1 Command enables

character echo in AT Command Mode. Each typed

character will be echoed back to the terminal

when ATE1 is active. E0 (Echo Off) is the default.

ER (Receive Error Count) Command

<Diagnostics> The ER command is used to set/

read the number of receive-errors. The error

count records the number of packets partially

received then aborted on a reception error. This

value returns to 0 after a reset and is not non-

volatile (Value does not persist in the modem's

memory after a power-up sequence). Once the

Receive Error Count reaches its maximum value

(up to 0xFFFF), it remains at its maximum count

value until the maximum count value is explicitly changed or the modem is reset.

The ER parameter is not reset by pin, serial port or cyclic sleep modes.

FH (Force Wake-up Initializer) Command

<Sleep (Low Power)> The FH command is used

to force a Wake-up Initializer to be sent on the

next transmission. Use only with cyclic sleep

modes active on remote modems.

ATFH will not send a long header if ATHT = 0xFFFF. WR (Write) Command does not need to be

issued with FH Command.

AT Command: ATDT

Binary Command: 0x00

Parameter Range: 0 - 0xFFFF

Default Parameter Value: 0

Number of bytes returned: 2

Related Commands: HP (Hopping Channel), ID

(Modem VID), MK (Address Mask), MY (Source

Address)

AT Command: ATE0

Binary Command: 0x0A (10 decimal)

AT Command: ATE1

Binary Command: 0x0B (11 decimal)

AT Command: ATER

Binary Command: 0x0F (15 decimal)

Parameter Range: 0 - 0xFFFF

Default Parameter Value: 0

Number of bytes returned: 2

Related Commands: GD (Receive Good Count)

AT Command: ATFH

Binary Command: 0x0D (13 decimal)

1 2 ... 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 ... 61 62

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Table des matières

Disclaimer

Safety Information

Antenna Care

Phone Operation

Batteries

Electronic Devices

Pacemakers

Hearing Aids

Table of Contents

Preparing Your Phone For Use

SIM card

Installing a Battery

Placing the Back Cover

Charging the Phone

Removing the Front Cover

Placing the Front Cover

Turning the Phone On

The miniSD Card

Removing the miniSD Card

Getting to Know Your Phone

Left side view

Right side view

Rear view

Top v ie w

Bottom view

Idle Screen

Icons in the Status Bar

Getting to Know Your Phone 17

Menu Navigation

Sub menu

Turning a function on or off

Using Your Phone

Rejecting an Incoming Call

Adjusting the Volume

Making an International Call

Making an Emergency Call

Dialing an Extension Number

Speed Dialing

Listening to Voicemails

Voi ce D ia l in g

Operations During a Call

Making a Second Call*

Call Waiting*

Call Menu

Conference*

Send DTMF

End Call

Hold/Unhold/Swap

Mute/Unmute

Phone Book

32 Using Your Phone

Using Your Phone 33

34 Using Your Phone

Using Your Phone 35

Using the Silent Profile

Using the MP3 Player

Playing the music

MP3 player settings

Playing songs at random

Using the Recorder Function

Using the Camera Function

Using Your Phone 43

• Set as

• Send Photo

Camera Setup

Using Your Phone 45

Self-timer

Shooting mode

Memory in use

Using the Album

Using Your Phone 49

• Ta i l o r

50 Using Your Phone

The Profiles menu

Using Your Phone 53

Shortcuts Menu

Using Your Phone 55

56 Using Your Phone

Messages Menu

Receiving a New Message

Creating a New SMS Message

60 Using Your Phone

• Save to Drafts

• Save to Private Folder

• Discard

Managing the Inbox

Managing the Outbox

Managing Sent Items

Managing Message Drafts

Managing the Private Folder

Defining text Templates

Cleaning Up Messages

Bearer Mode

Reading a new MMS Message

Creating a New MMS Message

> Outbox

> Te m p l a t e s

> Cleanup. You can

SMS Chat

Voi c e m a il

Cell Broadcast

Input Modes

Predictive Input Mode (iTap)

Letter Input Mode (ABC)

Numeric Input Mode (123)

Symbol Input Mode

Direct Connection to URLs

80 Using Your Phone

• Modem/PC Sync

Using Your Phone 81

• Download

82 Using Your Phone

• Recorder

Caller Group

100

Privacy Manager

101

Business Card

101

My Number

102

Memory Status

102

Call Records

103

88 Menus

104

All Games

105

Settings

105

Entertainment

106

Recorder

107

Media Center

108

Melodies

110

96 Menus

112

• Rename

112

• Delete All

112

• Details

112

Composer

113

98 Menus

114

Adding a sharp to a note

115

Downloads

116

Format miniSD

116

To o l s

117

World Clocks

118

Calendar

119

To Do L ist

120

Shortcuts

121

Calculator

121

Currency Converter

121

Stopwatch

122

Countdown Timer

122

Services

123

WAP Se r v ice

124

WAP Messages

125

Goto URL

125

WAP S e t t i n g s

125

NAP Settings

126

Service Number

126

SIM ToolKit Menu

126

Wa l l p a p er

128

Welcome Message

128

Personal Banner

128

Contrast

129

Brightness

129

Keypad Backlight

129

Call Settings

130

Call Divert

131

Call Barring

132

Call Waiting

133

Auto Redial

133

Fixed Dialing Num

133

Active Line

134

User Group

134

Network Mode

135

Available List

135

Band Setting

135

Security

136

Phone Lock

137

SIM Lock

137

Power Saving Mode

138

Language

138

Care and Maintenance

139

Troubleshooting

140

Troubleshooting 127

143

• The Phone Book's

143

• Your network operator

143

• No USB port is currently

143

• Your PC cannot provide

143

Appendix 1: Wearing the phone

144

HOLD key to the left

147

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