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Using S-Registers
2-3
Displaying S-Register
settings
You can display S-Registers in a variety of ways. See the table below for
more information.
Example:
Sending
ATS0?
, displays the contents or setting for S-Register
0.
When using the commands ATI4 and ATI5, S-Register settings appear as a
table seven columns wide, each entry of the form, "Smm=nnn" where
mm is a register number between 0 and 70 and nnn is a decimal value
between 0 and 255.
Setting an S-Register
You can configure each S-Register setting manually.
CAUTION:
If you do not write an S-Register setting with
&W
, the setting
will be retained only until the next reset or power off.
Example
: Sending
ATS0=2
, changes the setting for S-Register 0 to 2. This
setting will cause the Business Modem to answer, in Auto Answer Mode,
on the second ring.
In the command ATSr=n, r is the register's number and n is a decimal
value from 0-255 (unless otherwise indicated) that specifies the setting.
To display Command
Contents of ONE S-Register
ATS
r
?
, where
r
is the
register’s number
S-Register settings in the NVRAM templates
ATI5
S-Register settings in RAM (the current configuration)
ATI4
To change Command
Settings for a register in the current configuration
ATSr=n