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Dial Modifiers
Issue 2 November 1996
B-7
Dial Modifier: ; (semicolon)
Function: Terminates the dial string, and returns to command
state after processing a dial command.
S-Register: none
Example: AT DT 9,1 800 624-5123; DP 555-1212; O
Comments: The semicolon returns you to a command state and
allows you to enter more commands.
In the above example, a data call is made, and the
semicolon returns you to the command mode. A voice
call is then made and the O sends you back to the data
connection.
When the dial command specifies a stored number to
be dialed, the semicolon can be entered after the S=n
command. If a semicolon is omitted, the call is made,
but all commands following the dial command will be
ignored if the call was a data call.
If the dial command for a voice call is the last command
on the command line, the semicolon dial modifier may
be omitted (the 8400B Plus Data Module will still return
to the command mode).
See Also: none
Table B-1. Dial Modifiers — Continued
Label Description