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How to Select an Escape Method
If you want your modem to escape and then wait for you to issue a command before it will return to online
mode, then use +++AT<CR>. For example, use this method if you find you need to review a help screen in
the middle of a communications session.
If you wish to combine the escape with a command (or commands) and with an immediate return to online
mode, then use the <BREAK>AT<CR> method. You may also use this method to have the modem wait
before it will return on line.
The following AT commands are used to select the modem's escape method:
%E0 Escape disabled
%E1 +++AT method
%E2 BREAK AT method
Escape Method 1: +++AT<CR>
In the following example, a user who is in online mode decides to set S0 to 1 to configure
the modem to answer on the first ring.
1.
The user types the sequence +++AT<CR>. The sequence is sent to the modem
2.
The modem transmits the +++.
3.
The modem buffers AT and starts the wait-for-<CR> timer.
4.
Upon receiving the <CR> the modem escapes to command mode.
5.
The modem responds OK .
6.
The user enters the command ATS0=1<CR>. This sequence is sent to the modem.
7.
The modem buffers ATS0=1<CR> and identifies it as a valid command.
8.
The modem executes the command, setting the contents of S0 to 001.
9.
The user sends ATO<CR> to the modem.
10. The modem returns to online mode.
Escape Method 2: <BREAK>AT<CR>
In the following example, a user who is in online mode decides to set S0 to 1, to configure
the modem to answer on the first ring.
1.
The break signal is sent to the modem.
2.
The modem buffers the break signal.
The modem starts the S32 wait-for-<CR> timer.
3.
4.
ATS0=1<CR> is sent to the modem.
5.
The modem buffers ATS0=1<CR> and identifies it as a valid command.
6.
The modem escapes to command mode.
7.
The modem executes the command, setting the contents of S0 to 001.
8.
The modem returns to online mode.
%E3 Both methods enabled
%E4 Disable OK to +++ escape
%E5 Enable OK to +++ escape
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