Modem Response Messages - HP Brio 8300 Online Manual

Modem Response Messages

In response to AT modem commands, the modem returns status information in the form of response messages. These
messages appear on the screen when you enter a modem command and press Enter. You can instruct the modem to
return responses in English language words (with the
The most common responses are described in the table below (the numeric equivalents are in parentheses).
Message
(00) OK The command was carried out successfully.
(01) CONNECT For
X0
(02) RING Modem is receiving incoming call.
(03) NO CARRIER The remote carrier signal is not detected.
(04) ERROR You typed an invalid command line or a command line that is too long.
(05) CONNECT Modem is configured to report line speed, which is 1200 bps; or modem is configured to report the DTE
1200 speed, which is 1200 bps.
(06) NO DIAL The modem cannot dial the number you specified because there is no dial tone (this response is enabled
TONE when the
(07) BUSY Modem has not detected a busy signal (this response is enabled when
(08) NO ANSWER Modem did not detect silence when dialing a command line containing the @ modifier within the time
specified by register S7 .
(09) CONNECT Modem is configured to report line speed, which is 600 bps; or modem is configured to report the DTE
0600 speed, which is 600 bps (this response is disabled when
V1
: the modem has made a data connection.
, , or modifier is in effect).
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command) or as numeric values (with the
Description
X3
is in effect).
X0
Appendix AT Commands
Modem Response Messages
command).
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or are in effect).
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