Ericsson ZAT 19.2 Operation Manual page 106

4. Registers :
4.1.4 Examples
Example on how to store a value ina S register:
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ATS6=6¢*|| S register 6 is assigned the value 6.
The command makes the modem wait 6
seconds before dialling, instead of the default
Aes ewehde nc. value 2.
The modem answers OK
Example on how to display a S register:
; Ss
ATS6? Show the current value of S register 6
Beh en od . | The modem answers 006
:
OK
4.1.5 Bit mapped S registers:
In the description of the S registers you will notice that some of
the S registers are bit mapped. This means that the operation is
controlled bitwise.
Sometimes it may be desirable to change the bit values directly.
This is done with the Sn= and +Sn= commands.
The content of a S register is displayed with the Sn? and +Sn?
commands.
In the chapter on S-registers, the values of the binary coded
registers are set to for example OCCCACOC (S16) or
x0x0xxx0 (S14). This means:
C scan only be changed by means of corresponding commands
(not directly by means of Sn= and +Sn= commands).
A Automatically changed by the modem
X can be changed by means of corresponding commands and
directly by means of Sn=and +Sn= commands.
O(or1) Cannot be changed.
Example:
S-register 14 - Default 8A hexadecimal or 138 decimal
BET BRS: BMS | BHA. (BRS BH Bit? = . Bit a
0 jo jo |i jo |4 jo
If you require short form result codes instead of verbal ones, bit
3 must be changed to "0" according to the description.
The following commands will do this:
ATS14=162p%| | decimal form
or