IIRC, +++ is the Hayes command for ESC
ATZ, as L.D. stated, is the Hayes command to reset to factory defaults.
ATH, or ATH0, as Clarence said, is for Hangup, as is <ALT-H>.
ATF0, ATF1, ATF2 load stored profiles 0, 1, and 2, respectively.
AT just checks the modem, and if it is present/on, returns "OK" although some
return "ok", "O.K." or "o.k."
Roger Turk
Tucson, Arizona USA
On this Memorial Day, 2000, we pay homage to all those who gave their lives
so that we may live in freedom.
L.D. wrote:
>>I got into the +++ habit in the days of BBSing. Every modem string I
had started with it. I can remember when you could send the triple-plus
to someone and when they read it in ASCII text their modem would drop
carrier. <G> I even learned how to send it in "chat" without having my
modem disconnect me. <BG>
IIRC, on many modems ATZ sets modem back to 'factory default' settings.
If that is the case, and if someone has to use a special modem setup
because of dirty phone lines or whatever, sending ATZ would defeat all
the work they did figuring out the modem configuration in the first
place. So that seems like a good enough reason to me to send
triple-plus rather than ATZ.
l.d.
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On Sun, 28 May 2000 20:15:31 -0500, Clarence Verge wrote:
> Regardless of which string you use (I prefer ATZ) you might have better
> luck if you put +++ in front of it. This will return it to command mode
> if it was elsewhere. (usually)<<
