--On Wednesday, July 01, 2009 14:36:24 -0400 Dan Williams <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Functionality is definitely tied to the IF number. IF0 is effectively
> dead (supposedly NMEA, but I don't know what it's meant to support).
> IF1 & IF3 both behave like a modem (usually), and seem very closely
> tied together. E.g. if you use ATE0 to turn off echo on one port, it
> is turned off on both. Very occasionally, IF1 will not respond to AT
> commands, but the modem still works on the correct IF3 port, and IF1
> still spits out messages.
How often does IF1 spit out messages? What do they look like?
The messages all come out the same on both IF! & IF3, regardless of whether
IF1 decides to accept commands.
To start with there is always +ZUSIMR:2 every 2 secs., this can be stopped
by giving any version of AT+CPMS on either port (stops the messages on both
ports). The only other UMs I see are +ZDONR and +ZPASR.
HTH
Rick
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