To my knowledge,blacklisting is only used to prevent repetitive dial attempts to
the same number when the calls are unsuccessful.
The number of attempts and the delay between each ones depend on the country.
This is especially a European feature.Regards, Vincent ([email protected]) ______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________ Subject: AT Command Set Author: [email protected] at internet List-Post: [email protected] Date: 7/2/96 9:32 AM From: [email protected] (Jack Marshall ITS/QS-Box) Cynthia, If the modem of interest is using a Rockwell chip set, you can contact Rockwell directly for a copy of their AT Commands Reference Manual. They should mail it to you free of charge. It would be best, however, to contact the modem manufacturer. Sometimes manufacturers will buy the chips from Rockwell or someone else, then re-write the command code. Usually they support the basic set of AT commands, but often they will add extended commands for enhanced capabilities. After glancing through my Reference Manual, I found a command, AT*B, that is supposed to display blacklisted numbers. I have not tried it before, but it may show you what you need. Jack Marshall Telecom Site Supervisor Inchcape Testing Services ITSUSBOS2!DSGBOXBORO!inchqsw.attmail.com!JRM
