Specifications

ISU AT Command Reference Phase VII AT Commands
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11.28 +CBT - Battery Temperature
Exec Command: +CBT
Execution command returns the battery temperature. This command is available on 9555 and 9555A
Handsets only.
The response is in the form:
+CBT: <bt>
where <bt> is the temperature in degrees Centigrade with a resolution of 0.125 degrees.
This command does not support command concatenation on the 9555 and 9555A Handsets.
11.29 +CAPBR – Read application phonebook entry
Exec Command: +CAPBR=<index>
Execution command returns phonebook entry in location number <index> from the application phonebook
(“My Phonebook”).
Entry fields returned are location number index, name, home number, work number, mobile number, other
number, email address, notes. All fields are represented as Unicode hex text so the string “abc123” would
be returned as 006100620063003100320033.
Response is in the form:
+CAPBR:<index>,<name>,<home_number>,<work_number>,<mobile_number>,
<other_number>,<email>,<notes>
Test Command: +CAPBR=?
Test command returns the number of entries stored in this phonebook. Response is in the form:
+CAPBR: <num_entries>
This command applies to the 9555 and 9555A Handsets only.
This command does not support command concatenation in the 9555 and 9555A Handsets.
11.30 +CAPBW – Write application phonebook entry
Exec Command:
+CAPBW=<name>,[<home_number>],[<work_number>],[<mobile_number>],[<other_number>],[<
email>],[<notes>]
Execution command writes phonebook entry to the application phonebook (“My Phonebook”).
All fields except <name> may be left blank. All fields should be encoded as Unicode hex text so the string
“abc123” would be entered as 006100620063003100320033.
This command applies to the 9555 and 9555A Handsets only.
This command does not support command concatenation in the 9555 and 9555A Handsets.
11.31 +CAPBD – Delete application phonebook entry
Exec Command: +CAPBD=<x>
Execution command deletes the specified entry or entries from the application phonebook (“My
Phonebook”). <x> may be an index number to delete the entry at that index, or ALL to delete all entries.