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Omni.Net Lite User’s Guide
61 Chapter 3 Using AT Commands
3.3.2 Command Sets for Analog Ports
The AT command sets for the analog port are shown in the following table.
Table 15 AT Command Sets for the Analog Port
COMMAND DESCRIPTION
\P0=n Select CODEC type. Do not change the type until you use the TA in another
country.
n=0: A-law
n=1: -law
\P1=n Select the dialing method for the analog port.
n=0 indicates overlap sending, and same system as the traditional telephone
(default).
n=1 indicates en-block sending, and you must press “#” after the phone number.
\P2=n Configure the analog port priority.
n=0: Both of the analog ports have same priority.
n=1: The PHONE 1 port has higher priority.
n=2: The PHONE 2 port has higher priority.
\V Display the settings for all parameters.
\Zd=<phone
number> [/<sub-
address>]
Set a pre-stored phone number for the analog port.
d: 0-4
<phone number>: Enter up to 32 characters, including digits from 0 to 9, *, #,
hyphen ( -), comma (,) and (‘,’). [‘,’] will be ignored.
<sub-address>: Enter up to 20 ASCII characters ranging from “0-9”,” a-z” and
“A-Z”.
!pA0=n Set the device type of the analog equipment connected to the analog port.
p: enter 1 or 2 to specify the analog port.
n=0: indicates a telephone, telephone with caller ID (type 1), G3 fax or modem
(default).
n=2: indicates a telephone with call waiting caller ID (type 2).
!pA1=n p: enter 1 or 2 to specify the analog port.
n=0: Disable call waiting.
n=1: Enable call waiting (default).
!pId=<phone
number> [/<sub-
address>]
Create a list of the phone numbers for incoming call screening on the analog
port.
p: enter 1 or 2 to specify the analog port.
d=0-4.
<phone number>: Enter up to 32 characters, including digits from 0 to 9, *, #,
hyphen ( -), comma (,) and (‘,’). [‘,’] will be ignored.
<sub-address>: Enter up to 20 ASCII characters ranging from “0-9”,” a-z” and
“A-Z”.
!pOd=<prefix digits> Create a list of the prefix digits for outgoing call screening on the analog port.
p: enter 1 or 2 to specify the analog port.
d=0-2
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