Devolo MicroLlink - Caller ID of Remote Station; Description of Messages; Commands with Effect on Messages

AT commands: Detailed description
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3.2 Description of messages
3.2.1 Commands with effect on messages
Insofar as the command ATQ1 is not active (messages off), the MicroLink
ISDN i will acknowledge input commands and provide messages—regarding
incoming calls or the establishment of a connection, for example.
With the default setting ATV1, the MicroLink ISDN i returns messages in
plain text (followed by M and a line feed character). With the command
ATV0, the messages are returned in short form as a digit (with a leading and
concluding M
).
3.3 Caller ID of remote station
The ISDN supplies the caller ID of the incoming call, if this has not been sup-
pressed by the remote station. Register S153 can be used to set whether this
number should be displayed together with the RING and/or CONNECT mes
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sage.
Examples
RING;0241938800
CONNECT;0241938800
CONNECT 64000/ISDN/V120;0241938800
V1 V0 Description
OK 0 Command line executed
RING 2 Incoming call
NO CARRIER 3 No connection established, connection ended by
exchange of remote station, or inactivity timer
elapsed (see also register S154/S155)
ERROR 4 Error during command input
NO DIALTONE 6 No connection to ISDN exchange or own connec-
tion is busy
BUSY 7 Requested subscriber or communication paths
busy
CALL SENT 252 Dial number complete, call being processed
ALERTING 253 Remote station alerting to call
CONNECTING 254 Call answered by remote station, line protocol
being negotiated