The document describes the AT command set used for controlling GSM modems and making calls. It lists commands for turning echo on/off (ATE), dialing numbers (ATD), redialling the last number (ATDL), answering calls (ATA), disconnecting calls (ATH), deleting SMS (AT+CMGD), reading SMS (AT+CMGR), and sending SMS (AT+CMGS). It also provides examples of status messages returned by the modem like registration status (+CREG) and incoming call alerts (RING, +CLIP) that would appear in a terminal program.
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AT Commands
The document describes the AT command set used for controlling GSM modems and making calls. It lists commands for turning echo on/off (ATE), dialing numbers (ATD), redialling the last number (ATDL), answering calls (ATA), disconnecting calls (ATH), deleting SMS (AT+CMGD), reading SMS (AT+CMGR), and sending SMS (AT+CMGS). It also provides examples of status messages returned by the modem like registration status (+CREG) and incoming call alerts (RING, +CLIP) that would appear in a terminal program.