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Asked: 2026-05-18T00:03:03+00:00

Background I have a GSM modem connected through a COM port. I open the

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Background

I have a GSM modem connected through a COM port. I open the COM port using CreateFile and I’m able to send various AT commands. I use ATD to place a CSD (data) call or ATS0=1 to receive one.

Now the problem

How can I know that the connection has broken in the middle of a data call?

Actually, when a call is broken I get a NO CARRIER message. But the problem is GSM modem mixes the commands/notifications with the actual data. So How can I know if this message is part of the data itself, or it’s in fact a call-broken message from the modem?

Thanks, guys.

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  1. Editorial Team

    The CD signal (Carrier Detect) will turn off. Named RLSD in GetCommModemStatus() and WaitCommEvent(). That’s the moral equivalent of std::bad_alloc when you work with a modem.

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