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I have a Problem. I’m involved in a Windows CE Software Project that runs for a couple of years and one small part of it is the possibility to communicate with a modem. But that is one part of the technology I have absolutely no knowledge about.
Can someone explain me what the following AT Comand does that is send to the modem?
ATDT9,011,00w01234567890
The number behind the “w” is not a real one for this post.
Thank you very much
twickl
Whoa, havent seen those in a while:
AT – Attention
DT – Dial Tone
9 – send number 9
, – wait
011 – Dial 011,
, – wait
00 – Dial 00,
w – wait for dial tone
012345 – Dial rest of number
Looks to me as if you´re dialing into some sort of PBX and then issue commands to it.