Pregunta

I am using at command to control a USB modem. When I send a command to this modem I receive some data including the command I send. Example:

AT

OK

AT+CUSD=1,"*778#",15

OK

+CUSD: 0,"Balance: 7.50 TK. Validity: 02-Sep-13. Bonus: 0.00TK. Free Min: 0.",64

But what I want is like this:

OK

OK

+CUSD: 0,"Balance: 7.50 TK. Validity: 02-Sep-13. Bonus: 0.00TK. Free Min: 0.",64

Is there any at command available that can prevent this modem to show sending command again.

¿Fue útil?

Solución

According to this Wikipedia article on the Hayes command set used by modems, there are two commands that control the echoing behavior of the modems:

  • E0 turns the echoing off, so the modem will not repeat the command that was sent to it
  • E1 turns echoing back on

What you are looking for is the E0 or the E command, where the latter is only a shorthand for the first one.

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