NTC-6000 Series Cellular Router AT (V.250) Command Manual

This manual provides detailed instructions on NTC-6000 series cellular routers AT (V.250) commands, including overview, command and configuration, syntax description, AT command specifications, V.250 configuration commands, DCE-DTE interface commands, V.250 session management commands, and exception handling.


NTC-6000 Series Cellular Router AT (V.250) Command Manual - cover page
Brand
NetComm
Category
Router
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
32
File format
PDF
File size
389 KB
Published
16 October, 2023
Updated
16 October, 2023
MD5 checksum
C56EEF260AAC22D18E673FCF92F96D58

About this manual

The NetComm NTC-6000 series cellular routers are designed to facilitate packet switched digital cellular networks in legacy applications supporting a V.250 modem interface. While the device includes an internal cellular terminal, it processes V.250 commands internally rather than communicating directly with the terminal module.

This document serves as a command and configuration reference for the AT (V.250) command set. It details operating states such as Command State, Online Command State, and Online Data State, along with syntax descriptions for DTE commands.

What's inside

  • Product overview
  • Operating states
  • Syntax Description
  • Command line general format
  • Types of DTE commands
  • V.250 Configuration commands
  • DCE-DTE Interface commands
  • LAN Configuration commands
  • Miscellaneous system commands

Specifications

Software Version1.1.0
Interface CompatibilityV.250 (V.25ter, AT, Hayes compatible)
Command Body Capacity128 characters

Frequently asked questions

What are the three operating states defined for the NTC-6000?

The manual defines Command State, Online Command State, and Online Data State.

How does the NTC-6000 handle V.250 commands it cannot process internally?

Any unprocessed V.250 commands may optionally be passed to the internal cellular terminal.

What characters make up the command line prefix?

The command line prefix consists of the characters "AT" or "at".

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