How to send AT command in android?

[jitendra kumar]

Hi All,

I want to send At command throug my application to modem. Can some one
please let me know how to send AT command thr my application??

*The ATResponseParser class parses part of the AT command syntax used*
*to**communicate with the mobile radio hardware in a mobile handset.
This
** is, in fact, a* * command syntax very much like the AT command syntax
used by modems, a ** standard* * described in the 3GPP document number TS
27.007 and related** specifications.*

I ant to send below AT command to Mode.
6.5 Hangup call +CHUPTable 13a: +CHUP action command syntax

*Command*

*Possible response(s)*

+CHUP


+CHUP=?




Please help me.

Regards,
Jitendra Kumar
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[BobG]

cross post. rude. wastes time. pick a forum.
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[Bob Kerns]

You know, I've always considered these responses to cross-posting to a
relevant forum or two to be rude. And I've been doing this longer than
there's been anything called Usenet or groups or forums, so this isn't
some newbie comment.

Traditionally, a cross-post to a small number (2, perhaps 3) of
RELEVANT groups has NOT been considered out of line.

However, if you feel this way, it would be better to explain -- that
if someone then responds only to a single forum, then others won't see
the response, and will also feel called upon to respond.

The counter to that is, of course, "don't do that then" -- respond to
all the cross-posted forums, if you have a relevant response.

Plus you have the option of just skipping over the post. This will
save YOU time, and save everybody else on each forum an equivalent
amount to what the cross-post cost AND will spare everyone who's on
just one of the forums having to read your post at all -- the first
post MAY have been of interest to us -- but yours is certainly not.

The use case here is legitimate - if the poster doesn't know which
forum to post in, he's going to have to try them serially -- in the
end, costing him time, and saving time for nobody else. The primary
fault here is not with the poster, but with the forum software,
presenting you with the same message twice -- or more generally, not
handling this use case in a better way.

You're welcome to have a different opinion, of course, but please
don't be curt and rude to people asking questions.

People cross-posting to IRRELEVANT groups is an entirely different
matter. THAT has always been considered rude.

Thank you.

Post by BobG
cross post. rude. wastes time. pick a forum.

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