Motorola V265 CDMA Cell Phone AT Command Set

This cell phone looks like a modem when plugged into your PC's USB port. This information probably applies to many Motorola V-series CDMA (not GSM) cell phones.

• You can string multiple AT commands together by separating the commands with a semicolon. Only the first command gets the AT. Example: AT+GMI and AT+GMM can be sent as AT+GMI;+GMM<CR>

All 'AT' omitted from table below. <NL> means newline (might be CRLF or just LF). The last newline is not shown (only embedded newlines).

Note: The GMx commands seem to work with/without a leading 'C'. For example, CGMR is an alias for GMR. GSN is not an alias for CGSN!

To dial, use mode 0 and then ATDT...

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• +CPBR: (2-500),32,24
  • (2-500): available phonebook entry index range
  • 32: Max length of telephone number
  • 24: Max length of name/description
• +MPBR: 2-500,32,24,8,0-21,48,(0,5-9,11-15,32-36,38-42,49-68,255),(0),(0-1),(1-30

),(255),25,(0-1,255),0,(0),0,0,0,0,0,0,0

• 2-500: phone book entries 2-500 are unused
• 32: phone numbers can be 32 characters
• 24: names can be 24 characters
• 8: 8 entry types
• 0-21: ?
• 48: max email addr length

• +MDBR: 500,3,64,8,2
  • 500:
  • 3:
  • 64:
  • 8:
  • 2:
• +CPBS: ("ME","MT","ON","DC","MC","RC","AD","QD"
  • AD = Address book
  • QD = Quick Dial
  • ME = Phonebook
  • DC = Dialed Calls
  • MT = Phone and SIM phonebooks merged
  • ON = Own Numbers (see +CNUM)
  • MC = Missed Calls
  • RC = Received Calls
• +CPBR: 2,"4045551212",129,"@Sue Cell"
  • 2 = index of this phone book record
  • "4045551212" = telephone number
  • 129 = address type (129 in-country, 145 if contains + for international call)