So I revisited this and got it to work but it is not a great outcome. I still wanted to post how-to in case this can help someone down the road;
Install atinout;
this line starts the command and opens a text file for the output
May need to use this device instead of USB2
then you put your command in the line below
then you end the command with this
The output will be in out.txt because that was what was specified in the opening part of the command
Couple things to note.
Turning on call waiting is
Turning off call waiting is
The problem is with call waiting off you don't get a notification someone tried to call it sends them direct to voicemail and you have no idea someone tried to call you.
I am not sure what is worse getting no notification someone tried to call or getting kicked off the current call when someone else tries to call
Maybe there is a third option that allows you to not have call waiting but get a notification someone tried to call?
Install atinout;
Code:
sudo pacman -S atinout
this line starts the command and opens a text file for the output
Code:
atinout - /dev/ttyUSB2 out.txt << EOF
May need to use this device instead of USB2
Code:
atinout - /dev/EG25.AT out.txt <<EOF
then you put your command in the line below
Code:
> AT+CCWA=0,2
then you end the command with this
Code:
>EOF
The output will be in out.txt because that was what was specified in the opening part of the command
Couple things to note.
Turning on call waiting is
Code:
> AT+CCWA=0,1
Turning off call waiting is
Code:
> AT+CCWA=0,0
The problem is with call waiting off you don't get a notification someone tried to call it sends them direct to voicemail and you have no idea someone tried to call you.
I am not sure what is worse getting no notification someone tried to call or getting kicked off the current call when someone else tries to call
Maybe there is a third option that allows you to not have call waiting but get a notification someone tried to call?