Standards and conventions
This guide uses consistent visual cues and standard text styles to help you locate and interpret
information easily.
Style Description
Extra information or a recommendation related to the current topic.
Good-to-know information that helps users complete a procedure or
understand a topic.
Information that alerts the user about significant or critical actions or
outcomes.
Title names Window or section names, denoting a title, appear in italics.
Field or button name Element names in a user interface, for example fields and buttons, appear
in bold.
Ctrl+X; Ctrl+click A key combination with a plus sign separating two key names or a key
name and a mouse action, indicates that you hold down the first key
while pressing the second key or performing the mouse action.
Cross reference Title and
page
Cross references appear in italics, for example: For more information, see
Copyright on pageii. Select the cross reference to view it.
Hyperlinks Underlined cross references are hyperlinks to electronic forms of the
document. Select the hyperlink to open the cross reference.
ATCommands
Commands Command formats are displayed in monospaced typeface.
<Parameter> Angle brackets enclose the AT Command parameter, for example <topic>.
The brackets do not appear in the command line.
"ParameterString" Quotation marks enclose parameter strings.
CommandValue Italics in a command depicts values or examples that need replacing with
your specific parameters.
[CommandOptionalEntry] Square brackets display optional entries.
ATCommandResponse Returned responses to ATCommands are displayed in monospaced bold
typeface.
<ASCIICHARACTERS> Returned ASCII characters are in uppercase.
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